The University Of Western Australia — University in Crawley

Reviews of The University Of Western Australia

• Alex

  Added 2016.08.15

  There are no opportunities for research, no way to improve your skills and qualifications prior to graduation, and nobody willing to help you if you struggle with the concepts at hand.
• Sebastian

  Added 2016.02.27

  Sir I am study university of agriculture faisalabad PAKISTAN.
• Cody

  Added 2015.11.24

  It's a great university. The campus is beautiful and has a lot of history. It's also one of the best universities in the country to study at.
• Evan

  Added 2015.11.14

  I am about to graduate from a BSc in organic chemistry at the University of New South Wales, but previously I studied chemistry at the first, second and third year levels here.
• Jake

  Added 2015.07.10

  tl;dr this university is a joke.
• Dominic

  Added 2015.04.13

  I don't study here but come just to visit with my sons. Hugh campus with lots of lush greens and stone buildings. Lovely. Looks like a good place for univ education.
• Angel

  Added 2014.10.17

  One star for the proximity to an excellent -and good valued- Indian/MiddleEastern restaurant across the road at the Broadway shops. Get the Gozleme (best in Perth) and say hi to the very kind owner and head cook Sayid.
• Alejandro

  Added 2014.03.22

  Nice campus, poor quality education, overpriced food/degrees/everythingoncampus, horrendous parking.
• Alexis

  Added 2014.02.26

  Concepts taught to undergraduate students at UWA were either 40 years out of date, poorly explained, or just downright incorrect. It is abundantly clear that the Chemistry department in particular has no interest in producing chemists with an up-to-date and accurate knowledge of their field, and this is reflected in every aspect of the lecturing, tutoring, lab work, and marking at the undergraduate level.
• Thomas

  Added 2014.02.12

  And i wanto to study in MSC at this university.
• Tyler

  Added 2013.08.11

  Don't go to either of the major Perth unis unless you genuinely have no other choice. The best thing an undergraduate chemist (or any science student) can do for their sanity and their career is to move to Sydney or Melbourne immediately.