ECU International Mini Guide

MINI GUIDE
2014 INTERNATIONAL COURSE GUIDE | EDITH COWAN UNIVERSITY

The world is constantly changing spurring new ideas and stretching
possibilities. Its exciting.
So how do you prepare for these dynamic, evolving times? You learn.
ECU is a dierent kind of university, designed for a new kind of world.
Were progressive, with courses developed through ongoing industry
input, and lecturers who also listen.
Were a university that knows while knowledge is important,
understanding comes from experience. Experience that enables you to
adapt what youve learned to whatever opportunities come your way.
Because thats when you do more than just survive in this world.
You thrive in it.
So what are you waiting for?
Start your journey.
Contents
VICE-CHANCELLORS MESSAGE 1
FUTURE STUDENTS IMPORTANT DATES 1
FACTS ABOUT PERTH 2
LIVING IN PERTH 3
THINGS TO SEE AND DO IN PERTH
AND WESTERN AUSTRALIA 4
WHY REACH YOUR POTENTIAL AT ECU 6
A YEAR OF ACHIEVEMENT AT ECU 7
OUR CAMPUSES 8
UNI LIFE 10
FACILITIES, SERVICES, ACCESS & SUPPORT 12
SPECIALISED AND FRIENDLY SUPPORT 14
ACCESS & SUPPORT FOR EVERYONE 15
INTERNATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES 16
ACCOMMODATION & FEES 18
KEY UNI TERMS 20
UNDERGRADUATE COURSE LISTING & FEES 21
POSTGRADUATE COURSE LISTING & FEES 31
IMPORTANT INFORMATION 45
Vice-Chancellors Message
At ECU, we appreciate that choosing a direction for your career is an important decision and can be challenging.
With the extensive range of courses available at ECU, which are detailed in this brochure, we hope that your
challenge will be less taxing and that you are able to make an informed decision on which course is best suited
to your aspirations and career ambitions.
In determining your area of study,
consider your interests and ambitions,
what motivates you, and what will
challenge you. If further guidance is
needed, our friendly and helpful sta are
available to talk to you about what courses
may be compatible with your interests,
as well as provide information on the
dierent pathways available to you to
gain entry. ECUs courses are developed
to meet the current demands of industry. They are designed
to get you job-ready and equip you with the practical and
theoretical skills and knowledge upon which to build a
rewarding career.
Our campuses at Joondalup, Mount Lawley and Bunbury
are diverse, as are the people working and studying there.
In addition to developing important academic and professional
skills, you will make new and possibly life-long friends, whilst
enjoying the welcoming culture and friendly environment at
ECU. Make this your year of personal achievement and nd
out more about how ECU can help you reach your potential.
Professor Kerry O. Cox
Vice-Chancellor
Future students important dates
2014 WHAT WHEN
SEMESTER 1 Orientation 10-21 February
Semester Commences 24 February
Mid Semester Break 14-18 April
Review and Examination 9-20 June
SEMESTER 2 Orientation 14-25 July
Semester Commences 28 July
Mid Semester Break 29 September 3 October
Review and Examination 10-21 November
Who was Edith Cowan
Born in 1861 in Glengarry, near Geraldton, Edith
Dircksey Cowan believed education was the key to
growth, change and improvement. Ediths contribution
to the development of Western Australian education
was signicant. She strove to achieve social justice
and campaigned for the rights of women, children and
families, for the poor, the poorly educated and the
elderly. So its tting
that the oldest
education institution
and newest State
university, Edith
Cowan University,
bears her name.
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Facts about Perth
Perth, located in Western Australia (WA), is one of Australias most affluent cities. Situated on the banks of the
Swan River, Perth is a beautiful, friendly and safe city packed with boutiques, art galleries, eateries and cafs,
cinemas, nightclubs and music venues.
The Economist Intelligence Unit has rated Perth one of
the top 10 most liveable cities in the world for the past ten
years (2004-13).
AIRPORT
Perth Airport is approximately 18km from the city centre;
there are 17 international, 12 domestic and regional airlines
that operate at Perth Airport connecting you to over 50
destinations around Australia and overseas.
CURRENCY
The Australian Dollar ($) comes in denominations of $100,
$50, $20, $10 and $5 notes, and $2, $1, 50C, 20C, 10C
and 5C coins.
CLIMATE
Perth has a Mediterranean climate with hot dry summers
and mild wet winters. It is the sunniest capital city in Australia
with clear blue skies and a pollution-free environment.
There is very little rainfall in summer with most of the
rainfall coming in winter. However, even in winter, Perth
still enjoys plenty of warm sunshine so it is no wonder
West Australians love the outdoors!
GEOGRAPHY
Perth is in the south west region of Western Australia.
The city centre is situated along the banks of the Swan River,
between the Darling Ranges and the Indian Ocean.
LANGUAGES
English is Australias ocial language. However, because
of the European and Asian immigrant population, there is
a wide range of other languages being spoken such as Arabic,
Chinese, Greek, Hindi, Italian, Malay, Tamil and Vietnamese.
POPULATION
Australia: 23 million
Western Australia: 2.43 million
Perth: 1.70 million
TIME ZONE
Perths local time is 8 hours ahead of Greenwich Mean Time.
PERTH HAS FOUR DISTINCT SEASONS:
Season Month Average maximum
temperature
Average minimum
temperature
Average days of
rainfall per month
Average hours of
sunshine per day
Summer Dec/Jan/Feb 29 C 17 C 4 11
Autumn Mar/Apr/May 24 C 14 C 9 7
Winter Jun/Jul/Aug 18 C 10 C 18 5
Spring Sep/Oct/Nov 21 C 12 C 11 9
PERTH
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Photo courtesy of Tourism Western Australia
Living in Perth
PART-TIME WORK
As a student, you always need a bit of extra cash.
If you are on a student visa, you will have the opportunity to
work part-time for up to 40 hours per fortnight while you are
studying, and up to 40 hours per week during semester break.
This allows you to earn some spending money as well as
become an active member of the community and it is also
a great way to improve your English!
There are casual jobs available throughout Perth in the areas
of administration, hospitality, house-keeping/cleaning and
retail. You can expect to earn between $16-20 per hour,
depending on your age and the kind of work you do.
Remember that your rst priority in Perth is your studies.
If you decide to work part-time, start with a few hours a
week until you are able to nd a balance with your studies.
AUSTRALIAS TAXATION SYSTEM
You should obtain a Tax File Number (TFN) if you are going
to work part-time. You may also need a TFN to open a bank
account. Visit www.ato.gov.au for more information. You will
also need to lodge an income tax return, either through a
registered tax agent or by completing it yourself.
MONEY AND BANKING
Only Australian currency can be used in Australia. Your foreign
money can be exchanged at international airports, banks and
major hotels. Travellers cheques are easier to use if they are in
Australian Dollars; however, banks will cash travellers cheques
in almost any currency.
Automatic Teller Machines (ATMs) are readily available for
withdrawals 24-hours a day. Most stores and supermarkets
also have Electronic Funds Transfer at Point of Sale (EFTPOS)
terminals where you can pay directly from your bank account
as well as make cash withdrawals.
