Visiting Perth

Despite being in one of the most isolated capital cities in the world, CARE regularly hosts visiting researchers from across the world. We love to be able to collaborate with researchers and show the our little corner of the world.

Perth is a great place to visit and our campus at UWA is situated on the banks of the Swan River, 15 minutes from the city centre and less than 5 minutes from the Instagram famous Blue Boat House. You can find out more about visiting Perth here or take a virtual tour of our campus here. ​

​If you would like to visit CARE, please contact the CARE Lab Activities Manager Julie Ji 
Anna Baumert (Koblenz-Landau University), Phillippe Jawinsky (Leipzig University) & Roman Osinksky (Osnabrück University) with CARE on Rottnest Island, WA
Reinout Weirs, Mae Nuys & Jenny Kurath (University of Amsterdam) with CARE during a camping trip to Karijini National Park, WA

What to expect if you visit

We try to make the most of every visit by making sure that we get opportunities to develop collaborations, share research and build collegial relationships to maintain collaborations after you return home.

While the specific details of your trip will be personalised to you, visitors can usually expect the following during their time at CARE
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  • To give a Symposium or Lab Meeting Presentation
  • Time to discuss research with staff and student researchers
  • Social activities
  • Organised camping or travel within Western Australia (weather and trip duration permitting)

Where our visitors come from

We have hosted visitors from across the world, including from:
  • Belgium
  • China
  • Denmark
  • Germany
  • Romania​
  • Singapore
  • Spain
  • Sweden
  • The Netherlands
  • The United States
  • The United Kingdom

We get visitors from across the world! Find out more here

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