Health, Biomedical Sciences and Psychology Open Night

Wednesday 2 September

Bayliss Building

  • In-person

Event details

Location

Date and time

  • Wednesday 2 September, 5.45pm-8.00pm

Event type

  • In-person

Audience

  • A secondary school student in Year 11
  • A secondary school student in Year 12
  • High school students
  • Parents and guardians
  • Mature students (age 20+) pursuing your first degree

Event Fee

  • Free

Registration

  • Register to attend
Register now

Your future in health starts here

Discover where your passion for people, science and wellbeing can take you.

Join us for the Health, Biomedical Sciences and Psychology Open Night and discover what it’s like to study health at UWA.

Step into our world-class facilities, connect with inspiring students and academics, and experience hands-on activities that bring learning to life.

Whether you already know your path or you’re still exploring, this event will help you move forward with clarity and confidence and show you what’s possible for your future in health.

 

Why attend?

  • Experience hands-on activities across Health, Biomedical Sciences and Psychology
  •  Explore real teaching and research spaces in the Bayliss Building and surrounds
  • Connect with current students and academics and hear their stories
  • Understand where your degree can take you, from career opportunities to further study.

 

Who should attend?

This event is tailored for Year 12 students who are:

  • interested in Health, Biomedical Sciences or Psychology; and
  • considering a future in nursing and allied health, sport science, psychology, public health, biochemistry and molecular biology, and genetics, and the wide range of career opportunities these fields can lead to.

 

What to expect: 

5.45pm | Check in and get ready to explore
 
6pm | Start with a student-led presentation, hear real stories and insights from current UWA students about their journey and uni life
 
6.30pm–8pm | Dive into hands-on experiences across the  Bayliss Building and surrounds  

Discover activities like anatomy and suturing, VR brain demos, prism googles, hearing tests and more. Test your balance, examine a lung cancer specimen and its cells, and connect with students and academics across Health, Biomedical Sciences and Psychology.

 8pm | Evening concludes
 


Ready to explore your future?

Register now and take your first step towards a career in health at UWA.

 

Register here


How to get in touch with us

Visit the Future Students Centre

Find us on campus at Student Central

Call us on 131 UWA (131 892)

Submit an online enquiry via askUWA for Domestic students