The most commonly accepted credit cards in Australia
are MasterCard, Visa, Bankcard, American Express,
Diners International and their aliates. Most businesses
accept credit cards as payment.
OPENING A BANK ACCOUNT
You should open a bank account as soon as you arrive in
Perth. You will need several forms of identication such as
your passport, Student ID card and drivers licence. You may
also need to provide a Tax File Number (TFN).
GETTING AROUND PERTH
Perth, Fremantle and Joondalup city zones have a free bus
service for everyone. And as a full-time international student,
you will receive a 40 per cent discount on all public transport
throughout Western Australia! The city has a modern and
comparably safe network of buses, trains and ferries. You are able
to use any combination of these three services on one ticket.
LIFESTYLE
When you study in Perth, your weekends can be lled with visits
to our many beaches and marinas, lakes and rivers, or national
parks and gardens.
People also enjoy socialising and entertaining friends around
private backyard swimming pools and barbeques.
ELECTRICITY
The normal current is 220-240 volts AC: 50Hz. The three-pin
power outlet is dierent from many countries, including Asia.
We recommend that you look for an Australian adaptor socket.
SUN PROTECTION
The sun is very intense in Perth so hats, sunglasses and
sunscreen are recommended, even on cloudy days. During the
summer months you must take very careful precautions not to
get sunburnt or dehydrated as temperatures can be extreme
and rise above 40 degrees Celsius!
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ENCOUNTER THE SQUEAKY-WHITE BEACH AT
LUCKY BAY
Located within the Cape Le Grand National Park (in the south
of Western Australia), Lucky Bay is well known for its pristine
beachside camping and abundant shing. It is rated one of the
countrys best beaches for its pure white sand, clear turquoise
water and perfect swimming conditions.
Things to see and do in Perth
and Western Australia
ENJOY THE EXQUISITE CHEESES, JAMS, OLIVES,
SEAFOOD AND WINE FROM THE MARGARET
RIVER REGION
Margaret River is the perfect destination if you enjoy ne
wine, good food and spectacular scenery just a three-and-
a-half hour drive south of Perth. There is so much to see: the
beautiful Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse, located at the most south
westerly tip of Australia; amazing caves, Mammoth Cave, Lake
Cave, and Jewel Cave; the Margaret River Chocolate Factory
and the Margaret River Dairy Company; and the succulent
Berry Farm (just to name a few!).
SEE THE WORLD FROM THE GIANT TREE TOP
WALK IN WALPOLE
Explore Western Australias world famous forest of gigantic
trees in the south west region and look down at the world
from the impressive suspended bridge, which ascends into
the tree tops 40 metres above the forest oor.
SWIM WITH BOTTLENOSE DOLPHINS AT
MONKEY MIA
Monkey Mia is located on a unique section of World Heritage
coastline. It is a ten-hour drive north of Perth, and oers a
relaxed atmosphere and a wide variety of animal and bird life
within its surroundings.
Dolphins at Monkey Mia
Experience one of Earths last
ocean paradises: Ningaloo Reef
Ningaloo, located north of Perth, is one of the worlds
largest fringing reef and you can get to it just by stepping
o the beach. You can dive with hundreds of tropical sh,
gaze at colourful coral and swim alongside the worlds
biggest sh, the whale shark.
TAKE THE FERRY FOR A DAY-TRIP TO
ROTTNEST ISLAND
Only a ferry ride away, Rottnest features some of the
worlds nest beaches and bays. It boasts unique plant and
animal life, including the famous rarity, the quokka: a small
kangaroo-like marsupial.
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Go on a picnic at Kings Park and
Botanic Garden
Only minutes from the Perth Central Business District,
Kings Park oers tranquillity as well as fun, with a
multitude of exciting events held throughout the year.
Over six million people visit Kings Park and Botanic
Garden each year, making it one of Western Australias
most popular visitor destinations.
Bottle Brush (Beaufortia)
ESCAPE TO THE PINNACLES ONE OF
AUSTRALIAS MOST UNIQUE LANDSCAPES
The amazing and ancient rock formations that make up the
Pinnacles are located about a three-hour drive north of
Perth in the Nambung National Park.
The Pinnacles in Nambung National Park
Visit www.westernaustralia.com for more
information on what to do in Perth and
Western Australia.
VENTURE ACROSS KARIJINI NATIONAL PARK BY
FOUR-WHEEL DRIVE
Located just north of the Tropic of Capricorn, Karijini National
Park is one of the largest national parks and arguably one of
the most spectacular in Western Australia. The park has a
rugged landscape that is perfect for four-wheel adventures
and features gorges, stream pools and waterfalls.
TREAT YOURSELF TO A DAY OF SHOPPING,
TOP-NOTCH FOOD AND ARTS IN FREMANTLE
Fremantle is located about a 20-minute drive from Perth
Central Business District and is situated at the mouth of
the Swan River. It is a charming multi-cultural city that
oers food markets, unique boutiques and well-preserved
heritage buildings.
4WD outback touring in the Karijini National Park
The Orient Hotel on High Street, Fremantle
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Why reach your potential at ECU
Weve created the ideal learning environment to help you reach your potential. We equip you with the condence
and practical skills to deal with whatever challenges may come your way, no matter where you are in the world.
But if that isnt enough, here are a few more reasons why you should choose ECU.
y We were awarded ve-star ratings for Teaching Quality
and Graduate Satisfaction from The Good Universities
Guide, 2014.
y With over 400 courses, including a diverse range of
majors, minors and electives, youll have no problem
nding the one for you.
y We also have an exciting range of double degrees, meaning
in just four to six years of full-time study (depending on
the double degree combination you choose), youll have
the skills and practical knowledge to consider a diverse
range of careers.
y We have a variety of entry options available, including
preparation courses and a portfolio pathway, which enable
people from all backgrounds to enrich their lives and their
communities through education.
y Many of our courses oer direct links with industry and
organisations, by providing practical work placements
and real work projects.
y We are known for our award-winning facilities and are
at the forefront of providing innovative education and
training solutions.
y We oer a supportive study environment with
approachable teaching sta and a range of support sta,
including counsellors and academic skills advisers, to
help you get the most out of your education.
y We can provide you with the wonderful opportunity of
studying overseas for one semester or an entire academic
year while gaining credit towards your degree. ECU has
around 90 exchange partners in 35 countries around
the world.

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A year of achievement at ECU
PERTH NAIDOC AWARD FOR ECU STUDENT
In 2012, ECU student Heath Carpenter became the
Universitys rst Indigenous graduate with a Bachelor of
Civil Engineering and was named the 2012 Tertiary Scholar
of the Year in the Perth NAIDOC Awards for his commitment
to his studies. It was a bridging course oered by Kurongkurl
Katitjin, ECUs Centre for Indigenous Education and Research,
which helped Heath gain entry into ECU and embark on his
dream career.
ECU ACADEMIC JOINS NIKES ELITE
PERFORMANCE DIVISION
ECUs Foundation Professor of Exercise and Sports Science,
Dr Robert Newton, has been appointed to the advisory
board of Nikes athlete performance division, SPARQ.
This board consists of what Nike believes are the eight
most inuential sport scientists in athlete performance
development, combined with eight of the most inuential
practitioners in the eld.
