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Your student advising office is your one-stop shop for all your course-related queries. We can assist with:

course advice and creating a study plan?
checking your enrolment
advising on global and extra-curricular experiences
directing you to student support services
helping you with complex matters regarding Exceptional Variation of Assessment, credit transfer, approved leave, academic progression, graduation eligibility and other requests

The Arts and Law Student Advising Office is located in the Social Sciences North Building (Old Economics Building) in the foyer entry off carpark 3.??

Visit us during our office hours,?Monday - Thursday?9.00am - 4.30pm, Friday 10am - 4.30pm, and closed??Tuesday?between 12- 1pm.
Closed weekends, public holidays and university shutdown period.?

Phone us on?+61 8 6488 3235?

Email us via?askUWA

Book an?appointment?with a Student Adviser

Featured opportunities

Indigenous Studies

Knowing Country: The Dreaming and Darwin

Embark upon a journey across space and time to examine the relationship between human beings and the environment. Examining both Indigenous perspectives and the science of natural history, you'll explore philosophy, techniques and scientific rationale. The unit comprises a short lecture series and interactive field work in Albany.

Politics

WA Parliamentary Research Program

This program offers research internships through the WA Parliament. You'll complete a research project that will benefit the state, while building your knowledge and skills. Available to high-performing third-year students from any major, students are put forward to the WA Parliament using a selection process that may include a written expression of interest, interview, academic standing, topic selection, and consideration of the program guidelines. Register your interest and stay up-to-date by emailing [email?protected]

Get involved

Arts Union

Representing students in a Bachelor of Arts, the Arts Union offers support in areas of education, social affairs, professional development and welfare, and hosts social, educational, sports and career events throughout the year.

UWA Politics Club

Interested in current affairs and keen to learn more about political issues? The UWA Politics Club holds a range of events throughout the year, including debates, panel discussions, quiz nights, lectures and more, often with high-profile experts in attendance.

UWA Music Students' Society

If you're studying a music unit, join the Music Students' Society to gain free entry to the year-long concert series, discounted entry to education and social events, and attend the annual ball.

Related clubs

Learn a language

Enhance your learning and employability by studying one of eight languages on offer. Select Chinese (Mandarin), Indonesian, Japanese, Korean, French, Italian, German or Spanish. UWA's unique Bachelor of Modern Languages allows you to study two languages in depth, with study abroad and exchange programs on offer. Studying units overseas allows you to fully immerse yourself in your chosen language, gain first-hand experience of another culture, and meet new people. For more on our language resources, check out our Library Guide.

Internships

Make the most of your time at UWA by completing an internship as part of your course. Opportunities are available throughout the year for both undergraduate and postgraduate students. There are internship opportunities to suit everyone, and plenty of ways to get involved. The McCusker Centre for Citizenship helps make a social impact by linking you with not-for-profit organisations. With placement opportunities around the world, you'll develop invaluable workplace skills and global experience to prepare you for your future career.

Arts Career Module

Open to all UWA students studying an Arts major, the Arts Career Module is launching in 2025! A short online program specifically tailored for Arts students early in their studies, the Arts Career Module will help you:

Identify the attributes you are developing as an Arts student
Learn about the transferable skills you are acquiring through studying an Arts major; and
Research career pathways available to Arts graduates.

Completing the Arts Career Module provides students with:

A digital badge in Professional Development
A resume profile
Preparation for internship applications

If you are an Arts student interested in understanding your transferable skills and where your Arts degree can take you, please complete the?Arts Career Module.

More for Arts students

Language placement test

If you have an 'invalid' for a language unit, please check online to see if you need to take a placement test.

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