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New sources of Future Framework information

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We have developed two initiatives to assist with communication and clarification of issues arising from the course restructure. 


Reaffirmation of structural principles for majors

This short summary provides further guidance to faculties as they prepare their Phase One proposals for majors within the Future Framework.


Swan-Canning River Basin online schools project

An ambitious research program will be launched tomorrow focused on engaging community action by delivering up-to-date information on the health of the Swan-Canning River Basin to every West Australian with the click of a button.


Decade of top regional teaching celebrated in Albany

The University of Western Australia will celebrate a successful decade at its Albany Centre on Monday. 


Oil and Gas focus to new Graduate Diploma in Energy Law

oil rig

Responding to the current resources boom, the UWA Law Faculty is offering a new Graduate Diploma in Energy Law in 2010. 

Centre for Mining and Engery and Natural Resources Associate Director, John Chandler says “this new 24-point postgraduate qualification will have a unique energy flavour. It emerged from a review of the existing courses offered through the Centre and complements the research activities of our Centre staff”.


International experts appointed to Winthrop Professorial positions in Law in 2010

The appointment of two new Winthrop Professors of Law have been confirmed. The successful candidates are Professor Mark Israel of Flinders University Law School and Ms Holly Cullen, who currently holds a Readership in Law at Durham University in the United Kingdom. 


UWA Masters at aiding Iraq

The University of Western Australia (UWA) and its Institute of Agriculture continue to play an important role expanding the capacity of Iraqi agriculture and reducing the country's dependence on imported food by training Iraq's brightest and best graduate agriculture students.


UWA masters at aiding Iraq

Iraqi students

The University of Western Australia (UWA) and its Institute of Agriculture continue to play an important role expanding the capacity of Iraqi agriculture and reducing the country’s dependence on imported food by training Iraq’s brightest and best graduate agriculture students.

Ten graduate students joined UWA early this year to study for their Master of Science degrees in Animal Science, Plant Pathology, Genetics and Breeding and Agricultural and Resource Economics at UWA.


Boost to UWA's medical education

Undergraduate medical teaching at The University of Western Australia will be significantly boosted with a $5 million grant from the Federal Government.


National teaching awards for UWA

University staff have received national awards for Excellence in Teaching in the social sciences and indigenous education.


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