The University of Western Australia (UWA) is a leading Australian university with an international reputation for teaching, learning and research excellence. The University of Western Australia is known for its beautiful campus and sandstone architecture and is located on the Swan River just minutes from Perth. It has excelled for more than a century, producing high-achieving graduates such as Prime Ministers, Nobel laureates, Oscar-winning filmmakers, accomplished doctors and scientists, award-winning journalists and renowned writers, musicians and archaeologists. - Experts in a wide range of fields.

Why choose UWA?
UWA belongs to the Group of Eight (Go8), which includes the most research-intensive universities, and is the alma mater of Nobel laureate Professor Barry Marshall. They have more than 75 research and training facilities and receive more than 80% of total research funding from WA institutions each year.

Student-faculty ratio, student demands, undergraduate teaching quality and postgraduate learning engagement all earned UWA five stars (Good University Guide, 2021).
The University of Western Australia collaborates with three local and international university networks.
UWA is a research-intensive institution and a member of the Australian Group of Eight Universities, which has a global presence.
93rd in the world (QS World University Rankings 2022)
World's Top 50 for 10+ Subjects (ARWU 2020)