The University of Western Australia (UWA) is located in Perth, the capital of Western Australia, and was founded in 1911.

The University of Western Australia is one of the best universities in Australia and the most research-intensive university among the eight key universities in Australia.

According to official statistics, the University of Western Australia has more than 24,435 students, including more than 4,500 international students, and about 3,700 faculty members, one-third of whom have obtained international teacher certification.

The UWA campus is picturesque and located just 5 minutes from downtown Pace.

Studying in such an environment, international students can experience multi-national cultures and make friends from various countries, which will be of great benefit to students' future study and life.

Departments of the University of Western Australia, Australia: The University of Western Australia, Australia, has nine colleges.

They are the School of Architecture, Landscape and Visual Arts, School of Literature, Humanities and Social Sciences, School of Economics and Business, School of Education, School of Engineering, Computer and Mathematics, School of Law, School of Life and Physics, School of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences, School of Natural and

College of Agriculture.

Majors at the University of Western Australia in Australia: The majors offered by the University of Western Australia in Australia include agricultural science, architecture, environmental design, art, biological sciences, business, computer science, dentistry, e-commerce, economics, education, engineering science, health science,

Fine arts, information science, law, medicine, music, psychology, science and visual science and other fields.

Popular majors at the University of Western Australia in Australia: Popular majors at the University of Western Australia in Australia include: Accounting, Agriculture, Architecture, Environmental Construction, Business and Management, Communications, Computing and Information Technology, Creative Arts, Dentistry, Economics, Education and Training, Engineering

and technology, environmental studies, health services and support, humanities and sociology, languages, law, mathematics, medicine, psychology, rehabilitation, science, social assistance, sports and leisure, and surveying, etc.