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Bachelor of Philosophy (Honours) - University of Western Australia Perth, Australia

Bachelor of Philosophy (Honours) - University of Western Australia · Perth, Australia

Duration
4 Years
Mode
Physical
Campus
Perth (Crawley)
Medium
English
Intake
Feb

Why this course & university?

top 150 world · top 10 in Australia

UWA ranks in the top 150 globally and among the top 10 in Australia for Philosophy in QS World University Rankings by Subject — a leading benchmark for this honours pathway at UWA.

Real-world projects

Work on projects from housing and museums to space stations, as well as real sites through UWA’s industry and community engagement opportunities.

Renowned practitioners

Learn from nationally and internationally renowned teachers and practitioners who are currently working in the field.

Creative collaborative hub

Study alongside architecture, landscape architecture, fine arts, urban design and history of art in a unique collaborative and creative environment.

About the Campus

Bachelor of Philosophy (Honours) at UWA is offered at the Crawley campus in Perth, with research facilities, libraries and strong links to academia, industry and professional pathways across Western Australia.

Majors

The Bachelor of Philosophy (Honours) offers 10 majors across sciences, humanities, languages, economics and law. Explore majors below; level-by-level subjects are in the programme structure.

Physical & data sciences

  • PhysicsQuantum mechanics, electromagnetism and mathematical methods for physical sciences.
  • Data SciencePython, statistics, machine learning and data warehousing for analytical careers.

Life sciences

  • NeuroscienceBrain function, cognitive neuroscience and cellular physiology.
  • GeneticsMolecular genetics, genomics and evolutionary biology.

Politics, economics & law

  • Political Science and International RelationsGlobal politics, policy foundations and international relations.
  • Business EconomicsMicro and macroeconomics, econometrics and economic policy.
  • Business LawCommercial law, company law and taxation for business contexts.

Languages

  • French StudiesFrench language, literature and contemporary Francophone culture.
  • Chinese StudiesMandarin language, Chinese society and East Asian cultural studies.

Arts

  • Music StudiesPerformance, music theory, ensemble and contemporary music practice.

Entry Requirements

Minimum academic requirements vary by qualification. Select your pathway below. Tap the grey on each card to see how scores are calculated. English test scores are in the next section; for scholarships, see Contact Us.

ATAR
98
UEC
5 pts (best four)
STPM
18 pts (best three)
A Levels
AAA
Other Qualifications
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Prerequisites

None listed
No specific prerequisite subjects are required for this degree.

English Language Requirements

IELTS
6.5 overall (Academic); no band below 6.0.

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Scholarships

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Fee estimate (AUD → RM)

Core fees are shown in Australian dollars (AUD). Ringgit (MYR) equivalents use a live AUD/MYR rate. Figures are illustrative only. The University of Western Australia (UWA) typically reviews tuition each year; expect an estimated 5–10% annual increase — always use the latest official tuition on your offer or fee schedule.

Tuition fee breakdown

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AU$ 208,150
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Programme Structure

The Bachelor of Philosophy (Honours) is a 4-year integrated honours degree at the Crawley campus, Perth. Expand each major below for level-by-level subjects.

Physics

Level 1 Core: Computational Thinking with Python; Multivariable Calculus; Mathematical Theory and Methods; Physics for Scientists and Engineers; Modern Physics

Bridging: Mathematics Foundations: Specialist; Physics Bridging Unit

Level 2 Core: Advanced Mathematics Method; Quantum Physics and Electromagnetism; Many Particle Systems

Level 3 Core: Quantum Mechanics; Electrodynamics and Relativity; Mathematical Physics

Level 3 Option: Astrophysics and Space Science; Quantum Computation; Atomic and Nuclear Physics; Topics in Contemporary Physics

Neuroscience

Level 1 Core: Neuroscience in Society; Psychology: Mind and Brain; Human Biology I: Becoming Human; Human Biology II: Being Human; Frontiers in Biology; Physiology – How your body works; Molecular Biology of the Cell

Bridging: Introductory Chemistry; Mathematics Fundamentals; Mathematics Foundations: Methods; Analytical Methods for Scientists

Level 2 Core: Human Neurobiology; Cellular Physiology; Cognitive Neuroscience

Level 3 Core: Comparative Neurobiology; Advanced Neuroscience 1; Advanced Neuroscience 2; Neuroscience

Political Science and International Relations

Level 1 Core: The International Politics of Climate Change; Understanding Politics and Policy; Understanding Global Politics

Level 2 Core: Foundations of Foreign Policy; Foundations of Public Policy; Foundations of Comparative Politics; Foundations of Global Political Economy

Level 3 Option Group A: Autocracy and Democracy in Asia; The Politics of Human Rights; The Politics of Gender; Politics of the Mass Media; South Asia and the Middle East; Greater China; Islam and World Politics; The International Politics of Africa; Social Movements and the Politics of Change; Global Environmental Politics

Level 3 Option Group B: WA Parliamentary Research Program; Policy and Diplomacy in Practice; Work Integrated Learning Internship Program

