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Use the following resources to design a course that includes majors and/or minors and a range of broadening and elective units to enhance your knowledge and capture your interests...
Units
List of units available for study at the UWA Albany campus 2025. (*Please note all units are subject to sufficient enrolment numbers)
- Semester 1
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- ACCT1101
- Financial Accounting
- ACCT2112
- Management Accounting
- ACCT2331
- Taxation
- ACCT3321
- Financial Accounting: Theory and Practice
- ACCT3323
- Strategic Management Accounting
- AGRI1001
- Feeding the World
- ANHB1101
- Human Biology 1: Becoming Human
- ANTH1001
- Being Human: Culture, Identity & Society
- ANTH2225
- Human Futures: Energy, Food and Sustainable Environments
- ANTH3001
- Ethnography
- ANTH3601
- Indigenous Australia
- BIOL1130
- Frontiers in Biology
- BIOL2261
- Conservation Biology
- BIOL3000
- Marine Mammal Science (NS TP Between June/July)
- BIOL3360
- Saving Endangered Species (NS TP)
- BIOL3364
- Evolutionary Processes
- CHEM1001
- Chemistry, Properties & Energetics
- CHEM1003
- Introductory Chemistry
- EART1105
- The Dynamic Planet
- ECON1101
- Microeconomics: Prices & Markets
- EDUC1000
- National Literacy and Numeracy Test LANTITE
- EDUC1011
- Understanding Learners and Learning
- EDUC1012
- Teaching Mathematics in the Early Years of School
- EDUC1013
- Teaching English in the Early Years of School
- EDUC1014
- Introduction to Professional Experience
- ENGL1002
- Literary Classics
- ENGL2401
- Netflix, Cinema and TV
- ENGL2501
- Creative Writing: Theory and Practice
- ENGL3602
- Shakespeare: Page, Stage, Screen
- ENGL3604
- Victorian Dreams and the Technological Age
- ENVT1104
- Environmental Science & Technology
- ENVT2220
- The Climate System
- ENVT2222
- Environmental & Human Health
- ENVT2236
- Soil Science
- ENVT2250
- Ecology
- ENVT3306
- Coastal Conservation & Management
- ENVT3338
- Land Capability Assessment
- ENVT3361
- Environmental Assessment
- HIST1103
- Europe to Hell and Back 1890 - 1945
- HIST1901
- Environmental History
- HIST2015
- Looking for Australia: From the Deep Past to Federation
- HIST3010
- Introduction to African History
- INDG1150
- Aboriginal Encounters: Strangers in our Backyard
- INDG2300
- Indigenous Knowledge: Mind, Body & Spirit
- INDG3300
- Indigenous Research
- LAWS1104
- Introduction to Law
- LAWS1111
- Law in Context
- LAWS2223
- Criminal Justice Systems
- MATH1720
- Mathematics Fundamentals
- MATH1721
- Mathematics Foundations: Methods
- MGMT1135
- Organisational Behaviour
- MGMT2302
- Leadership
- MGMT3342
- Entrepreneurship
- MGMT3346
- Managing Organisational Change
- MKTG1203
- Introduction to Marketing
- PACM1101
- Communications in Practice
- PSYC1101
- Psychology: Mind & Brain
- SCIE1500
- Analytical Methods for Scientists
- SCIE2204
- Marine Systems
- SCIE2205
- Science Work Placement
- SCIE2206
- Schools Science Engagement
- SCIE3304
- Field Techniques in Marine Science
- SCOM1101
- Communicating Science
- STAT1520
- Economic & Business Statistics
- WILG2201
- Professional Experience Practicum
HIST2224
American Outlaws: Crime and Punishment in the United StatesSCIE1104
Science, Society and Data AnalysisSmart Start Units Semester 1
- Semester 2
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- ACCT2201
- Corporate Accounting
- ACCT3302
- Financial Statement Analysis
- AGRI2201
- Pasture and Livestock Systems
- ANHB0036
- Foundations of Anatomy & Human Biology
- ANHB1102
- Human Biology II: Being Human
- ANIM3306
- Clean, Green and Ethical Animal Production
- ANIM3353
- Wildlife Conservation and Management
- ANTH2406
- Society, Law and Politics
