Choosing what to study is a personal choice and we’d encourage you to select what interests you.

When choosing your course, you should consider:

• The admission requirements, including any additional requirements such as admissions tests and interviews. Honours courses will require you to have completed an undergraduate degree before you apply. Integrated Honours are four-year courses and will require you to meet the undergraduate course entry requirements.
• Certain courses (such as medicine and other health courses) may also contain inherent requirements that you must meet during your course of study. These requirements will be listed on the course page where relevant.
• The fees and expenses you will incur when you study at UWA
• Review the intake period dates listed above for each course.

When you’ve decided on what course you’d like to apply for, have the course name and code handy for your application. You can find this on the course page under course details.

Honours

To be eligible to apply for honours, you need to:

• successfully complete a bachelor's degree (or equivalent) from a recognised university, demonstrating a strong academic performance in the final-year units of the major you intend to study
• confirm and meet the entry requirements of your chosen honours specialisation
• time limits on recency of previous studies may apply, to ensure students have current knowledge in their specialisation

Most specialisations do not require you to confirm a supervisor or topic prior to applying, but if you have this information you can indicate it on your application.

For Anatomy and Human Biology, Neuroscience, and Physiology you are required to complete and submit a copy of the Honours application form with your application.

For Anthropology, Archaeology, Asian Studies, Communication and Media Studies, Linguistics and Political Science and International Relations you are required to complete and submit a copy of the Honours application form with your application.

Integrated Honours

To be eligible to apply for integrated honours, you need to:

• have studied or completed a recognised qualification to meet our academic requirements including ATAR or equivalent
• meet our English language requirements
• meet any prerequisites for your course. Some majors have certain prerequisites which must be met before you can receive an offer. Check individual major pages for more information.

Honours

Once you've selected your course, you can apply online. Application open and close dates apply to some courses.

1. Create a profile in UWA Apply and log in to get started
2. Select your course, entry pathway and upload supporting documents
3. Save or submit your application

Integrated Honours

If you are interested in an Integrated Honours course, you can start your application to study at UWA by applying direct online via our online portal or via TISC if you are a recent school leaver. 

If you're an international student, you may wish to apply through an agent.

Apply via an agent

If additional information is required:

• Admissions will contact you if any additional information is needed to process your application. You can upload any additional documentation to your application via the applicant portal.
• If you have applied for a course that requires an interview, Admissions will contact you close to the interview period.

Information supplied to the University’s application system is collected and stored in line with the UWA Privacy Statement.

You'll receive the outcome of your application via email.

If your application is successful, you can log in to UWA Apply to accept your offer. Or find out how to create a UWA Apply account if you don't have one yet.

 Accept your offer

Please note that all offers have an acceptance expiry date listed. If you do not accept by this date your offer will lapse.

Exciting times ahead! Once you formally accept your offer you will be permitted to enrol in your course once the enrolment window opens. Any specific instructions on enrolment will be provided to you at this time.

Enrol in your course