What's On at UWA

An evening of singing, organised by students from the UWA School of Music, promoting the important role music plays in bringing people from all walks of life together. Staff and students from the School of Music will join The Spirit of the Streets Choir, The Stirling Silver Singers, and The People (...)

The Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences will be hosting an information evening for prospective applicants to the undergraduate entry medicine course. Year 12 students who are considering applying to the course are encouraged to attend. Parents and teachers are welcome. Booking not (...)

The population of Perth is projected to more double by 2050. How do we expect to accommodate these people? Urban sprawl or teetering high-rise? New suburbs that can feed themselves and new high rise mini-cities? Significantly increasing the density of development along both the coast and the River? (...)

International Student Volunteers is looking for anybody with a passion for travel, adventure, and making a difference! We combine volunteer work (either conservation or social community development) and adventure travel into the most incredible experience of a lifetime...and offer academic credit (...)

Dr Wandira Served as Uganda’s Vice President from 1994 to 2003.When she was elected she became the first and only woman in Africa to hold the position, and is one of the most influential and inspiring women leaders in the world. She is on the Global Board of Directors for The Hunger Project.
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Designed for managers that hire internal or external management consultants, this workshop explores the consulting cycle and the client consultant roles and responsibilities. Learn more (...)

Contemporary Dance often engages critically with the body in contemporary culture. For 25 years Buzz Dance Theatre’s arts education practice has been moored in contemporary dance. Their latest theatre work, DEPTH CHARGE, imagines the body-in-future-culture.

Our bodies and our (...)

Canyoneering (called canyoning in Australia and Europe) is a growing adventure activity throughout the world. It involves descending narrow and sometimes steep canyons using technical rock-climbing equipment in order to negotiate the steeper sections, often in or beside waterfalls. Though the (...)

Have you ever thought of opening your own B&B? Find out from an experienced operator how to be successful in this growth industry and then decide if this is the life for you! Course Code: 092154 Sat 9.30am-4.30pm May 16 $179. Bookings Essential - 6488 2433 or www.extension.uwa.edu.au

Would you like to get out more? Do you wish to 'network' better for your work or your own business? Join this interactive, lively and fun workshop for men and women of all ages and discover how you can socialise more effectively to make new friends, develop deeper relationships and enjoy a new (...)

Schumann: Fantasie Op. 17; Smalley: Morceau de concours; Beethoven: Bagatelles Op.33; Liszt: Ballade No 2 in B minor; Liszt: Transcendental Etude No. 8 in C minor “Wilde Jagd”

Hailed by London HiFi News and Record Review as “a formidable and insightful pianist”, Stephanie McCa (...)

See us at AHPA! Learn more about the School of Population Health, what we do, who we are, study and research opportunities and how you can be involved.

Geraldine Cox's past life is remarkable and her verve uncontained, but pales when compared to her present quest for orphaned children in Cambodia. As seen on ABC TV last year, she is a dynamic, powerful and memorable speaker. She describes her past self as hedonistic, tells of her longing for (...)

The Faculty of Architecture, Landscape and Visual Arts (ALVA) at UWA invites you to attend its May Open Day. This is your chance to see the amazing and innovative work that our students have created this year. You will be able to take a guided tour of the workshop and studio areas, learn about our (...)

Learn the game progressively through learning different chess pieces and their related rules. Learn simple Chinese character-reading and related specialist terms in the game. Develop comprehensive strategies and tactics which improve problem solving skills.

Course Fee: $330 (includes (...)

Australian Greens Senator, Scott Ludlam will be giving a presentation about Uranium Mining in Western Australia on Tuesday the 19th of May, in the Arts Lecture Room 4.

A film maker, artist and graphic designer by trade, Scott has put together a very simple, but engaging and visually (...)

The Western Australian Energy Research Alliance (a joint venture between the University of Western Australia, Curtin University and CSIRO) teams up with American Bureau of Shipping (ABS), a world leading classification society to showcase the latest developments in Floating LNG Technology. ABS has (...)

You are invited to a public forum on the topic of mandatory sentencing. The public debate about mandatory jail sentences has been reignited by the assault of Constable Matt Butcher. Four panellists will discuss the potential of mandatory sentencing to reduce crime, and answer questions from the (...)

This production reworks elements of Ibsen’s play towards different conclusions. Ibsen’s five principal characters are complemented by a chorus of eight, who interject, comment, attempt to persuade, and perform scenarios both recalled and imagined by the principal characters. They also supply (...)