- ANTH3401
- Engaged Practices
- AUST0063
- Foundations for University Study
- AUST0075
- Creative Writing
- BIOL1131
- Plant and Animal Biology
- BIOL2204
- Marine Biology
- BIOL3305
- Fisheries Science: Foundation and Application
- CHEM0038
- Foundations of Chemistry
- CHEM1002
- Chemistry—Structure and Reactivity
- ECON1102
- Macroeconomics: Money and Finance
- ENGL1501
- Reading Creatively/Writing Creatively
- ENGL2210
- Cinema Classics
- ENGL3001
- Poetry and Poetics
- ENGL3200
- Writing/Environment
- ENVT2221
- Global Climate Change and Biodiversity
- ENVT2251
- Hydrology and Water Resource Management
- ENVT3307
- Oceanography
- ENVT3310
- Kwodjet Goorliny for Boodja
- FINA1221
- Introduction to Finance
- GEOG1104
- Disasters
- GEOG2201
- Geographic Information Systems
- HIST1104
- The History of Human Rights
- HIST2005
- Hitler, the Holocaust and the Historians
- HIST2021
- Who Do We Think We Are? Doing Family History
- HIST3007
- Crime and Punishment in Britain 1600–1900
- HUMA2001
- Environmental Humanities
- INDG1160
- Boodjar Moort Katitjin: Introduction to Indigenous Heritage and Knowledge
- INDG2500
- Moving North: Colonisation & Resistance in Western Australia
- LAWS1110
- Crime and Society
- LAWS2230
- Working with People in the Justice System I
- LAWS2301
- Company Law
- LAWS3374
- Crime, Justice and Public Policy
- MATH0013
- Foundations of Mathematics
- MATH1720
- Mathematics Fundamentals
- MGMT1136
- Management and Organisations
- MGMT3304
- Applied International Business Strategy
- MKTG1204
- Consumer Behaviour
- PACM1101
- Communication in Practice
- PLNT2201
- Plants in Action
- PSYC1102
- Psychology: Behaviour in Context
- SCIE1104
- Science, Society and Data Analysis
- SCIE1106
- Molecular Biology of the Cell
- SCIE1500
- Analytical Methods for Scientists
- SCIE2205
- Science Work Placement
- SCIE2206
- Science Consultancy Project
- SCIE3314
- Crops and Cropping Systems
- SOCS0048
- Social Sciences
- WILG2201
- Professional Experience Practicum
Helpful links
Support services
Access the support you need to help you be at your academic best.
Counselling and support services
- Distance delivery from Perth campus
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This service is available by telephone. To avoid long-distance telephone bills, you can arrange for a university counsellor to call you directly.
Phone 6488 2423 or for further information, check out UWA Counselling and Psychological Services.
- Student adviser or tutor
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Your student adviser or tutor may be able to assist with tutorials and lectures missed due to illness, incorporating specific support as needed. Special consideration and/or extensions on assignments or deferred exams are available if you are unwell. Talk to a student adviser, your tutor or an Albany campus staff member.
- Rural Link Freecall 1800 552 002
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Rural Link is a specialist after-hours mental health telephone service for Western Australian rural communities.
- Headspace for under 25s
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headspace
- Website
- headspace.org.au/headspace-centres/albany
- Address
- St Emile Way, Albany
- [email protected]
- Phone
- 9842 9871
IT services
If you have any IT problems, visit Matt Beamish, IT Officer, at Room 215, Old Post Office Building or contact him on 9842 0805.
- General IT telephone: 08 6488 1234
- Email: [email protected]
Albany Student Association (Guild)
Albany’s own student committee meets regularly over coffee
and organises a range of student activities.
If you would like to take part or contact the committee, email: [email protected].
