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UWA EXPO 2008
SUNDAY, AUGUST 10
9AM 4PM
www.uwa.edu.au
READY TO HiT
TOP GEAR?
PROGR AMWORLD-CLASS IS OUR MINIMUM STANDARD Professor Alan Robson, Vice-Chancellor There are many factors to consider international standards of excellence when selecting a university. Two and on attracting and retaining the of the more important questions very finest teachers, researchers, to ask are: “Which university has students and strategic partners. If the highest quality undergraduate you’re looking for a university with the and postgraduate students?” And, resources, attitude, reputation and “Which university’s qualifications are values necessary to help you perform most highly regarded by employers at the highest level, The University of and leading academic institutions Western Australia is for you. We don’t around the world?” In Western just aspire to international excellence, Australia, the clear answer to both we’re achieving it. of these questions is The University of Western Australia. This University consistently ranks among the top universities in Australia for teaching, learning and research. Our focus continues to be on performing at
Contents www.uwa.edu.au
Course Displays................................................6
Table of Courses..............................................12
Scholarships....................................................17
Public Displays................................................18
THE BENEFITS OF STUDYING Special Events and Tours.................................19
Information Sessions.......................................20
AT UWA ARE CLEAR
UWA Expo Map...............................................22
How to Apply...................................................23
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INDIGENOUS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
The University of Western Australia
acknowledges that it is situated on Noongar
land, that the Noongar people remain the
spiritual and cultural custodians of their
land and continue to practise their values,
languages, beliefs and knowledge.
The University’s Crawley campus is one of the most beautiful in Australia. The gardens are registered by the Australian Heritage Commission,
while the campus as a whole won the inaugural Civic Design Award in 1986 and is listed on the National Estate register.
The best way for talented and ambitious students to succeed is by learning from Key facts at a glance
and working with those at the top of their fields. As Western Australia’s leading
university, UWA provides these opportunities.
Campus area 65 ha
❖ UWA consistently attracts the highest ❖ Our Nobel Laureates and our many
calibre students. In 2008, more than international award-winning students, Total students 2008 19,623
80 per cent of the top five per cent of teachers and researchers are testament International students
Western Australian school leavers enrolled to our growing success in making (including offshore) in 2008 3,958
at UWA. world-class our minimum standard.
Undergraduate enrolments
❖ Many of UWA’s achievements place the ❖ UWA has links with Western Australia’s in 2008 15,050
University within the ranks of the top booming resources sector.
universities in the world. Postgraduate coursework
❖ UWA is ranked first in Australia for the enrolments in 2008 2,556
❖ Through UWA's rapidly growing strategic quality of its undergraduate students
alliances with leading global corporations and second in the nation for research High degree research
enrolments in 2008 2,017
and institutes, our graduates are being performance.
employed worldwide.
UWA
UWA EXPO
EXPO 2008
2008EMPLOYERS DON’T READ YOUR EXAM PAPERS,
THEY LOOK AT THE BRAND ON YOUR DEGREE
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Michael Talikowski Jessica Fitzpatrick Justin Giblett
UWA Motorsport Project Second Year Undergraduate Multiple Scholarship Winner
Manager – Formula SAE
World Champions 2008 “I love being creative “Coming up to
and the flexibility the city from the
“My degree’s
in my degree gives country was made
emphasis on
me the freedom to so much easier
excellence and
discover many new by finding great
success motivates
subjects while still new friends in my
me to be passionate
working towards the course. They are a
and push my
bigger picture.” great bunch, really
limits past what I
welcoming and
previously imagined
always ready to
possible.”
help.”
UWA EXPO 2008www.uwa.edu.au
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Aimee Silla Ewen Sze Shannon Robinson
2007 WA Young Person 2008 Wilsmore Prize Winner Combined Degree Graduate
of the Year
“UWA doesn’t only “My time at UWA
“The best thing about focus on theories was not only
UWA is learning from and practical skills, it incredible fun, but
world experts who inspires students and vibrant, interesting
are passionate about teaches them how to and memorable.
their field and can be an inspiration for The lectures and
ignite your own thirst others, to be the best tutorials challenged
for knowledge.” person they can be.” me to question my
opinions and ideas.”
UWA EXPO 2008DEvELOP NEW PERSPECTIvES
ON THE WORLD
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Architecture, Landscape and Visual Arts What’s happening on the day
Recognised worldwide for its innovative teaching programs, the Faculty of Architecture,
1. COURSE DISPLAYS:
Landscape and Visual Arts (ALVA) is a dynamic, tight-knit community of students, teachers The University Club, Banquet Hall
and artists committed to the very best in creativity and education.
MAP: M-10
ALVA’s staff comes from around the world, offering you a wealth of experience and industry Course and career information through visual
displays, 3D models, audiovisual, drawings and
knowledge. Our studio-based courses are supported by theory, history, technology, sculpture.
structure, computing and more. Develop your creative horizons in this productive and Take part in, or simply watch, a life drawing studio
exciting learning environment, stimulated by the interchange of ideas through group session.
lectures, tutorials, one-to-one teaching and the opportunity to exhibit your work in the 1-3
Cullity Gallery year round.
A degree in Fine Arts, Landscape Architecture, or Architecture gives you a range of
creative career opportunities, locally and globally.
>> www.alva.uwa.edu.au
Indigenous Studies
The Indigenous perspective is valued at UWA. The School of Indigenous Studies is an PRECINCT: Shenton House
essential focus for Aboriginal students and Aboriginal points of view. The School offers MAP: L-19
preparatory courses for Indigenous students to qualify for entry to all degrees at UWA; Staff available between 10 and 3 to lead tours and
advice and support in applying for entry, enrolling and studying at UWA; and information answer your questions.
on courses, scholarships, cadetships, accommodation, computer and library facilities. A presentation on the School’s services will be
Indigenous studies in History, Landscape Architecture, and Education are taught at the held at 12.
