The University of Western Australia

The Institution of Western Australia (UWA) was established as a public research university in 1911. Australia's sixth-oldest university, UWA has a main campus in Perth, the state capital, a smaller campus in Albany, and several other locations around the country.

UWA is one of the world's top 100 universities, ranking 85th in the prestigious Shanghai Rankings.

UWA is situated on Perth's gorgeous Swan River banks, five kilometres from the city's core business centre and next to Perth's famed Kings Park. UWA's unique course structure allows students to build courses that match their requirements and acquire skills to improve their job and educational chances. UWA has nearly 25,000 students from over 100 countries, including over 5,000 international students.

Why choose UWA?

• On campus, there are cafés, libraries, bookshops, a lively cultural centre, and many organisations to join and get the most out of student life. Its welcoming Student Guild allows you to volunteer, get independent guidance on various subjects, or participate in one of the many engaging on and off-campus events.
• The institution's one-of-a-kind course structure is the only one of its kind in WA and is based on a global model. It means you may pursue your interests while also increasing your work prospects. This flexibility sets you out from the crowd and is required for career progression.
• Your UWA degree is an investment in your future. The graduates consistently beat the national average for starting salaries and employment rates for recent graduates. They emphasise strong industry relationships since they give you hands-on experience and essential professional networking opportunities. Employers like this hands-on learning style since it ensures that you are career-ready.
• It is an affiliate of the Group of Eight (a consortium of the country's top research institutions) and one of only two Australian members of the Worldwide Universities Network. They have continued to recruit high-calibre, globally acknowledged personnel, researchers, and students, including Nobel Laureate Professor Barry Marshall. The university receives about 80% of all research funding from WA universities.

The worldwide effect of its research and education ranks the institution among the top 100 in the world (QS 2023). Academics will be part of the local community of influential leaders who are driven, informed, and capable. You'll meet and collaborate with education, research, and business experts and be inspired by the hundreds of graduate accomplishments.

University Rankings

QS World ranked the University of Western Australia at 90 globally for 2023.

University Highlights

Main Intakes

The main intakes are in February and July.

Scholarships

• UWA MBA Full Time International Achievement Scholarship:

UWA offers fee discounts of up to $62000 to qualified overseas students pursuing the MBA Intensive Program at the UWA Business School.

• UWA International Student Award:

The International Student Award at UWA provides a $5000 fee discount yearly.

• O. F. BLAKEY MPE Memorial Scholarship:

It offers an $11,000 scholarship to aid and motivate a high-achieving candidate to pursue a Master of Engineering degree at the University focusing on Civil Engineering or Mining Engineering.

Application Process

Applicants can apply for admission to the college in two ways: online through the college website or by an education agent.

Documents required for Admission

1. Academic Documents

• SLC Mark sheet
• School Leaving Certificate
• SLC Character Certificate
• Transcript of 12th-grade
• Individual Mark sheet of 12th-grade
• Character Certificate of 12th-grade
• Provisional Certificate of 12th-grade
• Migration Certificate of 12th-grade

         For Masters, include the following:

• Transcript of Bachelor's Degree of 12th-grade
• Individual Mark sheets of Bachelor's Degree of 12th-grade
• Character Certificate of Bachelor Degree of 12th-grade
• Provisional Certificate of Bachelor Degree in 12th-grade
• Migration Certificate of Bachelor Degree of 12th-grade

2. IELTS/TOEFL/PTE scores
3. Passport
4. Work Experience (if any)
5. Statement of Purpose (SOP)
6. Marriage Certificate (if applicable)
7. College Recommendation (if a current student)

Language Requirements

FAQs

What are the fees to study at the university?

The costs depend upon the courses you apply for. The tuition can be anywhere from $30000 to $45000 per annum. However, medicine & dental studies can cost more.

Can I work part-time as a student in Australia?

Yes, you can work for 40 hours per fortnight during semester sessions and unlimited during semester break. This is to ensure that you are focused on your studies.

Where is the university located?

The university is located in Perth, Western Australia.

What are the main intake dates?

The main intakes are in February and July.

Is it necessary for me to satisfy language requirements?

Yes, the candidate must meet the language standards outlined above in the section on language requirements. IELTS, TOEFL, & PTE tests are recognised.

Does the University provide scholarships to international students?

Yes, the university does provide scholarships to international students. For more info, see the scholarship section of the article.