The University of Western Australia

UWA houses first-rate lecture theaters, laboratories and places of learning like the Reid and Science libraries that are packed with information for students to enjoy. Students can be assured of the quality of the facilities at this prestigious university, with sports facilities so students can stay active such as the UWA Sports Park. Other notable amenities include the UWA Aquatic Centre or the John de Laeter Centre for Mass Spectrometry.

More than 25,000 students find a home on the main campus, with more than 4,000 international students coming from 100 countries to study here.

There are over 160 student clubs and societies to join, including Australia’s most active Student Guild for students who want to make their voice heard. UWA sport opportunities are surplus, with a fully kitted out gym, the chance to play sports for your college and the UWA Aquatic Centre offering swimming lessons, competition training, aquatics sports and events. There are also cafes, shops, pharmacies and more essential shops around campus for easy access.

Perth has some of the lowest accommodation and living costs out of all the Australian cities. It also offers a multicultural environment where people come together to enjoy the local beaches, restaurants, bars and cultural hubs. Northbridge has boutiques, contemporary art galleries, and Asian eateries while Kings Park is free. Perth is known for being sunny and sunshine is great for enhancing wellbeing, in keeping with the laid back lifestyle found in this Australian city.

The Economist Intelligence Unit called it one of the world’s most livable cities. In fact, Rottnest Island is situated here, and its nickname is ‘heaven on earth’.