School. Come join more than 150 Indigenous students at UWA!
The Centre for Aboriginal Medical and Dental Health is also located in the School. The
Centre assists the Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences, and is involved in
projects with a number of Aboriginal health organisations.
>> www.sis.uwa.edu.au >> www.camdh.uwa.edu.au
UWA EXPO 2008www.uwa.edu.au
make a living
pursuing your passion
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Arts, Humanities and What’s happening on the day >> Precincts 1and 2
Social Sciences 1: Arts Building 2: School of Music
UWA Arts undergraduates show outstanding MAP: I-10 MAP: N-4
creativity, flexibility and innovation. Founded Course and career information in Course and careers information
on a core education in the liberal arts (the Humanities and Social Sciences. in Music Performance, Research,
Humanities, Music, Social Sciences) with Composition and Education.
Demonstrations:
opportunity to specialise, a UWA Arts • Chinese movie Three Monks, Activities:
degree gives you the essential research, 11, 12.30, 2, Arts LR8. • School Tour, 11-11.30,
communication and analytical skills to work • Introduction to Chinese 2.45-3.15, School of Music.
in a range of professions including journalism, Language, 12-1, 2-3, Arts LR9. • Musicianship Workshop,
public administration and policy, and • Digital movies in Japanese 11.30-12, Eileen Joyce Studio.
communications. Through an Arts Practicum (examples of student work), • Participation Session, 12-12.45,
12.15, 12.45 Arts LR5. Callaway Auditorium.
project you can mix study and workplace
• Tea ceremony demonstrations, • Performance Workshop, 1-2,
experience in an area of your professional 9.30, 10.30, 11.30, Mutsumi- Eileen Joyce Studio.
interest, moulding the degree into your career no-ma (Japanese room), ground • Composition Workshop,
of choice. floor, Social Sciences Building. 3.15-4.15, Eileen Joyce Studio.
• Philosophy Cafe: Is the Unex-
>> www.arts.uwa.edu.au amined Life Worth Living? How Performances:
Philosophy can be applied to Free Student Concert, 4,
daily life. University Club Cafe, 3. Callaway Auditorium.
Get the broadest view of the
LOOKOUT UWA course options before
you at www.expo.uwa.edu.au
UWA EXPO 2008aim for THE BEST
POSSIBLE TEACHING CAREER
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Education What’s happening on the day
Sharing your life skills and knowledge with future generations is a highly fulfilling
1. University Club Ground Floor
experience. Our teaching programs prepare you for a range of careers in
Conference Foyer
education, providing opportunities for you to teach in primary and secondary
MAP: K-10
schools around Australia and overseas.
Course and career advisors, poster display.
Primary Teaching
In 2009, a new combined degree program will be offered which enables
students to complete a Bachelor of Arts or Science with a Master of Teaching.
This extended teacher training program will ensure graduates have an in-depth
knowledge of theory, and the practical skills required for primary teaching. A
two-year Master of Teaching will also be offered to graduate students who have
completed an appropriate undergraduate degree.
Secondary Teaching
The Faculty offers a combined degree program for secondary teaching.
Students can complete a Bachelor of Education while meeting the requirements
for a Bachelor of Arts, Science or Economics degree. A one-year Graduate
Diploma in Education is also available to graduate students who have
completed an appropriate undergraduate degree.
>> www.education.uwa.edu.au
Which is the right course?
Go to the overview on page 20 and then
get more details at www.uwa.edu.au
UWA EXPO 2008www.uwa.edu.au
STACk THE NUMBERS
IN YOUR FAvOUR
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Engineering, Computing What’s happening on the day >> Precincts 1-5
and Mathematics 1. James Oval – Faculty 4. Electrical and Electronic
More than ever before, UWA Engineering, Overview Engineering
Computing and Mathematics graduates travel MAP: F-16 MAP: B-12
the world developing and applying leading Course and careers advice. Course information: School
edge technology, and designing solutions to Meet industry representatives. of Electrical, Electronic and
the challenges of the future. With internationally Exhibits: the REV Electric Car, Computer Engineering.
recognised staff, state-of-the-art facilities UWA Motorsport 2008 World Exhibits: the IDEAL house;
Champion racing car. microelectronics, optical
and hands-on learning, UWA offers a huge and biomedical engineering;
range of courses in engineering, computing, 2. Civil, Environmental and autonomous mobile robots and
mathematics and statistics. Mechanical Engineering submarines.
MAP: E-17 Interactive GENESIS activity
>> www.ecm.uwa.edu.au Course information: Schools of – assemble and take home a
Civil and Resource Engineering ‘small motor kit’.
(including Mining Engineering), 5. Computer Science, IT and
Guided Faculty Tours Environmental Systems
Engineering, and Mechanical
Software Engineering
Depart from the Octagon Theatre Engineering (including Oil and MAP: B-7
MAP: J-6 t following the Engineering Gas, and Chemical Engineering). Course Information: School of
Information Sessions. Duration: 20 minutes. Exhibits: robotics; vehicles Computer Science and Software
designed for people with Engineering.
10, 12, 1.45 disabilities; defusing landmines; Interactive displays: computer
telelabs; groundwater game development and play;
contamination; climate change. robot dog soccer; software
3. Mathematics and Statistics engineering zoo (Lego robots);
Eliza the computer psychiatrist;
Maths Lecture Rm 1 simulated bushfires; 3D facial
MAP: C-13 recognition; the virtual university;
and much more.
Course Information: School of
Mathematics and Statistics.
Exhibit: Resident chess player.