AN HONOUR FOR PROFESSOR HAYWARD AM
ECUs Professor Colleen Hayward AM was included in the
Queens Birthday 2012 Honours List, recognising her work
with Indigenous communities. The Pro-Vice-Chancellor
(Equity and Indigenous) and Head of Kurongkurl Katitjin
at ECU, Professor Hayward AM was awarded a Member
in the General Division of the Order of Australia. For
more than 30 years, Professor Hayward AM has provided
signicant input into policies and programs on a wide range
of Indigenous issues, reecting the needs of minority
groups at community, state and national levels.
YOUTH WORKER AWARD WINNER
ECU student Aaron del Pino was named joint winner of the
WA Minister for Youths Most Outstanding Youth Worker
Award. Aaron, a third year nursing student, received the
award in recognition for his work with St John Ambulance
WAs Events First Aid Service.
In March 2012, Aaron became Chairperson of the St John
Australian Youth Council (AYC).
ECU RESEARCHER NAMED IN AUSTRALIA DAY
HONOURS
Professor Caroline Taylor has been appointed a Member of
the Order of Australia (AM) for service to the community
through roles with social welfare organisations as a researcher,
and to womens studies as an author. Professor Taylor AM is
the Foundation Chair in Social Justice, Head of ECUs Social
Justice Research Centre and is recognised as one of Australias
leading experts in the elds of child and adult sexual violence,
domestic violence, the criminal justice response to victims,
and social models of trauma and recovery.
WAAPA TOP OF THE CLASS
ECUs Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts
(WAAPA) was named as one of the top 25 performance
schools in the world. The list, released by industry magazine
The Hollywood Reporter, has WAAPA ranked alongside
acclaimed institutions such as The Juilliard School in New
York and the London Academy of Music and Dramatic
Arts. WAAPA has a star-studded list of alumni, including
actors Hugh Jackman and Frances OConnor, and stage
performers Tim Minchin and Lucy Durack.
Global recognition for ECU
ECU has been named in the top 200 worldwide for its
research activity in the areas of communications and
education, according to a global university rankings list.
In the QS World University Rankings by Subject for
2013, ECU was listed for education and training, as well
as communications and media. ECUs also appeared in
the top 200 in 2012 for education, but it is the rst time
communications have appeared in the rankings.
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ECU JOONDALUP
Our Joondalup campus is set within beautiful surroundings
and its spacious grounds provide a great place for students
to study and relax. The campus is identied by its landmark
architecture, from the grandness of our Chancellory building
with its elaborate spires, to our vibrant, multi-hued library
and our state-of-the-art Health and Wellness building.
ECU Joondalup has world-class facilities for teaching
and research, and oers courses in Business, Engineering,
Exercise and Health Sciences, Law, Medical Sciences, Natural
Sciences, Nursing, Sports Science, Psychology, Social Science
and Teacher Education. An extensive range of facilities,
services and support are available, including a modern library
with 24-hour access to the e-Lab, a medical centre, a gym,
cafe and a tavern.
Our Joondalup campus is part of the Joondalup Learning
Precinct, which includes ECU, the Police Academy and the
West Coast Institute of Training. During the summer months,
we host the Lotterywest Festival Films at the Pines Outdoor
Cinema, where moviegoers can enjoy watching a diverse
line-up of international lms.
ECU MOUNT LAWLEY
Located in the trendy suburb of Mount Lawley and close to
Perth Central Business District, you cant help but be inspired
by the artistic vibe at our Mount Lawley campus. Courses are
oered in Arts, Business, Communications, Computing and
Security, Creative Industries and Teacher Education. Campus
life is always buzzing, with cafs, a sport and tness centre and
a new Student Village all adding to your university experience.
Our Mount Lawley campus is home to the Western Australian
Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA), giving you the perfect
opportunity to enjoy the hundreds of performances and
events that they host each year. Kurongkurl Katitjin, ECUs
Centre for Indigenous Australian Education Research, is also
located on this campus and is an invaluable teaching and
support resource for our Indigenous students.
Our campuses
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ECU SOUTH WEST (BUNBURY)
Located two hours south of Perth, our South West
campus in Bunbury is the largest university campus in
regional Western Australia, oering small, personalised
class sizes and on-campus accommodation. Courses are
oered in Arts, Business, Nursing, Science, Social Work and
Teacher Education. The campus features a cafe, mini-gym,
multi-purpose sports courts, two nursing demonstration
wards, science laboratories and a library with 24-hour access
to a computer lab. The Bunbury campus is co-located with
the South West Regional College of TAFE, Manea Senior
College and two hospitals.
State-of-the-art facilities
At ECU, we pride ourselves on the industry-relevant,
world-class facilities that we provide you with, allowing
you to experience modern equipment in real-world
environments. Our Joondalup campus is home to
exceptional, purpose-built health and wellness teaching
and research facilities, which include self-contained
simulation suites that have full video recording and
interactive audio-visual technology.
Our brand new Engineering and Technology building
on the Joondalup campus houses state-of-the-art
laboratories, research areas for sta and students,
innovative student project spaces and numerous
other high quality teaching spaces.
Our Mount Lawley campus also boasts a
large Mac computer laboratory to service our
Communications and Creative Industries students.
Transport
All of our campuses can be accessed conveniently via
public transport. Our Joondalup campus is just a ve-
minute walk from Joondalup train station, plus there is
also a free CAT bus service available between the campus
and the train station. The Mandurah train line provides
even greater ease of access. If you live in Mandurah, or
along the line, all you need to do is jump on the train
and youll be in Joondalup in just over an hour. Buses
run frequently between ECU Mount Lawley and Perth
Central Business District daily, and there are also direct
bus services to many bus stations in the surrounding
suburbs. A number of bus routes travel past our South
West campus in Bunbury, and a few end at the Bunbury
Health campus, which is just a short walk from campus.
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Uni Life
Going to university is one of the most rewarding experiences youll ever have. It can be a little daunting at rst,
but a lot of fun. Whether youve just nished school or changing your career, no two experiences are the same.
Nevertheless, here is a quick guide on what you can expect.
NEW COMMUNITY
We have over 23,500 students studying across our three
campuses and online. Aside from studying with people who
have similar interests and ambitions, you will interact with
people from a range of dierent countries and cultures.
FREEDOM TO CHOOSE
Flexible study options allow you to have the freedom to
choose your course, in many cases your majors and electives.
SPACE TO STUDY
Forget cramped classrooms. You will nd great study spaces
and facilities all over our campuses, including libraries with
cafes, fully-equipped computer labs and shaded outdoor
grassed areas and tables.
BEING CONNECTED
Our students have access to 24-hour on-campus computing
facilities, enabling you to carry out study or research at a time
that is convenient to you. With access to the latest and best
wireless technology, our students can study online anywhere
and anytime on our campuses.
NEW WAYS OF LEARNING
We encourage you to nd a way of learning that suits you.
Most students have one lecture or seminar per week per unit,
lasting from 1-3 hours, and each unit usually has a tutorial
for 1-2 hours. It will be up to you to develop a timetable that
balances your requirements, however, our sta are always
available to provide assistance. Our Learning Advisers can
provide advice on how to develop your study skills and meet
the demands of assessments, they also conduct workshops
and one-on-one consultations.
