Further information
UWA is ranked first in Australia (and 26th in the world) for life and agricultural sciences and is ranked second in Australia for chemistry, according to the prestigious Academic Ranking of World Universities 2012.
We continue to play a significant role in Australia’s outstanding record of scientific, economic and social achievement. The hallmark of the University’s contribution is its dynamic and innovative approach to teaching and research, and its strong affiliation with industry, the professions, government and the community.
Postgraduate programs
- If you choose to do postgraduate by coursework, you will undertake a selection of advanced study units, and in many instances, practical work, research projects and/or a dissertation. Our postgraduate coursework degrees (many of them with Commonwealth Supported Places and/or HECS-HELP) will allow you to further advance your existing qualifications and achievements.
- You can also do a Master of Science by thesis and coursework or a masters by research only in many subject areas.
- If you already have a postgraduate qualification, you might wish to consider doing a PhD in any science subject.
Each school and centre within the Faculty of Science has a strong research focus which informs and becomes a part of postgraduate teaching, and is demonstrated in the varied topics our postgraduates are researching.
Science courses are also run by:
Scholarships
- Life and Physical Sciences postgraduate scholarships
- Natural and Agricultural Sciences postgraduate scholarships
More information is available from the Scholarships Office.
University information
CRICOS Code: 00126G