UWA EXPO 2008WE HAvE A TRADITION OF
NURTURING GREAT LEADERS
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Business What’s happening on the day
The UWA Business School’s motto, Your Future is our Business, has
1. Precinct: The Economics Building
rung true for generations of graduates who have launched and sustained
Forecourt
successful careers in the highly competitive world of business. The UWA
MAP: J-13
Business School is the only business school in Western Australia to hold the
prestigious international EQUIS accreditation. The School’s strong links to Course advisors available to discuss study
options; the future of the Business School
the business community and productive associations interstate and overseas including its exciting new building; research
ensure that our graduates are held in high regard around the world and are activities; graduate profiles; undergraduate
highly sought after by employers. degrees and giveaways.
The Business School offers a wide range of degrees including Accounting,
Finance, Economics and Marketing. A new building to house our world-
class faculty, due for completion in 2009, will provide improved services for
students.
>> www.business.uwa.edu.au
Law 1. Precinct: Law School Courtyard
and Library
UWA Law graduates have distinguished themselves in legal practice, the MAP: L-14
judiciary (including the High Court), government, business and politics. As Academic and senior administration staff
well as providing an array of career opportunities, studying Law at UWA available to offer one-on-one advice on
develops important intellectual and life skills. Many graduates practise courses and careers. The Law Library will
be open between 10 and 6.
as professional lawyers, but a law degree can also pave the way for a
Demonstration: Witness examination –
successful career in politics, business, diplomacy, finance, publishing, role play of a mini-trial with one witness,
advertising and the media. UWA Law graduates are articulate, clear-thinking two counsel and two judges. Moot Court,
and able to resolve complex problems – skills adaptable to a wide range of Law Courtyard.
professional endeavours. Duration: 1 hour.
Prosecution case: 12
>> www.law.uwa.edu.au Defence case: 12.30
UWA EXPO 2008www.uwa.edu.au
before you improve the lives
of others, invest in your own
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Medicine, Dentistry What’s happening on the day
and Health Sciences 1. Precinct: CTEC
Students study Medicine, Dentistry, Podiatric Medicine and MAP: L-20
Health Sciences at UWA so they can make a difference. And Learn about the opportunities and
they do from the moment they enter their course – in Perth, experiences available to Dental,
rural and remote areas, and overseas. Upon graduating Medical, Podiatric Medicine and
Health Science students. See why
as practitioners, researchers and academics, they travel, today’s UWA students are on the way
continue to learn, teach, lead and heal – all in the name of to being tomorrow’s leading health
improving the lives of others. professionals.
Demonstrations in Health Science,
The University’s Clinical Training and Education Centre (CTEC) Dentistry, Podiatry, Biomedical
is Australia’s premier medical skills and surgical training centre. Imaging and Medicine. See visual
and interactive displays of health
Opened by Queen Elizabeth II in 2000, the Centre is home to professionals in action.
the Surgical Workshop and the Simulation Suite, which can be
set up as an Intensive Care Unit, an Emergency Department
and an Operating Suite. All areas are adaptable to suit the
required training, with manikins that simulate any traumatic
condition. Video facilities link the Centre to operating theatres
around the world.
>> www.meddent.uwa.edu.au
>> www.healthscience.uwa.edu.au
Nobel Prize Winner
>> www.meddent.uwa.edu.au/podiatry/ SUCCESS Barry Marshall
ENTER HERE Professor Barry Marshall is just one of many
UWA teachers, researchers and students
achieving international excellence.
UWA EXPO 2008THE SEARCH FOR YOUR CAREER STARTS HERE
Use this simple guide to identify the course(s) that interest you, where their Displays are and when the Information Sessions are being held.
Information Session Information Session
COURSE Page Display Venue Time COURSE Page Display Venue Time COURSE Page Display
Advanced Science 15 LPS 1 Ross 9.15 / 1 Computer Science 9 ECM 5 Weat 10.15 / 2 Geology 14 NAS
Agricultural Economics 14 NAS Geog 1 2 Conservation Biology 14 NAS Geog 1 11.15 / 3 Geology and Resource 14 NAS
Economics
Agricultural Science 14 NAS Geog 1 2 Conservation Biology 14 NAS Geog 1 11.15 / 3
and Management Green Chemistry 15 LPS 1
Anatomical Science 15 LPS 1 & 2 Wils 10.15 / 2
