Health and Biomedical Sciences
If you’re passionate about advancing the health and wellbeing of communities, join a university that plays an important role in delivering knowledge and discoveries to guarantee our healthy futures. With a UWA postgraduate degree, you can learn from reputable thought leaders and build strong, lifelong connections.
Live webinars
Tuesday sessions:
Biotechnology
Find out more about the Master of Biotechnology. In this course you can specialise in AQUAtech, Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Environmental and Agricultural Biotechnology, or Genetics and Genomics.
- Date
- Tuesday 15 September
- Time
- 6.00pm - 6.20pm
- Speaker(s)
- Dr Sasha Jenkins
- Dr Nic Taylor
Biomedical Science
Find out more about the Master of Biomedical Science. This course will allow you to take part in cutting-edge research and its translation to healthy living, clinical diagnosis and treatment of disease with a specialisation in one of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology or Neuroscience.
- Date
- Tuesday 15 September
- Time
- 6.30pm - 6.50pm
- Speaker(s)
- Dr Nic Taylor
- Assoc/ Prof Helmy Mulders
Audiology
Find out more about the Master of Clinical Audiology which is the accredited course for Audiologists in Australia and includes over 500 hours of workplace clinical placements, and the Master of Audiological Sciences aimed at providing graduates with knowledge and research skills in anatomy and physiology of hearing and deafness, audiological instrumentation, assessment, rehabilitation and advanced communication devices.
- Date
- Tuesday 15 September
- Time
- 7.00pm - 7.20pm
- Speaker(s)
- Dr Helen Goulios
- Assoc/ Prof Wilhelmina Mulders
Clinical Exercise Physiology
Find out more about the Master of Clinical Exercise Physiology. This course is designed to provide a holistic understanding of the use of exercise as a modality in the treatment of musculoskeletal, cardiovascular, metabolic and other chronic and complex conditions.
- Date
- Tuesday 15 September
- Time
- 7.30pm - 7.50pm
- Speaker(s)
- Dr Bonnie Furzer
- Alyssa Petrofes
Wednesday sessions:
Social Work Careers Panel
UWA Social Work graduates discuss their careers, insights into the social services industry and advice for entering the profession.
- Date
- Wednesday 16 September
- Time
- 5.00pm - 5.20pm
- Speaker(s)
- Dr Stephan Lund
- Dr Mubarak Rahamathulla
Clinical Pathology Study and Careers Panel
Hear from graduates of the Master of Clinical Pathology which is fully accredited by the Australian Institute of Medical Scientists, and how it prepares you for career opportunities in research or diagnostic environments.
- Date
- Wednesday 16 September
- Time
- 5.30pm - 5.50pm
- Speaker(s)
- Asst/Prof Clayton Fragall
Business Psychology
Find out more about the Master of Business Psychology. This course provides extensive specialist training in the application of psychological theories and principles to workplace settings to improve organisational performance while also enhancing employee wellbeing.
- Date
- Wednesday 16 September
- Time
- 5.30pm - 5.50pm
- Speaker(s)
- Dr Lisette Kanse
Pharmacy Study and Careers Panel
Hear from Pharmacy students and graduates about their exciting careers in all aspects of pharmacy practice, and how their studies at UWA have ignited their passion for solving problems and helping people.
- Date
- Wednesday 16 September
- Time
- 6.00pm - 6.20pm
- Speaker(s)
- Assoc/Prof Connie Locher
Public Health Careers Panel
Hear from UWA Public Health graduates about the career paths they have forged and their advice for entering the industry.
- Date
- Wednesday 16 September
- Time
- 6.30pm - 6.50pm
- Speaker(s)
- Dr Siobhan Hickling
Life as a UWA Research Student (Health and Biomedical Sciences)
Learn about research experience in the field of clinical neuroscience and what you can expect as a research student at UWA.
- Date
- Wednesday 16 September
- Time
- 6.30pm - 6.50pm
- Speaker(s)
- Hadeel Tarawneh
Infectious Diseases Study and Careers Panel
Hear from staff, current students and graduates on how postgraduate qualifications in infectious diseases could one day see you develop and implement new diagnostic tests and vaccines to some of the world’s most deadly and fast-spreading diseases.
- Date
- Wednesday 16 September
- Time
- 7.00pm - 7.50pm
- Speaker(s)
- Assoc/Prof Chris Peacock
Science Communication
Find out more about the Master of Science Communication. If you are creative, love science and want to work with people, Science Communication is for you. Science communicators use their knowledge of science to help raise the level of understanding about important issues in science - bridging the gap between the scientific community and the public.
- Date
- Wednesday 16 September
- Time
- 7.00pm - 7.20pm
- Speaker(s)
- Dr Sam Illingworth
- Weilin Chi - Current student
- Shanii Phillips - Graduate
Drop-in live sessions
Science Communication
Join Dr Sam Illingworth, Senior Lecturer in Science Communication, for an informal drop in session in which you can ask him anything around the Master of Science Communication at UWA.
- Date:
- Wednesday 16 September
- Time:
- 6pm – 7pm