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HELP WITH CAREERS
Our Career and Leadership Services team are able to help
you establish a career pathway and also provide help to nd a
part-time job while you study. Visit www.ecu.edu.au/careers to
obtain 24-hour access to online career searches of employers
currently seeking ECU students.
MEET NEW PEOPLE
The best way to start meeting people is through attending
Orientation. This usually commences two weeks prior to the
start of semesters one and two. You can undertake a range
of activities that will give you the skills to assist in adapting
to uni life, as well as help you become familiar with your
course, teaching sta and the support services available.
FINDING YOUR WAY
Dont be overwhelmed by the size of our campuses. Attending
Orientation is an ideal way for you to learn how to navigate
your way around campus, while our dedicated Student Central
Oces are the starting point for all queries and campus maps.
GET INVOLVED
There are a large variety of clubs, societies, sporting activities
and support groups where you can meet people who share
common interests. Or, you can just take in the vibrant campus
culture by relaxing at one of our cafs, attending an exhibition
or performance at WAAPA, or seeing a lm at the Joondalup
Pines during the Lotterywest Festival Films season.
RESPECT FOR DIVERSITY
ECU provides a safe and supportive learning environment.
We welcome people from all over the world and value the
rich cultural diversity this brings to our campus communities.
Joondalup and Mount Lawley campuses each have a
multi-faith prayer-room, and campus events, such as for
Harmony Week, run through the year to recognise and
celebrate the diversity of our students.
ECU students and sta are guided by the values of integrity,
respect, rational inquiry and personal excellence and racism
in any form, is not tolerated.
Through ECUs courses and its communities, you will have
the chance to study the rich history and modern perspectives
of Australias rst peoples.
VOLUNTEERING AT ECU
All ECU students are invited to sign up and take part in the
exciting Volunteering at ECU program. Volunteering as a
student is a great way to get involved in the local community,
meet people from diverse walks of life and make new friends.
Additionally, volunteering is a great way to grow and develop
your professional skills, to improve your chances in the labour
market when you start applying for paid jobs.
To get involved in Volunteering at ECU, simply complete
the Expression of Interest form http://intranet.ecu.edu.
au/student/forms/home, email [email protected] or
call (61 8) 6304 5899.
PEER MENTORING AT ECU
A successful peer mentoring program runs across most
schools and faculties at ECU. The program links new students
in their rst year with a mentor (a current student) in their
same course or study area.
Peer mentors provide new students with support and
guidance, and can help answer questions or concerns about
your transition to university life at ECU. Mentors know from
their own personal experience what its like to start out at
ECU, so they can give you all the inside information you
need to help you succeed, and enjoy your ECU experience.
To be linked with a peer mentor, email [email protected]
or call (61 8) 6304 5899.
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Equity, diversity and disability
ECUs Equity, Diversity and Disability (EDD) Service supports
students whose studies may be aected by a medical
condition or disability in accessing support and services that
can help them succeed. EDD sta can assist with requesting
alternative assessment conditions, access to some aids
and equipment, note taking, interpreting and transcription
services. Every campus has a specially designed Accessible
Technologies Room that provides students with access to
adjustable chairs and desks, specialised software, computer,
scanner and other adaptive technology. All ECU locations
have access for people with disabilities, and specic details
are provided via ECUs access and mobility maps at
www.ecu.edu.au/about-ecu/our-campuses/campus-maps
Facilities, services, access & support
At ECU, we provide a supportive learning environment through our excellent range of facilities, services
and support programs.
STUDENT CENTRAL
On each campus, Student Central is the rst point of reference
for all student enquiries regarding academic progress and
enrolment assistance, as well as for a range of support
services, including access cards and lodgement of forms.
ACADEMIC SUPPORT
y Fully-equipped, modern libraries
y 24-hour on-campus computing facilities
y Learning advisers
y Career and Leadership services
y Faculty Student Information Oces
y O-campus Student Support services
y Kurongkurl Katitjin, ECUs Centre for Indigenous Australian
Education and Research
SECURITY & PARKING
y 24-hours, 7 days a week security service
y Well-lit pathways
y Emergency phones
y Over 5,000 parking bays across all campuses
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FAMILY SUPPORT
y Childcare
y Parenting rooms
y Crche
y ECU Kids Holiday Program
Available at Joondalup and Mount Lawley only
HEALTH & WELLBEING
y Medical Centres
(Joondalup and Mount Lawley)
y Counselling service
y Equity, Diversity and Disability services
y Multi-faith Chaplaincy service
y Fully-equipped sports, recreation and tness centres
(Joondalup and Mount Lawley)
y Mini-gym and playing courts (Bunbury)
y Environment services
FOOD & RETAIL
y Bookshops
y ATMs
y Hairdresser (Joondalup)
y Optometrist (Joondalup)
y Cafs and other food outlets
RECREATIONAL & SOCIAL OPPORTUNITIES
y Student Guild
y Clubs and societies
y Intervarsity and Interfaculty sports
y Study Abroad and Exchange Program
y Taverns (Joondalup and Mount Lawley)
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Specialised and friendly support
PRE-DEPARTURE INFORMATION
ECU oers comprehensive pre-departure information,
providing advice on everything you need to know to ensure
a safe and easy arrival in Australia and a smooth transition
into your new life as an ECU student. Visit www.ecu.edu.au/
new-students/relocating-and-international-students for
more information.
ARRIVAL RECEPTION
Through Town Cars Australia, ECU is able to oer an Arrival
Pickup Service to all new students arriving in Perth to study
at ECU. You will be met at the airport, at a pre-arranged time,
and transported to your chosen accommodation. This service
is for ECU enrolled students only and does not apply to
those students studying English or other courses prior to
ECU entry. Visit www.ecu.edu.au/future-students/apply/
international/what-happens-next/arrival-reception-service
for more information and costs.
ORIENTATION AT ECU
Its a perfect opportunity for new students to get acquainted
with their course, their teaching sta and the university
support services, as well meet new people and have some fun!
All students are expected to attend Orientation activities.
Important information about your studies will be given
throughout Orientation but as an international student,
attendance at My International Day is compulsory.
Your Orientation program includes the following
useful activities:
y Course Induction: An informative session about
your course.
y Basic Computing Skills: Brush up on the basic computer
skills needed to complete your studies.
y Success @ ECU: Learn how to access and navigate
ECUs online systems.
y My International Day: An event designed specically
for your needs as an international student, providing
you with essential information about responsibilities
and rights in Australia and useful information about
your transition to Perth. This is a fantastic opportunity
to meet other students.
y Library Tour and Discover Your Library Resources:
Acquaint yourself with the library services on your campus.
y Balancing Life and University: Find out how you can
balance and manage your personal life and studies.
y Essential Study Skills: Find out the academic skills
you need to succeed is sessions run by Faculty
Learning Advisors.
If you miss Orientation, you should visit your Student
Information Oce for course related advice and also make
an appointment with a Student Connect Ocer (via Student
Central) when you arrive.
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Access & support for everyone
We celebrate diversity at ECU and strive to create an environment that enables students to reach their potential
regardless of age, family responsibility or family status, impairment, gender, marital status, political convictions,
pregnancy, race, religion or sexual orientation.