Dental Science 11 MDHS SSLT 9.15 / 1 Health Science 11 MDHS
Anatomy and Human Biology 15 LPS 1 & 2 Wils 10.15 / 2
Earth Sciences 14 NAS Wool 11.15 / 3 History 7 AHSS
Animal Science 14 NAS Geog 2 11.15 / 3
Economic History 10 Biz SSLT 11.15 / 3 Horticulture 14 NAS
12 Anthropology 7 AHSS Alex 3
Economics 10 Biz SSLT 11.15 / 3 Human Movement 15 LPS 3
Applied Mathematics 9 ECM 3 Weat 10.15 / 2
Education – Primary 8 Ed UCSR2 10.15 / 2 Human Resource 10 Biz
Applied Statistics 9 ECM 3 Weat 10.15 / 2 Management
Education – Seconday 8 Ed UCSR2 11.15
Archaeology 7 AHSS Alex 3 Hydrocarbon Process 9 ECM 2
Electrical and Electronic 9 ECM 4 Oct 9.15 / 11.15 / 1 Engineering
Architecture 6 ALVA UCLT 11.15 / 3 Engineering
Industrial Relations 10 Biz
Arts (Overview) 7 AHSS Murd 9.15 / 1 Electronic Business 10 Biz SSLT 11.15 / 3
Information Management 10 Biz
Arts Communication Studies 7 AHSS Alex 10.15 Engineering 9 ECM 1 Oct 9.15 / 11.15 / 1
International Business 10 Biz
Asian Business 9 Biz SSLT 11.15 / 3 Engineering 9 ECM 2 Oct 9.15 / 11.15 / 1 Economics
Asian Languages (Chinese, 7 AHSS Murd 10.15 English and Cultural Studies 7 AHSS Fox 2 Land and Water Management 14 NAS
Indonesian, Japanese)
Entertainment Technologies 9 ECM 5 Weat 10.15 / 2 Land Rehabilitation 14 NAS
Asian Studies 7 AHSS Murd 10.15 (Computer Science)
Landscape Architecture 6 ALVA
Biochemistry 15 LPS 1 Wils 11.15 / 3 Environment and Natural 14 NAS Wool 10.15 / 2
Resource Economics Landscape Management 14 NAS
Bioinformatics 15 LPS 1 Wils 11.15 / 3
Environmental Chemistry 15 LPS 1 Ross 10.15 / 2 Law 10 Law
Biomedical Science 15 LPS 1 Wils 11.15 / 3
Environmental Design 6 ALVA UCLT 11.15 / 3 Life Sciences (Biological) 15 LPS
Biophysical Science 15 LPS 4 Ross 10.15 / 2 (Architecture)
Life Sciences 15 LPS
Biophysics 15 LPS 4 Ross 10.15 / 2 Environmental Engineering 9 ECM 2 Oct 9.15 / 11.15 / 1 (Human and Behavioural)
Botany 14 NAS Geog 1 10.15 Environmental Geoscience 14 NAS Wool 11.15 / 3 Linguistics 7 AHSS
Cell Physiology 15 LPS 1 Wils 11.15 / 3 Environmental Management 14 NAS Wool 10.15 / 2 Management 10 Biz
Chemical and Process 9 ECM 2 Oct 9.15 / 11.15 / 1 Environmental Science 14 NAS Wool 10.15 / 2 Managerial Accounting 10 Biz
Engineering
European Languages 7 AHSS Fox 3 Marine and Coastal 14 NAS
Chemical Physics 15 LPS 1 Ross 10.15 / 2 (French, German, Italian) Management
Chemistry 15 LPS 1 Ross 10.15 / 2 European Studies 7 AHSS Fox 3 Marine Biology 14 NAS
Civil Engineering 9 ECM 2 Oct 9.15 / 11.15 / 1 Exercise and Health 15 LPS 3 HMLT 9.15 / 11.15 / 1 Marine Science 14 NAS
Classics and Ancient History 7 AHSS ALR5 2 Finance (Investment) 10 Biz SSLT 11.15 / 3 Marketing 10 Biz
Climate Studies 14 NAS Wool 10.15 / 2 Financial Accounting 10 Biz SSLT 11.15 / 3 Materials Engineering 9 ECM 2
Commerce 10 Biz SSLT 11.15 / 3 Fine Arts 6 ALVA UCLT 11.15 / 3 Mathematical Sciences 9 ECM 3
Computation 9 ECM 5 Weat 10.15 / 2 Genetics 15 LPS 1 Wils 11.15 / 3 Mathematical Statistics 9 ECM 3
(Computer Science)
Genetics and Breeding 14 NAS Geog 1 2 Mathematics and Statistics 9 ECM 3
Computer and 9 ECM 3 Weat 10.15 / 2
Mathematical Science &5 Geochemistry 14 NAS Wool 11.15 / 3 Mechanical Engineering 9 ECM 2
Computer Engineering 9 ECM 4 Oct 9.15 / 11.15 / 1 Geography 14 NAS Geog 2 10.15 / 2 Mechatronics Engineering 9 ECM 2
UWA EXPO 2008Information Session Information Session Information Session
Venue Time COURSE Page Display Venue Time COURSE Page Display Venue Time
Wool 11.15 / 3 Medicine and Surgery 11 MDHS SSLT 9.15 / 1 Science (Overview) 14/15 LPS 1 / Ross 9.15 / 1
NAS
Wool 11.15 / 3 Medieval and 7 AHSS Fox 11.15
Early Modern Studies Science Communication 15 LPS 1 MCSSR 11.15
Ross 10.15 / 2 Microbiology 15 LPS 1 Wils 11.15 / 3 Science International 15 LPS 1 MCSLT 11.15 / 3
SSLR1 11.15 / 3 Mineral Geoscience 14 NAS Wool 11.15 / 3 Scientific Computation 15 LPS 4 Ross 10.15 / 2
Fox 11.15 Mineral Processing Systems 9 ECM 2 Oct 9.15 / 11.15 / 1 Social Work 7 AHSS ALR5 11.15
Engineering
Geog 1 10.15 Software Engineering 9 ECM 5 Oct 9.15 / 11.15 / 1
Mining Engineering 9 ECM 2 Oct 9.15 / 11.15 / 1 13
HMLT 9.15 / 11.15 / 1 Software Management 9 ECM 5 Weat 10.15 / 2
Molecular Biology 15 LPS 1 Wils 11.15 / 3 (Computer Science)
SSLT 11.15 / 3 and Biotechnology
Soil Science 14 NAS Wool 11.15 / 3
Money and Banking 10 Biz SSLT 11.15 / 3
Oct 9.15 / 11.15 / 1 Systems (Computer Science) 9 ECM 5 Weat 10.15 / 2
Music 7 Music Cal 10.15 / 2
Urban and Regional Planning 14 NAS Geog 2 10.15 / 2
SSLT 11.15 / 3 Music Education 7 Music Cal 10.15 / 2
Water Resources Engineering 9 ECM 2 Oct 9.15 / 11.15 / 1
SSLT 11.15 / 3 Nanotechnology 15 LPS 1 Ross 10.15 / 2
Web Technologies 9 ECM 5 Weat 10.15 / 2
SSLT 11.15 / 3 Natural Resource 14 NAS Wool 10.15 / 2 (Computer Science)
