Your student advising office is your one-stop shop for all your course-related queries.
We can assist with:
The Design Student Office is located on the Nedlands campus (ground floor of the ALVA building).
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
Final-year Architecture major and Master of Architecture students can embark on a six-week studio in summer. Previous studios have been held in Lisbon, Athens, Bangkok, Singapore and Spain.
Held in Bali over winter break, this two-week in-country program introduces you to the Balinese Hindu religion, iconography and imagery from important cultural situations to influence the production of your own visual literature.
Present your developing studio work to invited critics and receive feedback on your designs in week 7's Design Jury Week for studios in the Architecture program from Level 1 to master's level.
Join us to celebrate the end of the semester and view new work from students. Opening night is a tradition, attended by students, staff, alumni, industry, family and friends.
Come and view new work from completing Fine Arts students.
View the prize-winning work from Design students in this annual exhibition.
The Design School is home to many facilities for you to use.
The ALVA Student Society is affiliated with UWA's Student Guild and represents students within the School of Design. The FAHA Club represents Fine Arts and History of Art students.
Student Organised Network for Architecture (SONA)
SONA?is the official student body of the Australian Institute of Architects, representing architecture students from across Australia. SONA organises national, state and local events that provide opportunities for you to collaborate with other students and professional designers.
AILA FRESH
AILA FRESH is a student- and graduate-run group from the Australian Institute of Landscape Architects. It supports and develops students in transitioning from university to finding their professional feet. Access events and other opportunities to socialise with peers and prospective employers. You can also gain job hunting tips, skill swaps, resources, inspiration, ideas and more.