AUSTRALIAN DEVELOPMENT SCHOLARSHIPS (ADS)
ECU administers scholarships awarded by the Australian
Agency for International Development (AusAID).
The study and research opportunities provided by the
Australian Governments overseas aid program aims to
develop skills and knowledge of individuals to drive change and
contribute to the development outcomes of their own country.
The ADS may provide full tuition fees; airfares, living allowance
and health cover.
At ECU, our international students enjoy a supportive learning
environment, services and facilities such as:
y Dedicated faculty sta providing academic support
to students
y Comprehensive ve-week Introductory Academic
Program (IAP)
y Modern and vibrant campus locations
FINANCIAL AID
We are a recognised provider of Higher Education with
many countries around the world.
We participate in and assist students to apply for student
loan programs oered by their home countries to cover
educational expenses while enrolled as a full-time student
in ECU programs.
ECU participates in programs such as: US Montgomery
GI Bill, US Private Loans, Canadian Provincial Government
Student Assistance Programs and Federal Loan programs
and Norwegian Lanekassen.
In addition, students from many other countries
may be entitled to nancial support from relevant
government agencies.
Please contact ECU via email at [email protected] or
visit www.ecu.edu.au/futurestudents/international/nancial-
assistance/nancial-aid to obtain additional information
about your eligibility.
SCHOOLING OF DEPENDENTS OF ECU STUDENTS
If you intend to bring dependent children to Australia, you
will need to consider specic arrangements for their visas
and schooling. In Australia, it is compulsory for school aged
children (6-17 years of age) to attend school.
Cost
You must enrol your child in either government or
private schools on a fee-paying basis. You are required to
pay the school fees directly to the school prior to your
childs enrolment.
Some school tuition fees are voluntary in Primary Schools,
and in Lower Secondary/Secondary Schools the fees vary
according to individual subject selection. Optional courses
of study and excursions will attract additional costs. You will
also be required to pay for your childs school uniforms and
school books.
English as a Second language
If your child is enrolled in a public or private school and
requires either English as a Second Language or learning
diculty/disability support, you will need to pay for these
additional expenses. Neither ECU nor Education and Training
International will cover these fees. These fees can be $2000
or more, per child/per year.
These costs will vary and may involve your child moving to a
school, specically designed to provide the required support.
We recommend that your child commences English language
training prior to arriving in Perth.
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At ECU we are committed to the internationalisation
of education, which enables students and sta to be
recognised as globally-aware citizens.
We encourage our students and sta to undertake learning,
teaching and research in ways that embrace global and
intercultural perspectives.
We have a variety of overseas study opportunities including
exchange programs, short-term programs, group study tours
and work and clinical placements. The amount of time you
spend overseas could be as little as two weeks or as much
as two semesters.
Overseas study gives you the opportunity to travel while
gaining credit towards your degree; it widens your horizons
intellectually, culturally and socially; it provides plenty of
opportunities for personal growth; and improves your
employment options. It looks great on your rsum, which
may give you a competitive edge when you are ready to
enter the work force!
We have around 90 exchange partners in 35 countries
around the world. We run more than 10 study tours overseas
and send more than 200 students abroad every year as part
of their ECU degree. So you could be visiting a remote village
in India, cycling the streets of Amsterdam, walking along the
Great Wall of China, wandering around galleries in Paris or
getting into some great sushi in Osaka.
ECU INTERNATIONAL NETWORKS
ECU is an active member of various international university
networks including:
y The Association of Commonwealth Universities
y The Commonwealth Universities Study Abroad
Consortium
y Other multilateral student exchange programs such
as the AEN (Australian European Network) and
UTRECHT Network
Dutch Mill behind a eld of tulips
Netherlands
Great Wall of China
China
Other Partners
ECU also has a range of other partnerships with many
universities around the world for research and academic
collaboration, oshore programs, articulation agreements
and study tours.
Some examples are:
y Berghs School of Communication (Sweden)
y Khon Kaen University (Thailand)
y Nagasaki University (Japan)
y Nanjing University (China)
y University of Brighton (United Kingdom)
ECU EXCHANGE PARTNERS
Country Institution
Canada: Kwantlen Polytechnic University
Vancouver, BC
University of Calgary Calgary, AB
Western University London, ON
University of Guelph Guelph, ON
Carleton University Ottawa, ON
Dalhousie University Halifax, NS
China: Nanchang University Nanchang
Jiangxi University of Finance and
Economics Nanchang City
University of Shanghai for Science
and Technology Shanghai
Communications University of China
Beijing
Germany: German Sport University Cologne
Weingarten University of Education
Weingarten
Karlsruhe University of Education
Karlsruhe
Japan: Tokyo Metropolitan University Tokyo
Kyoto Sangyo University Kyoto
Konan University Okamoto
International opportunities
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Mexico: Universidad Regiomontana Monterrey
Netherlands: University of Groningen Groningen
Hogeschool van Amsterdam Amsterdam
CODARTS Rotterdam Dance Academy
Rotterdam
Tilburg University Tilburg
Sweden: Jonkoping University Jonkoping
Malardalens University Vsters
and Eskilstuna
University of Gothenburg Gothenburg
USA: University of Missouri, Columbia
Columbia, MO
California State University, Sacramento
Sacramento, CA
University of Northern Colorado
Greeley, CO
University of North Carolina at
Greensboro Greensboro, NC
Arizona State University Phoenix, AZ
University of South Florida Tampa, FL
UK: Middlesex University London
Northumbria University Newcastle
Royal Northern College of Music
Manchester
Keele University Keele
Its one of the greatest things
I have done in my life, it has
helped me evolve as a person
and has given me the opportunity
to travel across the United States
whilst studying.
Jordan Duca
Exchange to Illinois State University, USA
This program has brought me
clarity. I know now what direction
I want to go when I graduate.
The best six months of my life.
I met people that have impacted my
life forever, lifelong friends. Missouri
is my home away from home.
Jen Gilleece
Exchange to University of Missouri, Columbia, USA
Best 6 months of my life.
Jamie Jenkins
Exchange to Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece
The experience surpassed
my expectations. I would advise
anyone thinking of going to jump
at it! You will see so many new
things and your horizons will be
broadened as a result.
James Murphy
Participated in the Emirates Work Placement program in Dubai
Statue of Liberty,
New York City
United States
Chateau Frontenac, Qubec
Canada
Brandenburg Gate, Berlin
Germany
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Accommodation & Fees
ACCOMMODATION
Temporary accommodation short-term arrangement
while you nalise your permanent accommodation.
If you have not arranged long-term accommodation in Perth,
you will need to nd temporary accommodation. Perth has
many youth and backpackers hostels and we recommend
you visit www.ecu.edu.au/new-students/relocating-and-
international-students/arriving for more information.
The Australian Homestay Network (Western Australia) also
oers short and long term accommodation close to your
new campus. Visit www.homestaynetwork.org/edith-
cowan-university for more information.
On-campus accommodation Self-catering units
located on the Joondalup, Mount Lawley and the
South West campuses.
Campus Living Villages (CLV) manages our accommodation
on the Joondalup, Mount Lawley and Bunbury campuses.
