Scholarship Guaranteed: Application to Undergraduate Programs at UWA for International Students
Overview of UWA Undergraduate Direct Entry Programs
The University of Western Australia (UWA) is a top-ranked, Group of Eight institution located in Perth. UWA offers a broad range of undergraduate degrees that accept direct entry (no pathway program required) for international students. Highlights include:
- Flexible intakes: February (Semester 1) and July (Semester 2)
- World-class campus life: State-of-the-art facilities, vibrant student societies, and a safe, multicultural city
- Generous scholarships: Global Excellence Scholarship, Global Sporting Excellence and agent scholarships through Good Friends Japan
International applicants typically need an ATAR equivalent of 75 and IELTS 6.5 overall (no band below 6.0) to be considered for direct entry. Some competitive programs (e.g., Engineering, Law, Medicine) may require higher scores or prerequisite subjects. Always check prerequisites on the relevant course page. For details, visit the official UWA Course Finder.
By applying through the Good Friends Japan Agent Scholarship Office, you gain:
- Personalized guidance from certified education advisors
- Guaranteed access to exclusive agent-only scholarships (in addition to any UWA-awarded scholarships)
- Assistance with every step — from choosing a program to visa application and pre-departure support
UWA Undergraduate Programs (Direct Entry) at a Glance
Below is a comprehensive list of UWA’s undergraduate direct entry degrees for international students. Each entry includes:
- Program name
- Available majors/specializations
- Duration
- Approximate annual tuition (AUD)
- Brief description
- Career pathways
- Official link for more information
(Tuition figures are indicative for 2025 and subject to change. Please verify current fees via the UWA International Fees page.)
| Program | Majors/Specializations | Duration | Annual Tuition (AUD) | Description | More Info |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bachelor of Arts (BA) | Over 30 majors, e.g.: History, Philosophy, English, International Relations, Journalism, Japanese, Mandarin, French, Latin American Studies, etc. | 3 years | ~40,200 | A flexible humanities & social sciences degree. Choose majors to develop critical thinking, communication & cultural awareness. | Course Details |
| Bachelor of Science (BSc) | 20+ majors, e.g.: Biology, Chemistry, Data Science, Environmental Science, Marine Science, Mathematics, Physics, Psychology, Physics, Sustainable Development, etc. | 3 years | ~49,200 | A comprehensive science degree with hands-on labs & research. Pick one or two majors to tailor your science education. | Course Details |
| Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) | Majors: Accounting, Finance, Marketing, Management, Economics, Human Resource Management, Business Law, Business Analytics | 3 years | ~48,000 | Practical business degree. Gain analytical, communication & problem-solving skills for the global marketplace; specialize in areas like accounting or marketing. | Course Details |
| Bachelor of Economics (BEcon) | Majors: Economics (Extended), Financial Economics (Extended) | 3 years | ~48,000 | Focuses on economic theory & quantitative analysis of financial markets. | Course Info |
| Bachelor of Agribusiness | Agribusiness & Agricultural Science (Extended major) | 3 years | ~49,000 | Blends business & agricultural science. Learn farm management, agri-marketing, supply chain, and agri-tech to tackle food security & sustainable farming. | Course Details |
| Bachelor of Agricultural Science | Agricultural Science & Technology (Extended major) | 3 years | ~49,000 | Covers crop & livestock production, soil science, agri-economics, and incorporates modern farm technologies (data analytics, remote sensing). | Program Overview |
| Bachelor of Biomedical Science (Honours) | Majors: Biomedical Science, Anatomy & Human Biology, Genetics, Neuroscience, Public Health, Aboriginal Health & Wellbeing, etc. | 3 years | ~48,700 | Explores human biology & disease. Practical lab & research experiences in pathology, genetics, anatomy, epidemiology, and public health. | Course Details |
| Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) | Specializations: Chemical, Civil, Electrical & Electronic, Mechanical, Software, Environmental, etc. | 4 years | ~44,300 | Accredited engineering degree. Build strong mathematical & technical foundations, then specialize in your chosen engineering field with hands-on design & lab work. | Course Details |
| Bachelor of Design – Architecture | Architecture | 3 years | ~37,400 | Prepares you for professional architecture. Learn design theory, technical drawing, 3D modelling, and architectural history to create built environments. | Course Page |
| Bachelor of Computer Science | Computer Science | 3 years | ~49,200 | Develop software, algorithms, and systems. Gain practical experience in coding, databases, AI, and cybersecurity, preparing you for the tech industry. | Course Details |
| Bachelor of Data Science | Data Science | 3 years | ~49,200 | Learn to analyze big data, apply statistical methods, AI, and machine learning to real-world problems across industries. | Program Info |
| Bachelor of Marketing | Marketing | 3 years | ~48,000 | Study consumer behavior, digital marketing, branding, and market research. Acquire skills to develop marketing strategies in global contexts. | Course Details |
| Bachelor of Finance | Finance | 3 years | ~48,000 | Focus on financial markets, investment analysis, and risk management. Gain practical skills for corporate finance and global financial systems. | Course Details |
