Course code: #MJD-ANTHR
UWA's Bachelor of Arts is one of the most flexible and diverse degrees in Western Australia.
You will graduate with the skills to address complex social issues, integrate local and global knowledge and perspectives, collaborate across disciplinary, organisational and cultural boundaries, and perform human processes that cannot be mechanised or automated.
Anthropology is the comparative study of human diversity, past and present.
It examines behaviour, relationships and meaning within and between different societies and cultures.
This major incorporates the study of key anthropological theories and the history of the discipline and introduces students to anthropological perspectives on religion and ritual, politics, kinship and land rights, and ecology and environment.
$50,525
| Cost of living | 1 person | $10,620 |
| Accommodation | 1 bed room | $14,625 |
| Tuition | 1 person | $35,900 |
The UWA Centre for English Language Teaching offers two ways, or pathways, to improve English language proficiency to the level required by the University for entry into its undergraduate and postgraduate studies.
| Course | Entry Requirements: | Lead to | Duration |
| IELTS (Academic format) | 5.5 with no band score below 5.0 6.0 with no band score below 5.5 | Direct entry to most under- and post- graduate courses | 20 weeks 10 weeks |
| TOEFL IBT | 58 with a minimum score of writing 16, speaking 15, listening & reading 7 68 with a minimum score of writing 20, speaking 17, listening 11, reading 12 | Direct entry to most under- and post- graduate courses | 20 weeks 10 weeks |
To be eligible for entry into an undergraduate program at UWA, you'll need to demonstrate academic performance through your school-leaving qualification or previous university study.
China: 70
Indian School Certificate (CISCE): 60
The proposed UWA Foundation Program provides international students with a pathway into the first year of a comprehensive suite of bachelor's degrees at the University of Western Australia.
The course offers a range of core and elective units designed to ensure breadth of study and to provide students with the opportunity to study a wide range of majors, providing progression into the Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences, Biomedical Science, Commerce, Engineering, Mathematics, Science and Computing.
The minimum academic requirement for entry to The Western Australian Universities Foundation Program (WAUFP) is a Year 11 qualification or equivalent.
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