The Education Portfolio

ABOUT US

The Education portfolio aims to give students a quality education and improve research and technical skills by presenting a variety of study nights, workshops, and informative events throughout each semester. Throughout the academic year, we continuously work alongside the Faculty of Science and UWA Guild Education Council, along with several other boards at the University, to provide workshops and events that help students achieve their academic best.

 

What events do we run?

 

STUDY NIGHTS

Our study nights are crucial to not only our mission to help students on their academic journey throughout their time at UWA, but also engaging with first-year students, by helping them find their feet in the new study structure associated with University. These study nights are run in collaboration with our associated science clubs, including the Zoology Club, The University Physics Club, Physical Education Students Association, Chemistry and Biology Club, and Psychology society; meaning that these nights have a broad outreach and outstanding engagement with students across campus. Moreover, the endorsement of these events by the Education Council of the UWA Guild, ensures they are run to the highest standard, with industry level tutors and professionals.

 

NATIONAL SCIENCE WEEK

Another annual collaboration with the UWA Guild, National science weeks sees Science Union run events throughout the week, for participation from all students. A weeklong effort, the Education portfolio runs interactive experiments, study and research workshops, and fun science games; National Science week is a keystone in our calendar in terms of engaging with new students and University staff. Our STEM workshops working with high school students have improved our accessibility and visibility to these potential new members, while also offering them insight into university life and educational advice.

  • Name: Sally Clark (She/Her)

    Studying: 3rd year Botany and Genetics

    Fun Fact: Once in a lab I accidentally blew up a leaf

    About My Role: Hi! I'm your Education VP for 2025, so I'm here to help you pass your units with flying colours and graduate with no stress! Got a class that's getting you down, or a unit outline that makes no sense?

    With everything from study nights to science degree help sessions, the Ed portfolio has got you covered, so don't hesitate to reach out to me or any of the amazing Education committee if you ever need a hand.

    Contact me via email at 23803761@student.uwa.edu.au

  • Name: Alyssa Lozzi

    Major: Master of Biotechnology

    Fun Fact: I am half Australian and Indonesian but everyone thinks I am American

    About My Role: After completing both my undergrad in pharmacology and my Honours in chemistry, I will be spending the second half of this year working on the start of my PhD. If you ever need a hand with anything to do with undergrad and need some age old wisdom, advice on getting into postgrad (you can do it!!) or are a postgrad (congrats!) I am here to help in any way you need <3 so come find me in the Bayliss Building (or the UEC clubroom [editor’s note: ew]).

    Contact me via email at 24430231@student.uwa.edu.au

Meet the Education team!

  • Name: (he/him)

    Major: 3rd year studying Genetics

    Fun Fact: Science freak on the surface, indie soft boy at heart!

    About My Role: As one of your education officers, I'm here to help you to have an amazing and stress-free time at uni that will let you get the absolute most out of your degree! I'll be working behind the scenes to put on some super useful study events and give you a hand with any q's you may have about your education experience. See ya round!

    Contact me via email at radosmarkovic03@gmail.com

  • Name: Aidan Kirby-Smith

    Major: Computer Science

    Fun Fact: South African born πŸ‡ΏπŸ‡¦

    About My Role: I am an international student myself and have been through many of the struggles that come with moving to Australia for study.

    My role on Science Union is to be a point of contact for other international students in science as well as ensuring that that our events are broadly accessible to people without an Australian upbringing or cultural viewpoint. If there is anything you would like to suggest, feedback/questions at any stage, or would just like to chat, please feel free to hit me up over Facebook or via my student email!

    Contact me via email at 23737821@student.uwa.edu.au

  • Name: Krish Jasani (he/him)

    Major: Agricultural Science

    Fav Song: Best Part by Daniel Caesar

    About My Role: I am an international student myself and have been through many of the struggles that come with moving to Australia for study.

    My role on Science Union is to be a point of contact for other international students in science as well as ensuring that that our events are broadly accessible to people without an Australian upbringing or cultural viewpoint. If there is anything you would like to suggest, feedback/questions at any stage, or would just like to chat, please feel free to hit me up over Facebook or via my student email!

    Contact me via email at 23733245@student.uwa.edu.au

Meet Your Education Representatives!

 

Nabilah Salsabi Putri Danisa

Julia Suffell

  • Name: Radin Mansouri

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  • Name: Mateusz Sankey

    Contact me at

    23790707@student.uwa.edu.au

 

By representing students to both the Faculty of Science and the UWA Student Guild, we ensure that students' rights are upheld, quality education is provided and student feedback is heard. The Science Union holds two seats on the Guild Education Council which meets monthly to deal with issues ranging from base funding and student support all the way through to education standards and curricula.

If you are experiencing any issues that require attention from Science Union, please do not hesitate to contact our Education Vice-President, Keegan Mitchell, at: su-vp-ed@guild.uwa.edu.au