Management
Wildlife Management 14 NAS Geog 2 11.15 / 3
Wool 11.15 / 3 Neuroscience 15 LPS 1 Wils 10.15 / 2
Women’s Studies 7 AHSS Fox 2
Wool 10.15 / 2 Ocean Systems Engineering 9 ECM 2 Oct 9.15 / 11.15 / 1
Zoology 14 NAS Geog 2 11.15 / 3
UCLT 11.15 / 3 Offshore Engineering 9 ECM 2 Oct 9.15 / 11.15 / 1
Geog 1 10.15 Oil and Gas Engineering 9 ECM 2 Oct 9.15 / 11.15 / 1
SSLT 10.15 / 2 Pathology 15 LPS 1 Ross 9.15 / 1 Legend
Wils 11.15 / 3 Petroleum Engineering 9 ECM 2 Oct 9.15 / 11.15 / 1
DISPLAYS INFORMATION SESSIONS
Wils 10.15 / 2 Petroleum Geoscience 14 NAS Wool 11.15 / 3
Name Location Map Code Lecture Theatre Map
Pharmacology 15 LPS 1 Ross 9.15 / 1 AHSS Arts Building I-10 Alex Alexander Lecture Theatre I-10
ALR6 11.15 ALVA University Club Banquet Room L-10 ALR5 Arts Lecture Room 5 I-10
Philosophy 7 AHSS Fox 2 Biz Economics Building J-12 ALR6 Arts Lecture Room 6 I-10
SSLT 11.15 / 3 ECM 1 James Oval F-16 Cal Callaway Auditorium N-4
Physical Science 15 LPS 4 Ross 10.15 / 2
ECM 2 Civil Mechanical Building E-17 Fox Fox Lecture Theatre I-10
SSLT 11.15 / 3
Physical Sciences 15 LPS 4 Ross 10.15 / 2 ECM 3 Maths Lecture Room 1 C-13 Geog 1 Geography Lecture Theatre 1 E-8
Geog 1 11.15 / 3 ECM 4 Electrical Engineering Building B-12 Geog 2 Geography Lecture Theatre 2 E-8
Physics 15 LPS 4 Ross 10.15 / 2 ECM 5 Computer Science Building B-7 HMLT Human Movement Lecture Theatre I-33
Ed University Club Seminar Foyer K-10 MCSLT Molecular and Chemical Sciences I-20
Geog 1 11.15 / 3 Physiology 15 LPS 1 Wils 11.15 / 3 Law Law School Courtyard L-14 Lecture Theatre
MDHS CTEC Building L-20 MCSSR Molecular and Chemical Sciences I-20
Geog 1 11.15 / 3 Podiatric Medicine 11 MDHS SSLR1 10.15 / 2
LPS 1 Molecular and Chemical I-21 Seminar Room
Political Science and 7 AHSS Murd 3 Sciences Building Murd Murdoch Lecture Theatre I-10
SSLT 11.15 / 3
International Relations LPS 2 Anatomy Building L-21 Oct Octagon Theatre J-6
Oct 9.15 / 11.15 / 1 LPS 3 Sport Science Complex I-33 Ross Ross Lecture Theatre D-10
Process Instrumentation 9 ECM 4 Oct 9.15 / 11.15 / 1 LPS 4 Physics Building D-10 SSLT Social Sciences Lecture Theatre K-14
Weat 10.15 / 2 and Control Engineering NAS Winthrop Hall Undercroft G-5 SSLR1 Social Sciences Lecture Room 1 J-15
UCLT University Club Lecture Theatre K-10
Weat 10.15 / 2 Psychology 15 LPS 1 UCLT 10.15 / 2 UCSR2 University Club Seminar Room 2 K-10
Weat Weatherburn Lecture Theatre C-12
Weat 10.15 / 2 Pure Mathematics 9 ECM 3 Weat 10.15 / 2 Wils Wilsmore Lecture Theatre H-20
Oct 9.15 / 11.15 / 1 Quantitative Economics 10 Biz SSLT 11.15 / 3 Wool Woolnough Lecture Theatre I-20
Oct 9.15 / 11.15 / 1 Restoration Ecology 14 NAS Geog 1 11.15 / 3
UWA EXPO
UWA EXPO 2008
2008the best and brightest
will save the world
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Science at uwa What’s happening on the day
Precinct 1: Winthrop Hall Undercroft
Natural and Agricultural Sciences MAP: G-5
Natural and Agricultural Sciences at UWA is for those with a passion Hands-on displays, course and career information
for science who don’t necessarily want to stay indoors. Our graduates in Environmental Sciences, Marine Science,
Animal Science, Earth Science, Geology, Minerals
are found in a diverse range of careers, shaping a positive future for our and Petroleum Geosciences, Plants, Agriculture,
nation and our planet. Geography, Urban and Regional Planning.
Evolution under the microscope; Facts from
Environmental Sciences, Climate Studies, Marine Sciences, Geography, Faeces; Frog Calls and Sex.
Geology, Urban and Regional Planning, Plant and Animal Sciences,
Precinct 2: Centre for Microscopy,
Soil Science, and Agricultural Sciences are taught in the Faculty, Characterisation and Analysis
together with courses targeted at Mineral and Energy Resources, and (Access through Physics foyer)
Resource Economics. Find out more about the planet on which we
MAP: D-11
live, be part of the challenge to meet society’s needs for food, fibre and
Explore the world under a multi-million dollar
resources in ways that can be sustained into the future – economically, microscope – see what it can tell us about animals
environmentally, socially. that grow metal teeth; the earliest life on earth;
nanotechnology; and much more.
Visit the displays in Winthrop Hall Undercroft and talk to current
Precinct 3: Edward de Courcy Clarke
students, graduates, and staff about the exciting courses and careers Earth Science Museum
available.
MAP: D-6
Two galleries illustrate the diversity of the Earth
>> www.fnas.uwa.edu.au Sciences – from gems and gold to soils, plate
tectonics, fossils and volcanoes.
There are 143 different undergraduate
143 courses you can take to get to the
career you want.
