What's On at UWA

This workshop aims to enable students to understand the limiting chord process which revolutionised mathematics and the modern world. The notion of a derivative will be introduced along with the standard rules for differentiation.

This workshop aims to help students correct the algebraic mistakes in their working out. Importance is placed on developing mathematical independence by understanding expressions rather than remembering rules.

Analysis of Medical Expenditures with Semiparametric Panel Data Models

Set your tastebuds to global roaming as we celebrate one of the highlights of Multicultural Week on Thursday 6th October 2011. All members of the community are invited to the moonlit surrounds of the Guild Village to feast on over 50 food stalls and a banquet of International entertainment. MCW is (...)

The UWA Music Students' Society presents it's 3rd concert of the Semester. This concert will showcase works composed by students and performed by UWA Music Students.

Adj. Assoc. Prof. Mohammed Benghezal will give a talk on surface properties of urease and persistence of H. pylori in the Microbiology & Immunology Discipline Seminar room, Friday, 7 October 2011 at 9:00am. Helicobacter pylori enzyme urease facilitates gastric colonisation by neutralising the (...)

Groups and Combinatorics Seminar

Akos Seress (UWA)

will speak

On the diameter of permutation groups

at 1pm Friday 7th of October in MLR2

Abstract: Joint work with H. Helfgott. Given a finite group G and a set A of generators, the diameter diam(G (...)

Learn how to use your body to communicate more effectively and to make things more interesting for your audience.

UWA Ultimate Club has opened their club training to all who want to come down and learn the art of Ultimate Frisbee. The trainings will run every Monday night for the rest of semester. Sessions begin at 5pm and run for approximately 75min on James Oval. No experience is necessary!!

Dr Felicity Baker is well known for her extensive research in the field of music therapy. In this lecture Dr Baker explores how therapeutic songwriting assists clients to manage their reactions to adversity. By creating songs in a therapeutic relationship, clients begin to address psychosocial (...)

This workshop introduces the historical and difficult epsilon-delta definition of a limit. Students learn to understand and read the definition properly, before applying it to prove the existence of basic limits. The focus is intuition, as this usually yields the solution before pen hits paper.

Join Peter Newman, one of Australia's leading sustainability experts and Curtin's Professor of Sustainability as he discusses the possibility of a low carbon city for the future.

Peter has worked extensively in the field reviving and extending Perth's rail system, serving as the (...)

Capital Investment Partners (CIP) is seeking a talented individual with a strong desire to work in the investment banking industry. CIP is a boutique investment bank that was established to provide customised, value-added advisory services to corporations seeking to capitalise on the opportunities (...)

Interested in finding out more about Student Exchange? It's not too late!

The next deadline for applications is FRIDAY 2nd December (for exchange in Semester 2, 2012). Come along to a helpful info session and talk to a friendly Exchange Adviser and the Business Faculty's Academic (...)

The Experienced Commercial Leadership Program (ECLP) is GE's premier development program for high potential MBA/Masters graduates seeking a career in sales and marketing.

GE is looking to recruit 2 people for the ECLP with an immediate start date and a few more people for next year’s (...)

Professor Karim Khan is a renaissance man of sports medicine; Editor-in-Chief of the British Journal of Sports Medicine, prolific author, plenary speaker, and editor of the seminal text: "Clinical Sports Medicine", now in its 4th edition. An inveterate traveller on the world stage (...)

Learn how to use your body to communicate more effectively and to make things more interesting for your audience.

"Challenges of Publishing in an era of Impact Factor and Open Access - a view from the BMJ group"

It’s hard to maintain hope for the future of our civilization in the face of the flood of bad news in the media. But without hope, there is no hope.

It has been estimated that over a million organizations worldwide are working to change hearts and minds, create global networks of (...)

Muhammad Fazril Razif is a PhD student based at WAIMR. In 2007, he graduated from Murdoch University with a Bachelor of Science (Biomedical Science/Molecular Biology) and Bachelor of Forensics. He subsequently pursued an Honours degree under the supervision of Prof. Luba Kalaydjieva, in which he (...)