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Rachel Howley is a current Doctor of Musical Arts candidate at the Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University. Her research explores the role of the conductor in championing the wind band works of Australian women composers, and she is an active advocate for diversity in repertoire selection (...)

Colloquium followed by refreshments in Monadelphous Integrated Learning Centre

Applied mathematics involves building models of the real world. When those models consist of differential equations (as they very often do) one can seek to do one of two things: (1) make approximations that (...)

This training is designed to provide attendees with the knowledge to book travel using Concur for themselves as a traveller or others as a travel arranger.

After completing this training, attendees will be able to:

* Create a consultant assistant travel booking for themselves (...)

Unconscious bias is inherent in everyone due to our individual references, filters and experiences which cause us to act and respond in certain ways without even knowing it. This workshop introduces you to the concept of unconscious bias – the mental shortcuts our brains take to help us make (...)

The Library has entered into “Read and Publish” agreements with several journal publishers to support open access publishing of UWA research at no additional cost to researchers.

By publishing open access, UWA authors can ensure that researchers in developing countries, not-for-profit (...)

Ally Workshops are open to any staff member or student who wishes to better understand the issues and needs of LGBTIQA+ staff and students, and is considering becoming an Ally.

The workshop aims to raise awareness of the life experience, issues and needs of LGBTIQA+ staff and students (...)

Unconscious bias is inherent in everyone due to our individual references, filters and experiences which cause us to act and respond in certain ways without even knowing it. This workshop introduces you to the concept of unconscious bias – the mental shortcuts our brains take to help us make (...)

ARIA award-winning composer James Ledger facilitates the final instalment of our West Australian Opera Artists in Conversation series for 2022, interviewing composer and co-librettist Emma Jayakumar about her new opera OUR LITTLE INVENTOR.

This world premiere work, inspired by the (...)

The University of Western Australia’s node of the International Centre for Radio Astronomy Research together with UWA’s Department of Physics are delighted to invite prospective students to an introductory session to UWA’s 2023 Master of Physics (Astronomy and Astrophysics specialisation) (...)

Abstract: Laplace's interpretation of the gravitational potential produced a huge impact on science at large, and we will try to review some of the important byproducts obtained in several disciplines through the mathematical analysis of the Laplacian operator.

Warning: if you like (...)

Join the UWA Symphony Orchestra, acclaimed pianist Cecilia Sun and conductor Alan Lourens in a celebration of oft overlooked juggernauts of the romantic era.

Enjoy a unique perspective of the orchestra seated ‘in-the-round’ within the exquisite surrounds of the Government House (...)

This workshop explores the importance of being an ethical bystander to create a safe, respectful and supportive UWA community. The session will cover the reasons why we often don't intervene in problem situations to support others, as well as increase your understanding and confidence in using the (...)

Data sharing benefits scientific advancement by promoting transparency, reducing duplication, sparking new discoveries, encouraging collaboration and driving better decision-making.

Are there guidelines you can follow to prepare your data for sharing? The answer is yes!  This webinar (...)

Three graduates of the School of Physics, Mathematics and Computer Science, Professors Peter Veitch, David McClelland and David Blair were recipients of the 2020 Prime Minister’s Science Prize for the Discovery of Gravitational Waves. It is a great pleasure to have them all together on campus (...)

New ideas and new discoveries have changed our view of space and time, the very fabric of the universe. The changes began a century ago when the Wallal Eclipse in Western Australia proved that space is elastic and flexible.

Join WA artist Mark Grey-Smith, cosmologist Regents' Professor (...)

IN CONVERSATION

In this series, members and guest artists of the West Australian Symphony Orchestra share an evening with the community discussing aspects of their performance / composition practice, preparation, and career highlights.

DEBORAH CHEETHAM AO

Deborah (...)

This 2 hour workshop designed by JobAccess (Australian Government program) is part of our commitment to improve employment opportunities for people with disability. It’s likely that many of us know someone who lives with disability, or that we personally live with disability. Disability is part (...)

This training is designed to provide attendees with the knowledge to book travel using Concur for themselves as a traveller or others as a travel arranger.

The first 30 minutes will be an introduction to the new user interface. If you are an experienced Concur Travel user you are (...)

Youth, experience and excellence combine in an evening shared by three exceptional student musicians performing with the UWA Symphony Orchestra in the final of the VOSE Concerto Competition.

After the interval, Britten’s The Young Person’s Guide to the Orchestra will take you on an (...)

This training is designed to provide attendees with the knowledge to book travel using Concur for themselves as a traveller or others as a travel arranger.

The first 30 minutes will be an introduction to the new user interface. If you are an experienced Concur Travel user you are (...)