For details go to www.uwa.edu.au
UWA EXPO 2008www.uwa.edu.au
discover the science
behind an exciting career
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Life and Physical Sciences What’s happening on the day >> Precincts 1-4
Atoms, molecules, genes, proteins, cells,
1: Molecular and Chemical 3: Sport Science, Exercise
organisms, human activity or human Sciences (MCS) Building and Health
behaviour – the Faculty of Life and Physical MAP: I-21 MAP: I-33
Sciences offers exciting undergraduate Course and career information: Course and career advice. Poster
science courses to get your career off to a the Schools of Psychology; gallery of current research.
flying start. Students train with world-class Anatomy & Human Biology; and
Biomedical, Biomolecular and Demonstrations: Sport and
lecturers in an environment that encourages Exercise Physiology, Sport
Chemical Sciences (including
aspiration and fosters ambition. Our graduates Audiology, Forensic and Analytical and Exercise Psychology,
are leaders in scientific research – some Chemistry, Infectious Diseases, Biomechanics, Motor Control and
and Pharmacy). Also, Science Learning.
delve into Forensics or develop new industrial
Communication, Pathology, Guided tour following information
products and processes, others improve the Pharmacology, the Marshall session – 9.15, 11.15, 1. t
health and well being of our people. Be what Centre for Infectious Diseases Duration: 45 mins.
you want to be with a science degree at UWA! Research and Training, the Centre
for Strategic Nano-fabrication, and 4: Physics Building Atrium
>> www.science.uwa.edu.au the ARC Centre of Excellence in MAP: D-10
Plant Energy Biology.
Courses and career advice for
Chemistry Magic Show: the School of Physics. Frontier
Tattersall Lecture Theatre. research, laboratory tours,
MAP: I-20 12, 3. pyrotechnic display, industry
Duration: 1 hour. partners.
Science performance Tours: Astrodome (including
shows: including Fabulous solar telescopes); physics labs
Food – chemical energy in food. (including the Atom Lab, Gravity
Chemistry Seminar Room Lab, Space Clock Lab and Nano-
MAP: I-20 10.15, 1, 2 and 3. Magnetics Lab). Departs foyer
Duration: 20 mins. every half hour all day.
2: Anatomy and Human Biology Duration: 30 mins. t
MAP: L-21 Demonstrations: the Square
Kilometre Array (SKA) telescopes;
Anatomy Museum; poster gallery
Tesla coil and vortex canon;
of research; human evolution
electromagnetic can crusher; and
display; forensic science crime
more.
scene investigation.
UWA EXPO 2008need more answers?
we're here to help
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Prospective Students Office and UWA International Centre: College Living, for a
Graduate Research Study Abroad and Student Exchange degree more valuable
and Scholarships Office Precinct: Hackett Hall UWA Colleges and Hall of Residence
Precinct: Hackett Hall MAP: I-3 Precinct: Hackett Hall
MAP: I-3 UWA is committed to world-class teaching, MAP: I-3
Choosing courses and enrolling for university and encourages undergraduate students The five residential colleges create an
can seem daunting, so we have made sure to take the opportunity to study in another environment in which students of different
our friendly staff in the Admissions and country. The University has student exchange ages, interests and backgrounds can live
Prospective Students Office, and the Graduate agreements with high-quality international together in a supportive community. Set in
Research and Scholarships Office have all the universities enabling you to study for up to a parkland grounds immediately across Stirling
answers you need. Ask them about admission year overseas. Visit Study Abroad and Student Highway, all colleges offer fully-catered
requirements, awards and scholarships, Exchange in Hackett Hall and find out where accommodation in a caring and secure
special entry schemes, prospective students' on earth you can go! environment, with residents having their
camps, and information and advice across all own furnished study bedroom. The colleges
faculties and courses. >> www.international.uwa.edu.au
provide academic support and assistance in
developing sound study and time management
Admissions and Prospective Students
skills, as well as encouraging residents to be
Office: admission requirements for coursework
involved in the many activities that make up a
programs, course information, enrolments,
rich college life. Each college has a Residents’
student fees and charges, exams, HECS.
Club and Committee which organise social
Graduate Research and Scholarships Office: and cultural activities, as well as an active inter-
undergraduate and postgraduate scholarships, college sporting competition.
and higher degrees by research.
>> Currie Hall
>> www.studyat.uwa.edu.au >> St Catherine's College
Want to know the ter >> St George's College
>> www.studentadmin.uwa.edu.au
scores for courses? >> St Thomas More College
>> www.scholarships.uwa.edu.au Call the Prospective Students >> Trinity
Office on: (08) 6488 3050.
>> www.postgraduate.uwa.edu.au
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of our scholarships?
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UWA Fogarty Foundation Awards Commonwealth Scholarships UWA SWANS Scholarships
and Scholarships
Applications close: Applications close: Applications close:
Tuesday 30th September 2008 Tuesday 30th September 2008 Tuesday 30th September 2008
❖ UWA Fogarty Foundation City Scholarships: for CAS & CECS
❖ UWA SWANS Scholarships (SWANS):
Up-front Student Contribution fees and $2,162 per annum for 4 years
❖ Commonwealth Accommodation
$1,000 per annum
Scholarships (CAS): $4,324 per annum
❖ UWA Fogarty Foundation Regional for 4 years
Scholarships: Up-front Student Additional specific Faculty, School and
❖ Commonwealth Education Costs
Contribution fees, $1,000 per annum and Sporting Scholarships are also available.
Scholarships (CECS): $2,162 per annum
Accommodation fees at UWA’s Hall of
for 4 years
Residence
❖ Indigenous Enabling Scholarship (CAS):
❖ Group of Eight Equity and Merit Full details of all scholarships at:
$4,324 per annum for 1 year
Scholarships: $4,162 per annum for the
duration of your course ❖ Indigenous Enabling Scholarship (CECS): >> www.scholarships.uwa.edu.au/
$2,162 per annum for 1 year home/undergrad
❖ Vice-Chancellor’s Awards of Distinction:
One-off award of $5,000 ❖ Indigenous Access Scholarships:
$4,080 one-off payment
❖ Diversity and Merit Awards:
One-off award of $2,000
❖ UWA Excellence Awards: One-off award
of $500 and guarantee of a place in the
course of your first preference
Don’t underestimate yourself
❖ UWA Humanitarian Excellence Awards:
If you’re good enough to get into UWA, UWA is good
One-off award of $500 and guarantee of a enough to set you on the path to achieving your
place in the course of your first preference highest ambitions. Visit www.uwa.edu.au for details.
