The University of Western Australia is one of the eight five-star universities in Australia. In 2019, USNEWS ranked 81st in the world, QS ranked 86th in 2020, times ranked 134th in 2019, and Soft World University ranked 93rd in 2018. In the QS World University major ranking in 2016, the University of Western Australia ranked 5th in the world in mining engineering, 30th in marine science, 37th in civil engineering and structure, and 38th in agriculture and forestry. In addition, such as chemical engineering, accounting and finance, biological science, medicine, law, electrical engineering and other majors are also among the top 100 in the world.
The University of Western Australia is located in Perth, the vibrant capital of Western Australia. Crawley's main campus is located on the Swan River, adjacent to King's Park. It is the oldest campus in Western Australia. Its Auburn campus buildings are mostly built of large sandstone blocks, which are set off in the park with beautiful scenery and listed as a heritage. Therefore, it is recognized as one of the most beautiful campuses in Australia.
UWA is located in Western Australia, a struggling state with only 11% of Australia's population, but creating and supporting nearly 50% of Australia's economy. Its 65 Mu main campus is only five kilometers away from the center of Perth. The Romanesque architecture is located in a garden like campus, known as Australia's most beautiful campus (13th in the world). The University of Western Australia has three campuses and nine colleges. University of Western Australia is one of the most important research universities in Australia. Its research scale ranks second in the country. It undertakes 70% of the basic research and development of universities in Western Australia, and has made significant contributions to the resources, agriculture, health care and other aspects of Australia.
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