The University of Western Australia (UWA), founded in 1911, is located in Perth, the capital of Western Australia, the central city on the west coast of Australia. It is a world-renowned top research university and the most historical and representative in Australia. It is one of the famous top research universities with strength and strength. It is a core member of the Australian Eight-School Alliance, the Global University Advanced Research Institute Alliance, the Pleiadian University Alliance, and the Association of Commonwealth Universities. It is also one of the six sandstone universities in Australia. The University of Western Australia is also accredited by two top international business schools, AACSB and EQUIS. Its undergraduate finance major is accredited by the CFA Institute, and its accounting major is accredited by CPA Australia. With Roman-style buildings set on a garden-like campus, the University of Western Australia is known as one of the most beautiful campuses in Australia. It has three campuses and nine colleges. Western Australia, where the school is located, is world-renowned for its industry and mining industry. It is a progressive state with only 11% of Australia's population, but it creates and supports nearly 50% of the Australian economy. UWA Business School is the only business school in Western Australia that has obtained two top international accreditations, AACSB and EQUIS, and is also the best business school in Western Australia. At the same time, the business school's undergraduate finance major is certified by the Chartered Financial Analyst Agency (CFA). Only a handful of schools in Australia have received this honor for finance majors.