Beautiful Campus, Big Social Life: Darya on Studying Biomedical Science at UWA

What’s it really like to study at UWA, and what kind of student thrives there?In this episode of the Choosing Your Uni podcast, Rob Malicki sits down with Darya, a biomedical science student at the University of Western Australia majoring in microbiology and immunology. It’s a great conversation that moves between two big themes: what it is actually like to study a detailed, science-heavy degree, and what it feels like to be part of a university that is known not just for academics, but for its campus beauty, social energy and strong sense of community. Darya gives a really clear window into both. In this episode:What microbiology and immunology actually involve, and why they suit students who are curious about biology, disease and the immune system Why biomedical science can appeal to students who love science but are less drawn to anatomy-heavy pathwaysWhat Darya loves about UWA, from the social campus culture to the everyday beauty of the place Her take on making friends, getting involved, and why uni becomes better when you step into campus life Favourite places around campus, including Reed Library, Matilda Bay, the Sunken Garden and Winthrop HallA useful glimpse into practical student life too, including commuting, public transport and the health campus setup This podcast is brought to you by ⁠⁠Choosing Your Uni⁠⁠ - our mission is to make choosing a subject area, and an institution, fun, easy and stress-free.Our AI-powered platform unearths fields of study and institutions that match your interests and goals, with detailed information helping you to dig into career options, day-in-the-life scenarios, Open Days, extracurricular options, support services and much much more. No more endless Google searches, ⁠⁠Choosing Your Uni⁠⁠ is your one-stop-shop for navigating the journey to university.Since 2017, our independent, unbiased content has been viewed millions of times on ⁠⁠YouTube⁠⁠, and we've supported tens of thousands of students to make the right decision on which degree, and institution, is best suited to them.You can contact us via email at ⁠⁠[email protected]