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Help us break new ground
You can support the Marshall Centre in many different ways. Get involved with our centre through volunteering your time, participating in important research and clinical trial, studying with us or making a donation
Noisy guts
Call for research participants
Noisy Guts
We are currently recruiting Australian volunteers with healthy guts or a diagnosis of IBS to help us develop a digital diagnostic device for gut conditions.
There is no need to attend the Centre, you can help with this research by completing a survey from the comfort of your own home.
We need people who are:
• aged 18-65 years
• have healthy guts or
• have been diagnosed with IBS and have had a colonoscopy in the last 10 years
Find out more about the digital diagnosis project.
Come work with us
Work with us
Jobs at UWA
The University of Western Australia is the State’s premier University of choice for staff and students. Our excellence in teaching and research is reflected in prestigious international and national award winning staff, including our Nobel Laureate Professor Barry Marshall.
Study at UWA
Study with us
Whether you're planning to do honours, a professional degree, a coursework degree or a research project, our postgraduate courses will provide you with a solid, far-reaching education that sharpens your creative and critical thinking.
Your UWA degree will help you to develop the ability to work anywhere in the world while being able to accept and adapt to change.
We offer a number of options such as:
- Masters of Infectious Disease (MID)
- PhD Masters
- Honours
Find out more about UWA postgraduate courses
Masters of Infectious Diseases
This course provides advanced training in the field of infectious diseases including topics in Medical Microbiology, Tropical Infectious Diseases and Public and Environmental Health Microbiology. Learn more about the Masters of Infectious Disease (MID)
Hisham – MID course
Hear from Hisham Osumanu,
a Master student from Ghana. Hisham shares his experience as a postgraduate student at the Marshall Centre and the reasons why he loves his study journey at UWA.