No matter which campus you are on, you will enjoy fully
furnished apartments, an exciting residential life program
and a vibrant student community, all located minutes from
the Universitys main facilities.
With Resident Assistants on hand to organise events and
activities, we make sure that there is always something to
do and people to meet.
Apartments are fully furnished with private bedrooms, large
kitchens and spacious lounge areas, so youll have plenty of
space to hang out with friends and atmates.
In January 2011, we opened over 300 brand new rooms at
ECU Village, Mount Lawley, with facilities such as a swimming
pool, caf, music room, e-library, meeting rooms, study zones
and a shared laundry. Work will soon be commencing on a new
127 bed development on the Joondalup campus. The complex
will oer multiple student common rooms, a swimming pool
and a range of apartment types.
We recommend that students looking for a place to live
strongly consider ECU Village as their accommodation choice.
Due to the high demand for on-campus accommodation, we
recommend that you visit www.ecuvillage.com.au and make
your online application early.
Current Prices (Australian dollars per week)
Please note that rates displayed are 2014 full-year weekly rates.
Single room $196.50
Multi bed apartment (six bedrooms) $170
Homestay Living with an Australian family in
their private home.
Homestay
You can also choose to live in a private home with an
Australian family. The chance to be involved in the daily
life, the learning of our culture and customs plus the added
advantage of having the company of other people are just
some of the reasons Homestay is popular. The prices for
Homestay are currently:
Placement Fee
There is a $230 administration fee for placement in
a Homestay home.
Room Only (Very limited availability)
$175 per week No meals provided: you have full use
of household facilities including kitchen.
Room and Dinner
$225 per week Dinner only: you have full use of
household facilities including kitchen.
Traditional Service
$250 per week Two meals per day during the week
and three meals per day on the weekends.
Full Service
$280 per week Three meals per day, every day.
These prices may vary depending on individual arrangements.
You can request a homestay placement before leaving your
country of residence and you will be notied of your family
details so that you can go straight to your homestay family
from the airport.
Please visit www.homestaynetwork.org/edith-cowan-
university for more information.
Rental accommodation Apartment, townhouse
or house that is o-campus, which you can rent
individually or with other students.
Some students choose to share an apartment, townhouse
or house on their own or with fellow students. Houses
are usually more expensive than apartments and the rent
varies depending on the size, condition and location. Private
accommodation is either rented furnished or unfurnished.
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A general guide to rentals in Perth per week is listed below
(All prices are in Australian dollars):
Unfurnished 1 bedroom apartment from $270 $350
Furnished 1 bedroom apartment from $300 $390
Furnished 2 bedroom apartment from $460 $600
Unfurnished 4 bedroom apartment from $800 $1,000
Note: With private rentals the tenant is usually responsible
for the utilities (Gas / Electricity / Water).
If you are interested in nding o-campus accommodation,
CLV can also assist you. Visit www.ecuvillage.com.au
(select Bunbury, Joondalup or Mount Lawley) and click on
the link for o-campus accommodation for more information.
OFF-CAMPUS ACCOMMODATION
The ECU Village hosts an online list of o-campus
accommodation options close to each campus. To nd the list
go to www.ecuvillage.com.au, select a campus, go to location
and select o-campus accommodation.
FEES
Tuition fees
The tuition fees you pay are based on what course and units
you elect to study. Refer to the Course Summary and Fees
at the end of this brochure or visit www.reachyourpotential.
com.au/costs and use our online Fees Calculator for
more information.
Other expenses
You will be responsible for purchasing textbooks and any
equipment required for your course. The cost of these items
varies widely from one course to another. Other expenses
that you may incur include food, parking, consumables such
as stationery and photocopying, as well as transport costs
to and from university, including any work placements or
o-campus activities.
Living costs
Whether you live on-campus or o-campus, you should
budget about $465 per week. Please note that this does not
include tuition fees, textbooks, running a car or holiday travel.
Example Living Costs Per Week (Australian dollars):
Rent $350-$500
Transport $30
Electricity and Gas $30
Laundry $15
Food and Beverages $130
Telephone $15
Medical $10
Other $75
You should also budget on $400 per semester for books and
stationery, although purchasing second-hand books may save
you some money.
If you bring your spouse/children with you to Australia, you
will need to allocate a signicantly larger amount per week and
you should consider additional expenses such as school fees
and childcare costs (if applicable).
Overseas student health cover
If you are applying for a Student Visa, you are required to
arrange Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) before your
arrival in Australia, and maintain cover for the full length of
your visa.
OSHC is a basic health insurance product designed to be
equivalent to Medicare (for Australian citizens). It covers
emergency medical conditions, public hospitals and most of
the costs of visiting a doctor. Please note that pre-existing
illnesses may not be covered. Additional cover for private
hospitals and supplementary services such as dental, optical,
and physiotherapy is available at additional cost.
Cost
Single $498 Per Year*
Family $1,750 Per Year*
* Subject to change.
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Key Uni terms
Advanced Standing The granting of credit towards the
completion of a course based on studies or experience
gained elsewhere.
Bachelor Degree A qualication that requires three or
four years of full-time time study.
Conrmation of Enrolment (CoE) Ocial document
which conrms your enrolment as an international student
at ECU. (This document is required to apply for Australian
Student Visa)
Double Degree Program Double degrees normally
require four or ve years of full-time concurrent study for
two awards in a wide range of disciplines. Double degrees
are available in selected areas only and incorporate study
in two dierent elds, for example Bachelor of Science and
Bachelor of Business.
Double Major Studies undertaken in two major unit sets
under one degree. Some course structures specify double
major requirements, for example, the Bachelor of Science
(Psychology and Criminology). Other course structures
allow for students to undertake a second major unit set
of their choice.
Faculty Title given to academic organisational units
within the University, for example, the Faculty of
Business and Law; Faculty of Health, Engineering and
Science; Faculty of Education and Arts; and the Faculty
of Regional Professional Studies.
Honours Degree Degree courses taken with Honours
require advanced study of up to one year full-time following
the rst three years of a Bachelor course. Successful
Honours graduates may be eligible to proceed to Stage 2
of Master degrees or directly to doctoral studies.
Letter of Oer Ocial document stating your course title,
duration of study, starting semester and course fees.
Major A sequential set of units in a specied discipline that
constitutes part of a course or courses.
Minor Recognised package of units that requires completion
of fewer units than a major (normally six units).
Online Study Study undertaken externally or online.
Practicum A part of a course providing learning experiences
outside the University in a relevant professional setting such
as a school or hospital. During the professional placement,
you may either be an active participant or merely an observer.
A practicum may be undertaken as either part of a unit or as
a complete unit within a course.
School Title given to academic organisational units within
each faculty of the University.
Semester The name given to the two standard teaching
periods (semester one and two) in the academic year, in which
the majority of on-campus students are required to attend
in order to complete their course.
Undergraduate Student A student pursuing a Diploma,
Advanced Diploma, Associate Degree, Bachelor Degree
or Honours.
Unit Basic component of study normally completed over
one teaching period. A unit can be a foundation/core unit,
major or minor unit.
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Undergraduate
Course listing & fees
We strongly encourage you to use our online Fees Calculator http://fees.ecu.edu.au before nalising your choice of courses
and units.
