What's On at UWA

This workshop helps students to identify characteristics of critical writing and explores strategies for critically engaging with ideas in the literature and developing a critical argument.

Hyper Science is run by The Science Union in the Ref Courtyard on the 15th of March starting at 7pm. Tickets are $10 for members and $15 for non members. This is an 18+ event and ID is required. Come and grab your tickets on Oak Lawn from 12-2pm this week!

Mark your calendars, for it is time for the CSSC's first LAN of year. Running all day Saturday and right through the night, we want to welcome all our members to the new year at CSSC.

Tickets will be $8 at the door, but for those first years who sign up before the LAN, entry is FREE!

If you want to know how to incorporate sources more effectively in your writing, this is the place to start! Discover different ways of referring to sources to improve your academic writing style.

Many research students find that literature review work is difficult, unmanageable and overwhelming. This workshop aims to decrease student anxieties and provide a clearer understanding of what is needed to produce an effective literature review.

Some of us find it hard to voice our ideas in tutes, yet speaking up is one of the most important skills you can develop at university and in you career. Learn simple strategies so you can communicate more confidently and effectively in group situations.

Free/Donation Sustainable BBQ with Kangaroo sausages outside FECM

UWA Enviro Fest aims to empower UWA students and staff to reduce their environmental impact, and increase their appreciation of the natural environment.

Each year Enviro Fest provides opportunities to indulge your interest in the natural environment and learn more about sustainable (...)

Join UWA Horticulturalist Mark Corbett and UWA Friends of the Grounds in creating a Centenary planting on UWA grounds.

Native plant species, Hakea is the official centenary plant for UWA.

Mark and FOG will lead you in an easy planting activity where you'll learn more about (...)

A guide to some of the skills needed for summarising examining and comparing data sets. Topics include types of data, visual representation, measures of centre and spread, linear transformations, z-scores. Recommended for anyone studying introductory stats.

University can be a fun and exhilarating experience where you meet many new people. An important aspect of your success will be forming the types of relationships that support your study goals. This Skillshop outlines important factors in supportive relationships and provides tips on forming and (...)

Once you know what you want to say, the next step is to develop and support your position assertively and effectively. This workshop explains how to develop a thesis statement and support it with logical, coherent and relevant reasons, examples and evidence.

The Seminar: Jeremy’s work represents an exciting new field of neuroendocrinology. The recent discovery of mice and humans lacking the kisspeptin receptor (Kiss1R) and their subsequent infertility has sparked scientists to explore the actions of kisspeptin. Kisspeptin is a neuropeptide and (...)

If you're interested in social justice, volunteering, and ending educational disadvantage, make sure you come along to Teach Learn Grow UWA's first Annual General Meeting! We'll be approving a new constitution and electing a new executive. Go to our facebook event page if you're interested in (...)

UWA Horticulturalist, Sue Smith will take you on a tour of the sustainable gardens on campus. Learn about waterwise plant species, including succulents and natives, and the methods UWA uses to reduce its water use.

Please book with Trish Howard (of UWA Sustainable Development). Please (...)

It's time for the usual AGM after the weekly BBQ. Come down to Rex Prider courtyard for another one of our weekly Tuesday BBQs and if you're a member you can stick around and vote for your reps.

Come along and join us for a very casual Indonesian class. Bring you lunch along and enjoy some chit chat at Oak Lawn with some Indonesian native speaker.

International students bring with them unique skills and experience as they traverse cultures and settle into the UWA community. We understand that this transition can be both exciting and stressful. This support group is designed to bring together international students and share experiences of (...)

Alexander Jensen: Different ways of dealing with death: the relation between music and theology.

Different ways of dealing with death: the relation between music and theology Western music has always been a way of expressing that what is most important to men and women. In the past (...)

Georg Corall: DMA Lecture-Recital

The Eloquent Hautboy

Scholars have investigated ‘music as speech’ and the ‘weapons of rhetoric’ in musical execution in order to understand the importance of text in historically-informed performance practice (HIP). This has led to (...)