| Bachelor of Economics | Economics | 3 years | ~48,000 | Combines economic theory with quantitative analysis. Study macroeconomics, microeconomics, and econometrics to understand market behavior and public policy. | Course Details |
| Bachelor of Law (LLB) | Law | 4 years | ~39,000+ | Professional law degree for those planning to enter legal practice. Includes courses in contract law, criminal law, property law, and legal research & writing. | Law Information |
| Bachelor of Medicine & Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS/MD) | Medicine (pathways for school leavers via assured entry or graduate entry) | 6 years | ~70,000–80,000 | Integrated medical degree (MD) with clinical training. Top-achieving school leavers or graduates enter this pathway. Covers basic sciences, clinical rotations, and practical placements. | Medicine (MD) |
| Bachelor of Dental Medicine (DMD) | Dentistry | 4 years | ~85,000+ | Professional dental degree focusing on oral health, dental diagnostics, and clinical practice. Entrance through assured undergraduate pathways or graduate entry. | Dental Medicine |
| Bachelor of Pharmacy | Pharmacy (pathway via related bachelor’s + Master of Pharmacy) | 5 years total* | ~40,000–42,000 | A combined undergraduate + Master pathway that trains you to become a registered pharmacist. Includes pharmaceutical chemistry, pharmacology, and clinical placements. | Master of Pharmacy |
| Bachelor of Science (Nursing) | Nursing | 3 years | ~41,500 | Prepares you to become a registered nurse through coursework and clinical placements. Emphasizes patient care, health assessment, and evidence-based practice. | Nursing Info |
| Bachelor of Education (Primary) | Primary Education | 4 years | ~32,000–35,000 | Trains you to teach primary school children (ages 5–12). Covers curriculum design, pedagogy, child development, and practical teaching placements. | Primary Education |
| Bachelor of Education (Secondary) | Secondary Education | 4 years | ~32,000–35,000 | Prepares you to teach in secondary schools (ages 12–18). Choose a subject specialisation (e.g., Mathematics, English, Science) and complete teaching practicums. | Secondary Education |
| Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) | Social Work | 4 years | ~34,000 | Professional social work training with theory and field placements. Focus on social justice, community development, and helping vulnerable groups. | Social Work |
| Bachelor of Human Rights | Human Rights (Extended Major) | 3 years | ~40,000 | UWA’s unique undergraduate program exploring human rights theory, ethics, law, and global policy. Interdisciplinary approach combining politics, law, philosophy, and international relations. | Human Rights |
| Bachelor of Modern Languages | Choose two languages from: Chinese, French, German, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Spanish | 3 years | ~40,200 | Deep study of two languages and cultures. Develop advanced skills in translation, interpretation, and cross-cultural communication. | Modern Languages |
| Bachelor of Music | Majors: Performance, Composition, Musicology, Studio Teaching | 3 years | ~39,800 | Professionally oriented music degree with performance, composition, or academic focus. Combines one-on-one instruction, ensemble performance, and music research. | Music Details |
| Bachelor of Philosophy (Honours) (BPhil) | Individually designed major (across any discipline) plus research thesis | 4 years | ~48,300 | An elite honours degree for high-achievers featuring an individualised interdisciplinary curriculum and a thesis under expert supervision. | BPhil (Hons) |
Note: Some programs (e.g., Medicine, Dentistry, Pharmacy) are technically graduate entry or part of combined bachelor’s-master’s pathways. UWA also offers various combined or dual degrees (e.g. Engineering + Commerce, Arts + Human Rights). For detailed combined-degree options, see the UWA Course Finder or consult our agent advisors.
Why Study at UWA?
- World-Class Reputation: UWA consistently ranks among the top 1% of universities globally. As a member of the prestigious Group of Eight, it’s recognized for research excellence and high teaching quality.
- Strong Academic Support: Small class sizes, dedicated tutors, and academic skill workshops (e.g., writing, math, lab techniques) help you transition smoothly into university.
- Safe, Multicultural Campus: UWA’s Crawley campus is secure, scenic, and multicultural. Perth is consistently rated one of the “most livable cities” worldwide, offering beaches, parks, and a relaxed lifestyle.
- International Community: With over 4,500 international students from 120+ countries (2024 data), you’ll find a globally diverse community. Many student clubs, including cultural and interest-based societies, help you make friends and network.
- Research-Led Learning: UWA is research-intensive; you’ll learn from world-leading academics. Many programs incorporate research projects from the first year, especially in Science, Engineering, and Humanities.
- Graduate Employability: UWA graduates enjoy high employability rates, with strong industry connections, internships, and career services helping you launch your career in Australia or internationally.
How to Apply (Through Good Friends Japan Agent Scholarship Office)
Remember: To ensure you are eligible for exclusive agent scholarships, follow these steps:
- Research Your Chosen Degree: Review the official UWA course page for your desired program (links above). Confirm prerequisites (e.g., specific high school subjects for Engineering or Science majors) and English requirements (typically IELTS 6.5 overall, no band below 6.0). For details, see UWA’s International Entry Requirements and English Requirements.
