How can we create opportunities for our community with a vibrant and connected campus?
How can new technologies connect campuses and digital environments and foster world-leading teaching and researching?
What will a university campus of the future look like?
The traditional bricks and mortar campus is evolving and as a leading university we must respond to transformative changes in our social, cultural and natural environment. These are occurring not only in the global education sector, but all around us.
We are privileged to have a beautiful campus on the lands of the Whadjuk Noongar people. Its future development must be sensitive to the innovative nature of our education and research, and the cultural richness of our diverse communities.
Ranked in the world’s top 1 per cent of academic institutions, our campuses provide facilities for students, scholars, staff and the broader community to connect and collaborate.
Over the past century, UWA has created a learning and teaching environment to meet the educational, research and employment needs and aspirations of these diverse groups. This has seen positive investment in buildings, infrastructure and resources, all guided by a series of successive masterplans.
Masterplan approach
2018
Engagement with staff, students and stakeholders to understand the current campus experience and needs and aspirations for the future.
Q1 2019
Engagement with the broader community and stakeholders to inform the UWA Masterplan Vision.
Q2 2019
Launch of the UWA Masterplan Vision, a high-level document which will guide the development of UWA’s property estate to 2030.
Q3 2019
Ongoing engagement to inform detailed Masterplan elements including a focus on sustainability, design and placemaking, transport and access, campus activation and more.
Q2 2021
UWA releases its 2020 UWA Crawley Campus Masterplan.