What's On at UWA

Give your lunchtime some South American sizzle as GUAPO, a combination of some of Perth's finest classical and jazz musicians play works by Astor Piazzolla, Cathie Travers, and others. Zak Rowntree – violin, Emily Green-Armytage – piano, Catherine Cahill – clarinet, Paul Tanner – vibes (...)

Tasting whisky is very much a personal thing. What one will smell and taste in one’s Glenmorangie isn't necessarily what another will find.

Since 1843, Glenmorangie distillery has been producing its famous malt on the shores of the Dornoch Firth. It is one of the smallest (...)

Abstract: Magnetism is well known as a powerful force that causes refrigerators to be attracted to certain objects. Sometimes, it is also considered as a mysterious force that erases credit cards. Is there anything more to it? In this lecture, Kannan Krishnan will discuss the basics of magnetism (...)

Lecture 1: JOHN KEATS: ROMANTIC POET His life was tragically short, but Keats was blessed with a teeming, poetic gift which triumphed over both his personal suffering and savage criticism. Keats battled a difficult childhood, financial worries, the loss of a loved brother from TB, medical training (...)

Norooz, the ancient New Year celebration of Central Asia, is steeped in traditions that date back 3000 years. Join us for a very special dinner of delicious Persian dishes as we mark this great holiday and learn a little of those traditions.

The celebration of Norooz has its origin in (...)

A Head of Department once said "One of our best assets is students coming back from exchanges". Explore the variety of international study opportunities available to UWA students at the UWA's third Student Exchange Fair. Credit may be earned for study in law, engineering, business, the (...)

The UWA Catholic Society hosts a short lunchtime spiritual reflection. Meditate. Sing. Reflect. Refresh.

In 2004 Judith Lucy got herself a job as the host of a breakfast radio show for the country's biggest radio network in the nation's biggest market - Sydney. By the end of 2004 Judith lucy had been demoted to the drive shift and sent back to Melbourne.

By the middle of 2005 Judith Lucy (...)

Thompson Estate is one of the really exciting new producers in Margaret River. Its innovative winemaking approach matches each variety to the skills of a master winemaker. The elegant and drinkable wines have been welcomed by show judges, wine critics and wine enthusiasts.

Owners Peter (...)

The Institute of Advanced Studies and the History Discipline at UWA present a series of ten public lectures attached to a new History Honours seminar. The series aims to present a context for contemporary terrorism by inviting lectures from scholars working on historical and contemporary terrorism (...)

WA Symphony Orchestra Trumpet player David Elton performs this exciting Lunchtime Concert with Rachel Silver, piano who will be giving the first performance on the School of Music's new Kawai Grand Piano. The programme is made up of beautiful gems from the solo trumpet repertoire from the 19th and (...)

The UWA Catholic Society hosts a short 30 minute lunchtime mass. Meditate. Sing. Reflect. Refresh. Celebrated by Father Gerald Brennan.

The Institute of Advanced Studies and the History Discipline at UWA present a series of ten public lectures attached to a new History Honours seminar. The series aims to present a context for contemporary terrorism by inviting lectures from scholars working on historical and contemporary terrorism (...)

TRINITY: Rebecca White - violin, Sophie Walker - cello, Caroline Badnal - piano. The exquisite Mendelssohn Piano Trio in D minor (the middle movement of which is alone worth a trip to this Lunchtime concert!) is being performed along with Debussy's Piano Trio in G Major. Hear and see this great (...)

Famed WA artist Len Zuks will be giving a seminar on artworks and sculptures that now adorn the rooms and corridoors at the School of Computer Science & Software Engineering, UWA. This long term exhibition will then be launched by Head of School, Dr Nick Spadaccini.

'Serendipitous (...)

Famed WA artist Len Zuks will be giving a seminar on artworks and sculptures that now adorn the rooms and corridoors at the School of Computer Science & Software Engineering, UWA. This long term exhibition will then be launched by Head of School, Dr Nick Spadaccini. 'Serendipitous Signposts' is (...)

The UWA Catholic Society hosts a short lunchtime spiritual reflection. Meditate. Sing. Reflect. Refresh.

A successful and peaceful society depends on love and respect for others, founded on a recognition of our essential oneness. According to the Baha'i Sacred writings: "The first sign of faith is love. The message of the holy, divine Manifestations is love; the phenomena of creation are based (...)

The Institute of Advanced Studies and the History Discipline at UWA present a series of ten public lectures attached to a new History Honours seminar. The series aims to present a context for contemporary terrorism by inviting lectures from scholars working on historical and contemporary terrorism (...)

Pergolesi’s eighteenth century musical setting of the ancient Latin text, Stabat Mater, depicts the poignant reflections of Mary at the Cross using music of elegance, finesse and melodic beauty. Ever popular, the work has become famous for its use in the soundtracks to the films Amadeus and Jesus (...)