Please note that the fees listed below are in Australian dollars. Fees are based on the units you select, so your fees may vary from
one semester to the next.
English Entry Requirements:
y IELTS: 6.0 (no individual band less than 6.0)
y TOEFL: iBT 70 (no individual score less than 17)
y TOEFL: 550 (paper based) including TWE of 5
y GCE O Level: Grade C or better
y Pearson English Test: 57 with no score less than 50
y Perth International College of English (PICE): PICE Level 7
y Phoenix Academy: B2+ (no band less than B2+)
Course Title
Page
No
Course
Code Campus
Mid-Year
Intake Duration
Fees Per
Semester
Special Admission
Requirements
CRICOS
Code
Biology, Chemistry & Environmental Science
Biological Sciences
Bachelor of Science
(Biological Sciences)
30 Y18 JO Yes 6 semesters 11,350 072694B
Conservation & Wildlife Biology
Bachelor of Science
(Conservation and
Wildlife Biology)
31 K57 JO Yes 6 semesters 11,500 063345J
Environmental Management
Bachelor of Science
(Environmental Management)
31 Y39 JO Yes 6 semesters 11,350 074071F
Marine & Freshwater Biology
Bachelor of Science (Marine
and Freshwater Biology)
32 G87 JO Yes 6 semesters 11,350 057984F
Science
Bachelor of Science (Addiction
Studies, Applied Chemistry,
Aviation, Biological Sciences,
Coastal Environmental
Science, Computer Science,
Environmental Management,
Health Promotion,
Human Biology, Marine
and Freshwater Science,
Mathematics, Nutrition,
Occupational Safety and
Health, Physics, Security
Technology, Sports Science,
Surf Science)
34 Y83 JO / ML /
BU
Yes 6 semesters 11,525 Mathematics major:
Satisfactory performance in
WACE Mathematics 3C/3D or
Mathematics: Specialist 3C/3D,
or equivalent.
Biological Sciences: Satisfactory
performance in a course from the
Science Learning Area at level
3A/3B, or equivalent.
075156D
Science / Business
Bachelor of Science /
Bachelor of Business
38 Y88 JO + ML
/ BU
Yes 8 semesters 11,575 Mathematics major:
Satisfactory performance in
or equivalent.
075160G
Sustainability
Bachelor of Sustainability
(Developing Sustainable
Communities, Humanities
and Arts, Sustainable Business
Management, Sustainable
Environments)
39 C55 JO + ML No 6 semesters 11,675 079110G
LISTINGS KEY:
BU: ECU South West (Bunbury) campus
JO: ECU Joondalup campus
ML: ECU Mount Lawley campus
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Course Title
Page
No
Course
Code Campus
Mid-Year
Intake Duration
Fees Per
Semester
Special Admission
Requirements
CRICOS
Code
Business
Business
(Accounting, Event
Management, Finance,
Hotel Management, Human
Resource Management,
International Business, Law
in Business, Management,
Marketing, Planning, Project
Management, Public Practice,
Sport Management, Tourism
and Hospitality Management)
42 G95 JO / ML /
BU
Yes 6 semesters 12,000 003740F
Event, Sport & Recreation Management
Associate Degree of Event,
Sport and Recreation
Management
47 C19 JO Yes 4 semesters 12,000 063342A
Bachelor of Event, Sport and
Recreation Management
47 K21 JO Yes 6 semesters 12,000 060852C
Hospitality & Tourism Management
Associate Degree of
Hospitality and Tourism
Management
48 C24 JO Yes 4 semesters 12,000 069935E
Bachelor of Hospitality and
Tourism Management
48 K93 JO Yes 6 semesters 12,000 052951M
Human Resource Management / Psychology
Bachelor of Business /
Bachelor of Arts (Psychology)
49 K34 JO Yes 8 semesters 12,600 060872K
International Hotel & Resort Management
Bachelor of International
Hotel and Resort Management
Marketing, Advertising & Public Relations
Bachelor of Marketing,
Advertising and Public
Relations
50 Y99 JO + ML No 6 semesters 12,000 077130J
Marketing & Creative Services
Bachelor of Marketing and
Creative Services
51 Y98 JO + ML No 6 semesters 12,000 077127D
Sport Management
Bachelor of Sport
Management
52 M63 JO Yes 6 semesters 12,000 055459K
Communications & Arts
Arts
Bachelor of Arts
(Contemporary Fashion and
Textiles, English, French
(Introductory and Post
ATAR), History, Japanese
(Introductory and Post ATAR),
Politics and International
Relations, Visual Arts, Visual
Arts Immersion, Writing)
54 Y69 JO / ML Yes 6 semesters 10,725 Contemporary Fashion and
Textiles Major: Folio interview.
French and Japanese majors:
Applicants for the Advanced
language majors will require WACE
3A/3B, or equivalent language
skills in the relevant language.
Native speakers of Japanese who
have completed their compulsory
education in Japan and/or in a
Japanese educational institution
overseas (eg. six years at primary
and three years at junior high
school) are not eligible to enrol in
a Japanese Major or Minor. Visual
Arts and Visual Arts Immersion
Major: Folio interview.
074062G
UNDERGRADUATE COURSE LISTING & FEES
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Course Title
Page
No
Course
Code Campus
Mid-Year
Intake Duration
Fees Per
Semester
Special Admission
Requirements
CRICOS
Code
Arts / Business
Bachelor of Arts /
58 Y70 JO + ML Yes 8 semesters 11,525 Contemporary Fashion and Textiles
Major: Folio interview. French and
Japanese majors: Applicants for
the Advanced language majors and
minors will require WACE 3A/3B,
or equivalent language skills in the
relevant language. Native speakers
of Japanese who have completed
their compulsory education in Japan
and/or in a Japanese educational
institution overseas (eg. six years
at primary and three years at junior
high school) are not eligible to enrol
in a Japanese Major or Minor.
Visual Arts Major: Folio interview.
074063F
Arts / Communications
Bachelor of Arts /
Bachelor of Communications
59 Y43 JO / ML Yes 8 semesters 10,725 Contemporary Fashion and Textiles
Major: Folio interview. French and
Japanese majors: Applicants for
the Advanced language majors and
minors will require WACE 3A/3B,
or equivalent language skills in the
relevant language. Native speakers
of Japanese who have completed
their compulsory education in Japan
and/or in a Japanese educational
institution overseas (eg. six years
at primary and three years at junior
high school) are not eligible to enrol
in a Japanese Major or Minor.
060866G
Arts / Science
Bachelor of Arts /
Bachelor of Science
59 Y48 JO + ML Yes 8 semesters 11,300 Contemporary Fashion and
Textiles Major: Folio interview.
French and Japanese majors:
Applicants for the Post ATAR
language majors and minors
will require WACE 3A/3B, or
equivalent language skills in the
relevant language.
074065D
Communications
Bachelor of Communications
(Advertising, Broadcasting,
Creative Services,
Journalism, Media, Culture
and Mass Communications,
Public Relations)
60 Y71 JO / ML Yes 6 semesters 10,725 074075B
Creative Industries
Bachelor of Creative Industries
(Animation, Environmental
and Spatial Design, Film
and Video, Game Design
and Culture, Graphic
Design, Interactive Media,
Photomedia, Screen Studies)
63 Y72 ML Yes 6 semesters 10,725 Environmental and Spatial Design
Major: Folio interview or audition.