- Complete the Agent Scholarship Application Form: Access our exclusive link: Apply via Good Friends Japan Agent Scholarship Office Fill in the form with your personal details, academic background, English test scores, and intended UWA program. Our advisors receive your submission and will contact you swiftly to gather any extra documents (transcripts, passport copy, etc.).
- We Submit Your Official Application: Once we have your complete set of documents, our team— in collaboration with INTO Australia—lodges your official application to UWA on your behalf. Doing so automatically tags you for UWA scholarships (like the Global Excellence Scholarship) and our agent scholarship. We monitor your application’s progress and keep you updated.
- Receive Your Offer and Scholarship Details: UWA assesses your application (usually within a few weeks). If successful, you’ll receive an Offer Letter that outlines your program, intake date (February or July), tuition fees, and any university-awarded scholarships. At this stage, we also apply the Good Friends Japan agent scholarship, ensuring you receive additional funding.
- Accepting Your Offer: Follow the instructions in your Offer Letter to accept by the deadline. You’ll upload any final documents (e.g., original transcripts if you used provisional copies). Then, pay the deposit (first semester’s fees and OSHC, if arranged). We guide you through payment to confirm your place and trigger issuance of your Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE).
- Apply for Your Student Visa: With your officially issued CoE, proceed to apply for the Australian Student Visa (subclass 500). Our advisors help you assemble visa documents—proof of funds, OSHC policy, CoE, and other requirements—so your application to the Department of Home Affairs is smooth.
- Pre-Departure and Arrival Support: We continue to assist you with accommodation (on-campus or off-campus), airport pickup, and orientation guidance. Before you leave home, we provide a pre-departure briefing on life in Perth, banking, SIM cards, and student support services at UWA. Once you arrive, you’ll join our agent family and can connect with other international students for a successful start.
Exclusive Benefit: Only students who complete their application via our agent form are guaranteed the extra Good Friends Japan Agent Scholarship. Do not miss this chance—our funding and support can make your UWA degree more affordable.
Entry Requirements Snapshot
- Academic: Equivalent to Australian ATAR 75 (some courses ask for higher). UWA recognizes A-Levels, IB, CBSE, Gaokao, etc., at specified levels. View the country-specific requirements on the UWA Entry Requirements page.
- English: IELTS Academic 6.5 overall (no band below 6.0) or equivalent (e.g., TOEFL iBT ~82, PTE Academic ~64). Certain courses (e.g., Law, Medicine) may require IELTS 7.0. Check details on the UWA English Requirements page.
- Prerequisites: Some degrees require Year 12 subjects such as Mathematics Methods, Chemistry, or Physics. Engineering majors often require Maths and Physics; Sciences may require one or two laboratory sciences. Confirm on the specific program page.
- Intakes: Semester 1 (February) and Semester 2 (July). Apply at least 3–4 months before the intended semester—ideally by mid-January for February intake and by late May for July intake. Students from certain regions may have earlier deadlines; check the Important Dates.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Why must I apply via the Good Friends Japan Agent Scholarship Office?
A: Only through our agent form can you access exclusive agent-funded scholarships and receive end-to-end support—from course selection to visa application and pre-departure briefings. Applying directly to UWA disqualifies you from these added benefits and funding, making your study significantly more expensive.
Q: Do I need to pay any fees to the agent?
A: No. Our service is free for students. We partner with UWA and INTO Australia, and we receive funding from the agent scholarship program. You pay only the UWA application fee (AUD 150), tuition deposits, and any scholarships you choose to accept.
Q: Can I still apply to any major if my grades are slightly below ATAR 75?
A: If you narrowly miss the direct entry requirement, we can advise on alternative pathways (e.g., Foundation, Diploma programs through INTO). However, this guide focuses on direct entry. Contact us via the form to discuss options if your grades fall just below the threshold.
Q: How long does the application process take?
A: Once you submit the agent form, we typically gather your documents within 1–2 weeks and lodge your application. UWA (through INTO) then processes applications in about 10–15 business days. In total, you can expect an offer within 4–6 weeks if you have all documentation ready.
Q: When can I apply for scholarships?
A: For UWA scholarships (like Global Excellence), no separate application is needed—UWA automatically assesses you when you apply. Our agent scholarships are guaranteed for anyone applying through our form, so you don’t need to do anything extra.
Ready to Apply? Secure Your Scholarships Now!
- Complete the Agent Scholarship Application Form: 👉 Apply via Good Friends Japan Agent Scholarship Office Fill out your personal and academic details. Our team will contact you to gather any further documents.
- Get Personalized Support: Choose your degree, confirm you meet entry requirements, and submit your documentation. We handle your official application to UWA via INTO Australia.
- Receive Your Offer & Scholarships: Unlock UWA-awarded scholarships and our exclusive agent scholarship. Pay your deposit, obtain your CoE, and apply for your Student Visa.
- Plan Your Move to Perth: We assist with accommodation, orientation, airport pickup, and pre-departure advice.
Don’t miss out on guaranteed funding and expert support! Apply through Good Friends Japan Agent Scholarship Office today and secure your spot at The University of Western Australia with maximum scholarship benefits.
We look forward to helping you begin your journey at UWA. Good luck, and see you in Perth!