All students taking an undergraduate bachelors degree at UWA must complete at least four broadening units. 
Broadening units are designed to ensure graduates have a well-rounded education across a broad range of areas to meet the needs of employers and professional organisations within a global workforce. Broadening units can be taken separately or as part of a major and fall into two categories—A and B.

Category A broadening units have as their main focus some aspect of the globalised and culturally diverse environment. To satisfy broadening requirements you must include at least one Category A broadening unit in your course. A wide range of units in different disciplines have been approved as Category A broadening units. Refer to the broadening requirements for your course, to check which units count as Category A broadening for you.

Category B broadening units can be chosen from any discipline outside the knowledge area of your degree. For example, if you are enrolled in a Bachelor of Commerce, Category B broadening units will include units from Arts, Design, or Science.

Visit the online UWA Handbook for full details on broadening requirements and the full list of Category A and B broadening units.

If you need further advice on choosing broadening units contact a student adviser from your assigned Faculty Student Office displayed on your studentConnect.