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UWA Student Guild UWA Sports Office of Development
GUILD VILLAGE/OAK LAWN MAP: L-17 UWA Sports provides high quality sport and THE UNIVERSITY CLUB FOYER
The Guild is the heart and soul of UWA’s recreation facilities, services and programs to MAP: M-10
student life. Supporting nearly 100 affiliated students, staff and the wider community. A UWA was built on a tradition of philanthropy.
clubs and societies, and representing one-stop-shop for health and recreation, UWA Vital to the University’s present and future plans,
students to the University, government and Sports offers evening social sports, Perth’s these relationships are nurtured by the Office
the community, the Guild provides advocacy best value Fitness Centre, a sporting goods of Development. The Office manages Alumni
and support for individual students as well as store and wide range of Recreate® programs. Relations and, through the Hackett Foundation,
running a catering service, tavern and second- With over 30 sporting and recreational clubs fundraising activities. Meeting the demands of
hand bookshop. To get the most out of your – from athletics to waterski – there’s definitely the 21st Century, the Foundation ensures UWA
UWA student experience, be sure to join the ‘something for EVERYbody’. continues to deliver academic leadership and
Guild. embraces challenge and change by forging
>> www.sport.uwa.edu.au alliances with individuals and corporations within
To find out how to sign up, check out the Australia and around the world.
Precinct 1: UWA Recreation Centre
displays in the Guild Village. Visit the Office of Development display for
ALL DAY MAP: L-3 profiles of prominent alumni (scientists,
>> www.guild.uwa.edu.au Fitness Centre. Free classes all day. Health politicians, authors, performers, business
checks (blood pressure and heart). leaders), information on Alumni Relations and the
Berndt Museum of Anthropology exciting program being planned to celebrate the
Precinct 2: James Oval 11-2
University’s Centenary.
SOCIAL SCIENCES RM G30 MAP: K-15 MAP: F-16
>> www.development.uwa.edu.au
The Berndt Museum has one of Australia’s Join us for games of Table Tennis – have a
most important collections of Aboriginal art go one-on-one or against yourself – and Mini
and cultural materials, as well as items from Tennis, on modified courts. University Library MAP: G-11
Melanesia, Asia and South-East Asia. See The University Library, the largest academic
Images of Aboriginal Australia, a unique library in WA, is among UWA’s most valued
collection from the Western Desert, Arnhem resources. All libraries will be open during Expo
Land, the Kimberley, the Pilbara and the (10 to 6). Between 10 and 4, guides in the Reid
South-West. Library will answer questions and lead impromptu
tours. Check out the view from the top floor –
>> www.berndt.uwa.edu.au one of the most spectacular on campus.
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Retravision Warriors and Western Fury UWA Big Band SWAT Ensembles
Special Events
JAMES OVAL: 12-2 MAP: I-17 GREAT COURT: 12-1 MAP: G-10 Be surprised, be aware and be prepared to be
Since 2006, UWA has sponsored the Retravision The UWA Big Band gives School of Music thoroughly entertained – our School of Music
Warriors pre-season cricket tour of India. At percussion, brass, keyboard and wind students Chamber Ensembles can appear anywhere.
Expo, members of the Retravision Warriors and the chance to play the big band repertoire. An
Western Fury will give a demonstration in the Expo highlight, the Big Band has given many Always an Expo highlight, keep an eye out for
cricket nets on James Oval and be available to critically acclaimed concerts in the University groups of wind, brass, percussion and strings
sign autographs. Music Society concert series. Under the who will make music when you least expect it.
direction of esteemed local composer, arranger
At 2, the players will move to the Sports Motion and trumpet player, Adrian Kelly, they will rock
Analysis Laboratory in the School of Sport the Great Court with classic tunes from Count
Science, Exercise and Health, where bowling Basie, Duke Ellington, and many more. Bring
arm angle research will be simulated using Vicon your lunch and enjoy a wonderful free concert There’s no quicker way
FAST
Motion Capture cameras. by this energetic and talented ensemble. LANE to the top than with a
UWA qualification.
Alternative venue (in case of rain)
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Hackett Memorial Buildings WA Supercomputer Program Scenic Tram Tour
Tours
The iconic Hackett Memorial Buildings are a Sit inside a virtual replication of explorer Want to see the whole campus? Hop on the
Western Australian landmark. Departing from Mawson’s Antarctic hut – so real you may tram for a free ride past the five residential
the Visitors Centre, this tour takes you to want to pinch yourself – on this exciting tour! colleges, the Graduate School of Education, the
Winthrop Hall (including the Senate Room and Created by the WA Supercomputer Program, Faculty of Architecture, Landscape and Visual
a climb to the top of tower), Hacket Hall, the UWA’s world-class computational facility, 3D Arts, and on to the Oral Health Centre of WA
Sunken Gardens and the New Fortune Theatre. visualisations are just the beginning of what you and UWA Claremont (Goldsworthy Road).
can learn to create. Explore the supercomputer
Departs: VISITORS CENTRE MAP: F-3 t lab, the virtual conference room, and the Departs Reid Library Carpark on the hour
Duration: I hour. 12, 2 leading edge equipment accessible to our from 10-3. MAP: I-12 t
students on tours running between 11 and 3.
Duration: 45 mins.
