Founded in 1911, UWA is Western Australia's first university and the only one ranked in the world's top 100. Located in Perth along the Swan River on Whadjuk Noongar Booja land, it combines academic excellence with groundbreaking research across multiple disciplines.
28000
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7900
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UWA provides comprehensive career development through extensive industry partnerships and research opportunities. The university maintains strong connections with employers worldwide, particularly in agriculture, marine science, and engineering sectors.
These are the expert instructors who will be teaching you throughout the course. With a wealth of knowledge and real-world experience, they’re here to guide, inspire, and support you every step of the way. Get to know the people who will help you reach your learning goals and make the most of your journey.
Gender Equality Expert Pioneering Organizational Change and Social Inclusion
Dr. Susan Harwood is a distinguished Gender Equality and Social Inclusion Specialist at the University of Western Australia, combining academic research with practical implementation of gender equality initiatives. Her PhD thesis "Gendering Change: An Immodest Manifesto for Intervening in Masculinist Organisations" earned the Industrial Relations prize at UWA. With extensive experience in both developed and developing countries, she has worked on significant projects including a 12-month deployment as a Gender Equality Specialist in Timor-Leste with DFAT. Her expertise spans workplace bullying investigation, sexual harassment prevention, and organizational culture transformation. She has contributed to international publications, including "Engaging Men in Building Gender Equality," and regularly presents at global conferences. As an educator, she leads the Gender Equality course at UWA, focusing on legal frameworks, intersectionality, and practical implementation of gender equality initiatives. Her work emphas
Distinguished Agricultural Scientist Advancing Reproductive Endocrinology Research
Graeme Martin, born in 1951, is a Professor at the University of Western Australia with extensive expertise in agricultural science and reproductive endocrinology. After graduating with honors in Agricultural Science from UWA in 1975, he completed his doctorate in reproductive endocrinology in 1981. His international experience includes research positions at INRA Station de Physiologie de la Reproduction in France and the Medical Research Council's Reproductive Biology Unit in Edinburgh. Returning to Perth in 1986, he served in a joint position as Lecturer in Animal Science at UWA and Research Scientist at CSIRO Division of Animal Production before becoming a full-time professor at UWA in 2001. His significant contributions to the field are evidenced by more than 300 refereed science journal articles, establishing him as a leading authority in agricultural and reproductive science.