University Of Western Australia [UWA], Perth Programs, Tuition Fees & Entry Requirements 2022-2023

University of Western Australia Programs: Tuition fees, Ranking, Scholarships, Application Deadlines & Entry Requirements

Perth, Western AustraliaLocation
UniversitySchool type
Estd1911established year
18510enrollment
Public
7.8/10

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Bachelor of Computer Science [B.C.S]

3 years
On Campus
English
Full Time
Exam Scores: IELTS6.5|TOEFL82
Important Date: 06 Jan, 2025
USD 28,974 /YrAUD 43,900 /Yr

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8 Reviews Found

Course Curriculum:

The course curriculum structure is given detailed in the university website. There is also a lot of research project opportunities available in UWA.

Fees:

It is around 45000 AUD annually.

academic: 9/10
faculty: 8/10
infrastructure: 8/10
accomodation: 6/10
placement: 5/10

AM
7.3 /10
  • Dislikes:
  • It gets expensive. For all the facilities they provide they also charge a large amount of money to keep supporting them. Even any food that you will buy would be more expensive than the food you would get anywhere outside UWA.

Course Curriculum:

The way UWA teaches any subject is by focusing more on the practical aspects; theory is very simple and often not given much importance. The curriculum is updated to suit the industrial needs of WA, Australia and the whole of Australia in general. Within the unit they would often invite guest lectures who would talk about the current industry. But the most bang for the buck aspect is that there is one unit within the curriculum where students form a group, reach out to companies relevant to their course work and receive projects from them. This way they get very well exposed for few months on how the industry actually works and what aspects are relevant.

Fees:

AUD 80,000/- for my 2 years in Masters in Information Technology. Tuition fees are paid per semester, which increases by some amount every year.

academic: 10/10
faculty: 10/10
infrastructure: 10/10
accomodation: 6/10
placement: 8/10

YG

Course Curriculum:

My course was a fully practical-based approach with all the faculty and facilities devoted to the betterment of each individual student. They also provide internships in well-renowned companies which helps in finding jobs with an industrial experience

Fees:

My course fee was $5000 per unit, and for one semester I had to complete 4 units, which makes one semester fee $20000 and one year fee $40000.

academic: 10/10
faculty: 10/10
infrastructure: 9/10
accomodation: 9/10
placement: 9/10

NK
8.2 /10

Course Curriculum:

I am doing a very practical course and it involves a lot of site visits, studio sessions, drafting, sketching etc. I am very impressed with the way the university has planned my curriculum for each week and for each class. I am very impressed with the way it works.

Fees:

My total tuition fee excluding my scholarship is $106,611.

academic: 10/10
faculty: 10/10
infrastructure: 10/10
accomodation: 9/10
placement: 10/10

IK
9.8 /10

Course Curriculum:

The course is very well designed, extremely flexible and in good depth. I choose these attributes of the course over money which means it's highly valuable.

Fees:

There are many scholarships available but they all are merit-based. So if the score is high then $10-20k is easily available. Easy scholarships for Indian students almost everyone gets it which is really impressive. Fee structure constitutes mostly of the tuition fees. And per semester our fees is close to $20,000.

academic: 10/10
faculty: 10/10
infrastructure: 10/10
accomodation: 9/10
placement: 10/10
extracurricular: 10/10

L
7.3 /10

Course Curriculum:

Faculties are big but super helpful when you reach out. Unit coordinators and tutors are well informed and tend to be good for most units. Lectures are always quite preachy.

Fees:

Qualified for HELP payments. This degree can add up in value and loan is capped so be careful where you spend it but all undergraduate degrees are covered to my understanding. I would imagine it's quite tricky to get a scholarship however exceptional marks can grant you direct entry into postgraduate endeavors such as medicine.

academic: 9/10
faculty: 8/10
infrastructure: 9/10
accomodation: 6/10
placement: 6/10
extracurricular: 6/10

E
8.5 /10

Course Curriculum:

Very well structured and the tutors, lecturers and unit coordinators are always happy and willing to help. I have friends in the units who are also happy to help. All the textbooks used are available to borrow from the library too.

Fees:

Pay either each semester or on HECS. Paying each semester includes the fee per unit you do plus an amenities fee which goes towards improving the uni.

academic: 10/10
faculty: 8/10
infrastructure: 8/10
accomodation: 7/10
placement: 9/10
extracurricular: 9/10

BM

Course Curriculum:

Very good week by week activities and participation mark making you go to university which is good for those people who are lazy. Quizzes are good in that they can be attempted multiple times. The course is structured well that prerequisites aren't needed.

Fees:

The price to go is relatively normal but HECS does support you. Textbooks are very expensive but finding cheap second-hand ones aren't too hard. There's a fee to see your exam results with is very weird and something I don't agree with.

academic: 8/10
faculty: 9/10
infrastructure: 7/10
accomodation: 8/10
placement: 7/10
extracurricular: 7/10

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