French Studies

Beginner: Level 1 — French Beginners 1, French Beginners 2; Level 2 — Literary French, French Studies 3–4; Level 3 — French Studies 5–6; Options — Contemporary French Culture, Francophone Caribbean Literature. Substitute: Language and Culture in French Polynesia

Intermediate: Level 1 — French Studies 3–4; Level 2 — French Studies 5–6, French Cinema; Level 3 — French Studies 7–8; same options

Advanced: Level 1 — French Studies 5–6; Level 2 — French Cinema, French Studies 7–8; Level 3 — French Studies 9, Contemporary French Culture, Francophone Caribbean Literature

Chinese Studies

Beginner: Level 1 — Chinese 1–2; Level 2 — Chinese 3A, Chinese 3–4; Level 3 — Social Issues in Contemporary China, Chinese 5–6. Substitute: China Field Study

Pre-intermediate: Level 1 — Chinese 3A, Chinese 3; Level 2 — Chinese 4–6; Level 3 — Social Issues in Contemporary China, Chinese 7–8

Intermediate: Level 1 — Chinese 3–4; Level 2 — Chinese 5–6; Options — Culture, Society and the State in Asia; Australia and Asia; Popular Culture in Asia; Level 3 — Chinese 7–8

Advanced: Level 1 — Chinese 5–6; Level 2 — Chinese 7–8; same options; Level 3 — Chinese 9–10

Business Economics

Level 1 Core: Microeconomics: Prices and Markets; Macroeconomics: Money and Finance

Bridging: Quantitative Methods for Business and Economics

Level 2 Core: Microeconomics: Policy and Applications; Macroeconomics: Policy and Applications

Level 2 Option: Rise of the Global Economy; Asia in the World Economy; Monetary Economics; Business Economics; Introductory Econometrics; Intermediate Mathematics for Economists

Level 3 Option: Health Economics; Development Economics; International Trade; International Finance; Game Theory and Strategic Thinking; Applied Microeconomics; Applied Macroeconomics; History of Economic Ideas; Money, Banking and Financial Markets; Applied Econometric Methods and Data Analysis; Economic Policy

Business Law

Level 1 Core: Financial Accounting; Introduction to Law

Level 2 Core: Legal Framework of Business; Commercial Law; Company Law

Level 3 Core: Taxation Law; Business Law in Practice

Level 3 Option: International Law and the Sustainable Development Goals; International Commercial Law

Music Studies

Bridging: Music Language Foundations

Level 1 Core: Music Language 1–2; Musical Revolutions; Principal Studies 1–2; Popular Music in Global Perspective; Music Large Ensemble 1–2

Level 2 Core: Music and Practices of Listening; Music in Action

Level 3 Core: Music, Society and Ideas

Level 3 Option: Music in the Sixties; Music in Film, TV and Video Games; Conducting

Genetics

Level 1 Core: Introductory Cellular Biochemistry; Frontiers in Biology; Science, Society and Data Analysis; Molecular Biology of the Cell

Bridging: Introductory Chemistry; Mathematics Fundamentals; Mathematics Foundations: Methods

Level 2 Core: Molecular Genetics; Principles of Inheritance

Level 3 Core: Phenotype to Genotype; Evolutionary Processes; Evolution and Development; Genomics

Data Science

Level 1 Core: Computational Thinking with Python; Relational Database Management Systems; Ethics for the Digital Age: An Introduction to Moral Philosophy; Statistics for Science

Bridging: Mathematics Foundations: Methods

Level 2 Core: Introduction to Data Science; Analysis of Experiments; Analysis of Observations

Level 3 Core: Professional Computing; Data Warehousing; Agile Web Development; Statistical Learning; Introduction to Bayesian Computing and Statistics

Future Career Prospects

Main Directions
  • Academic
  • Analyst
  • Architect
  • Dentist
  • Doctor
  • Investment banker
  • Lawyer
  • Management consultant
  • Policy Analyst
  • Psychologist
  • Secondary school teacher

Estimated application deadline

UWA offers a February intake for this degree. Plan to apply at least 3 months before your classes start — earlier is better for international students.

February intake
Apply at least 3 months before course start

Illustrative planning window for your February intake — confirm the exact closing date with UWA or our advisors.

English tests
Book IELTS 6.5 early if needed

Allow time to retake if required before your intake so English proofs are ready with your application.

Official source: Intake dates and closing deadlines are set by UWA and may change. Always verify on the official application channel before you commit.

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Options near UWA Crawley and greater Perth include university accommodation, shared housing and student rentals. We shortlist leases that fit your budget and commute to class.

Rates below are per week in AUD. See living costs for monthly benchmarks. Unlock this section for the official The University of Western Australia (UWA) accommodation page.

Perth monthly living expenses

Estimates for studying in Perth (monthly). The Australian Government advises international students to budget at least AUD 29,710 per year for living costs in Perth metropolitan area — about AUD 2,475 per month on average. The bands below split that benchmark across rent, food, public transport, mobile, and personal spend. Figures are in AUD first, with MYR from the same live rate as the fee section.

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