MAP: E-11 t Duration: 20 mins. AP:
UWA EXPO 2008information sessions
YOUR JOURNEY STARTS HERE
Time / Session Repeat Venue Time / Session Repeat Venue
20 9.15am 11.15am
Arts Overview – study in Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences 1 Murd Animals and the Environment 3 Geog 2
Engineering 11.15 / 1 Oct Architecture, Landscape Architecture and Visual Arts 3 UCLT
Medicine and Dentistry for Year 10 and 11 Students 1 SSLT Biomedical Sciences II – Biochemistry, Genetics, Microbiology,
3 Wils
Molecular Biology and Biotechnology, Physiology
Scholarships Available for Study at UWA 1 Alex
Business 3 SSLT
Science Overview
1 Ross
– why study Science and what you can choose Conservation Biology and Marine Science 3 Geog 1
Sport Science, Exercise & Health 11.15 / 1 HMLT Earth and Geosciences 3 Wool
What I Wish I’d Known in Year 12 – advice from UWA students 1 UCLT Education – Secondary UCSR2
10.15am Engineering 1 Oct
Arts Communication Studies Alex Health Science 3 SSLR1
Asian Studies and Languages: History, Medieval and Early Modern Studies Fox
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Chinese, Indonesian, Japanese
Linguistics ALR6
Biomedical Sciences I – Anatomical Science,
2 Wils Mature Age Entry Aust
Anatomy & Human Biology, Neuroscience
College Living, for a degree more valuable Aust Science Communication MCSSR
Computer Science, IT and Mathematical Sciences 2 Weat Science International
3 MCSLT
– combining science and a choice of six languages
Climate and Environmental Sciences 2 Wool
Social Work and Social Policy ALR5
Education – Primary 2 UCSR2
Sport Science, Exercise & Health 1 HMLT
Law 2 SSLT
Surviving and Thriving in First Year
3 ALR4
Music 2 Cal – UWA students talk about life on campus
Nanotechnology and the Physical Sciences
2 Ross
– Biophysics, Chemistry, Green Chemistry, Physics University Co-operative Bookshop – the bookshop
Plants and the Environment Geog 1 of choice for the best Australian universities.
Podiatric Medicine 2 SSLR1 Located in the Guild Village and open all day Expo.
Psychology 2 UCLT
Special offer, while stocks last, Tim Winton's Breath at
$29.95. If you are already a Co-op member take advantage of our special Expo
Study Abroad and Student Exchange Opportunities ALR4
Day offer for members of 15% off Travel Books.
Urban Planning and Geography 2 Geog 2 Order books online at www.coop-bookshop.com.au
UWA EXPO 2008www.uwa.edu.au
Return a feedback form and Everyone who returns a completed Expo Evaluation form
(available at all Information Sessions) will be entered in the
wiN A LAPTOP!
draw for a White 13 Macbook laptop computer (valued at
$1599). Visit the Apple stall in the Guild Village Coffee Shop
for free iTunes vouchers and other giveaways and prizes.
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Engineering * Oct Anthropology and Sociology, Archaeology Alex
Information for International students ALR4 Architecture, Landscape Architecture and Visual Arts * UCLT
Medicine and Dentistry for Year 10 and 11 Students * SSLT Biomedical Sciences II – Biochemistry, Genetics, Microbiology, * Wils
Molecular Biology and Biotechnology, Physiology
Scholarships Available for Study at UWA * Alex
Business * SSLT
Science Overview * Ross
– why study Science and what you can choose Conservation Biology and Marine Science * Geog 1
Sport Science, Exercise & Health * HMLT Earth and Geosciences * Wool
Understanding the TISC Application Process Fox European Studies and Languages – French, German, Italian Fox
What I Wish I’d Known in Year 12 – advice from UWA students * UCLT Health Science * SSLR1
2pm Political Science and International Relations Murd
Agriculture and the Environment Geog 1 Science International * MCSLT
– combining science and a choice of six languages
Biomedical Sciences I – Anatomical Science, * Wils
Anatomy & Human Biology, Neuroscience. Surviving and Thriving in First Year * ALR4
– UWA students talk about life on campus
Classics and Ancient History ALR5
* Indicates Repeat Sessions
Computer Science, IT and Mathematical Sciences * Weat
Climate and Environmental Sciences * Wool
Education – Primary * UCSR2
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Law * SSLT
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Aust Austin Lecture Theatre I-10 Ross Ross Lecture Theatre D-10
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– Biophysics, Chemistry, Green Chemistry, Physics Fox Fox Lecture Theatre I-10 SSLR1 Social Sciences Lecture Room 1 J-15
Geog 1 Geography Lecture Theatre 1 E-8 UCLT University Club Lecture Theatre K-10
Podiatric Medicine * SSLR1 Geog 2 Geography Lecture Theatre 2 E-8 UCSR2 University Club Seminar Room 2 K-10
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and New Zealand citizens Applications for both undergraduate and postgraduate study
Applications to study at UWA as an undergraduate are made through the are submitted directly to the University. Please contact the
Tertiary Institutions Service Centre. International Centre for further information.
For advice on applying to UWA please contact the UWA Admissions Centre International Centre
on (08) 6488 2477 or www.studyat.uwa.edu.au The University of Western Australia
Hackett Hall
Applications for Semester 1, 2009 close at 11pm on Tuesday 30 September
35 Stirling Highway, Crawley
2008, though late applications for courses other than Medicine or Dentistry
Western Australia 6009 Australia
will be accepted (on payment of a processing fee) until Friday 28 November.
Telephone: (61 8) 6488 3989
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faculty, on forms available at www.studyat.uwa.edu.au/postgrad/masters/
coursework/apply. >> www.studyat.uwa.edu.au
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Research and Scholarships Office in Hackett Hall (08) 6488 2807 or by
visiting www.studyat.uwa.edu.au/postgrad
Admissions Centre and Prospective Students Office
The University of Western Australia
Hackett Hall
35 Stirling Highway, Crawley WA 6009
Telephone: (08) 6488 2477
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Email: admissions@uwa.edu.au
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