Graphic Design Major: Folio
interview or audition.
Screen Studies Major: Only offered
to ECUs WA Screen Academy
students. This major is available
to applicants with an Advanced
Diploma of Screen and Media or
equivalent. Students with a Diploma
of Screen and Media may apply
but must complete a transitional
semester to qualify for entry
into the screen studies program.
Portfolio applications are not
available for this major.
074064E
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Course Title
Page
No
Course
Code Campus
Mid-Year
Intake Duration
Fees Per
Semester
Special Admission
Requirements
CRICOS
Code
Computing & Security
Computer Science
Bachelor of Computer
Science (Computer Science,
Games Programming,
Software Engineering, Mobile
Application Development,
Smart Software Systems)
68 U65 JO / ML Yes 6 semesters 11,250 Games Programming Major:
Satisfactory performance in WACE
MAT 3A/3B or 3C/3D or MAS
3A/3B or 3C/3D or equivalent.
Students who do not meet this
admission requirement for the
major may be able to enter the
Games Programming major
on successful completion of
MAT1163, however this option
requires approval from the
Course Coordinator.
052112F
Counter Terrorism Security & Intelligence
Bachelor of Counter Terrorism
Security and Intelligence
(Computer Security,
Criminology, Politics and
International Relations and
Security Management)
Cyber Security
Bachelor of Science
(Cyber Security)
72 Y89 JO / ML Yes 6 semesters 11,250 077146A
Information Technology
Bachelor of Information
Technology (Computer
Security, Information Systems,
Information Technology)
73 U67 JO / ML Yes 6 semesters 11,250 052093D
Security
Bachelor of Science (Security) 75 E72 JO Yes 6 semesters 12,175 030825K
Security & Justice Studies
Bachelor of Science
(Security and Justice Studies)
76 E73 JO Yes 6 semesters 12,100 042297G
Engineering & Technology
Aeronautical
Bachelor of Technology
(Aeronautical)
78 Y73 JO No 6 semesters 11,025 Satisfactory performance in
Mathematics: Specialist 3C/3D, or
equivalent. WACE Physics 3A/3B,
or equivalent is desirable.
075154F
Aviation
Bachelor of Aviation 78 K99 JO No 6 semesters 11,150 Satisfactory performance in WACE
Mathematics 3A/3B or 3C/3D,
or Mathematics: Specialist 3A/3B
or 3C/3D, or equivalent. WACE
Physics 3A/3B, or equivalent, is
desirable..
070518A
Bachelor of Science (Aviation) 79 Y25 JO Yes 6 semesters 11,150 Students who have not passed
either WACE Mathematics 3A/3B,
or equivalent, or WACE Physics
3A/3B, or equivalent, will be
required to complete bridging units
during their studies.
077137B
Chemical Engineering
Bachelor of Engineering
(Chemical)
80 Y96 JO Yes 8 semesters 11,025 Satisfactory performance in
or equivalent, and in WACE
Chemistry 3A/3B, or equivalent.
WACE Physics 3A/3B, or
equivalent, is desirable.
077136C
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Course Title
Page
No
Course
Code Campus
Mid-Year
Intake Duration
Fees Per
Semester
Special Admission
Requirements
CRICOS
Code
Civil & Environmental Engineering
(Civil & Environmental)
81 C48 JO Yes 8 semesters 11,025 Satisfactory performance in
or equivalent. WACE Physics
3A/3B, or equivalent, and WACE
Chemistry 3A/3B, or equivalent,
are desirable. Note:- Students
who have not passed WACE
Physics 3A/3B or equivalent
will be required to complete a
bridging unit during the first year
of their studies.
079105E
Civil Engineering
Bachelor of Engineering (Civil) 82 K53 JO Yes 8 semesters 11,025 Satisfactory performance in
3A/3B, or equivalent is desirable.
Note: Students who have not
passed WACE Physics 3A/3B,
or equivalent will be required to
complete a bridging unit during
the first year of their studies.
062868A
Computer Systems Engineering
(Computer Systems)
83 E66 JO Yes 8 semesters 11,025 Successful completion of either
Mathematics: Specialist 3C/3D
or equivalent, is required. WACE
Physics 3A/3B, or equivalent is
desirable. Note: Students who have
not passed WACE Physics 3A/3B
(or TEE Physics), or equivalent,
will be required to complete a
bridging unit during the first year
of their studies.
012672E
Electrical Power Engineering
(Electrical Power)
84 K54 JO Yes 8 semesters 11,025 Satisfactory performance in
062869M
Electronic & Computer Systems
(Electronic and Computer
Systems)
85 U78 JO Yes 6 semesters 11,025 Satisfactory performance in WACE
Mathematics 2C/2D, or equivalent
is desirable. WACE Mathematics
3A/3B, or equivalent, is desirable.
052270C
Electronics & Communications Engineering
(Electronics and
Communications)
86 G98 JO Yes 8 semesters 11,025 Satisfactory performance in
057980K
Engineering & Business
Bachelor of Engineering /
87 K98 JO Yes 10
semesters
11,300 Satisfactory performance in
Mathematics: Specialist 3C/3D
3A/3B or equivalent is desirable.
completed WACE Physics 3A/3B,
or equivalent, will be required to
complete a bridging unit during the
first year of their studies.
063467K
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Course Title
Page
No
Course
Code Campus
Mid-Year
Intake Duration
Fees Per
Semester
Special Admission
Requirements
CRICOS
Code
Engineering / Computer Science
(Computer Systems) /
Bachelor of Computer Science
87 K03 JO Yes 10
semesters
045596F
Engineering / Law
Bachelor of Laws
88 K61 JO Yes 12
semesters
Higher entry requirements apply.
063468J
Engineering / Science
Bachelor of Science
88 Y16 JO Yes 10
semesters
072498F
Engineering Science
Science
or equivalent, and WACE Physics
3A/3B, or equivalent.
070447M
Instrumentation Control & Automation Engineering
(Instrumentation Control
and Automation)
057981J
Mechanical Engineering
(Mechanical)
062867B
Mechatronics Engineering
(Mechatronics)
056769K
Mechatronics Engineering / Motorsports
(Mechatronics) / Bachelor of
Technology (Motorsports)
93 K06 JO Yes 10
semesters
059126K
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Course Title
Page
No
Course
Code Campus
Mid-Year
Intake Duration
Fees Per
Semester
Special Admission
Requirements
CRICOS
Code
Motorsports
(Motorsports)
93 G68 JO Yes 6 semesters 11,025 Satisfactory performance in WACE
Mathematics 2C/2D, or equivalent
is desirable. WACE Physics 3A/3B
and WACE Mathematics 3A/3B, or
equivalents, are desirable.
056770F
Exercise & Health Science
Exercise & Sports Science
Bachelor of Science
(Exercise and Sports Science)
96 M89 JO Yes 6 semesters 11,925 055462D
Exercise Science & Rehabilitation
Bachelor of Science (Exercise
Science and Rehabilitation)
97 M90 JO No 8 semesters 11,925 Higher entry requirements apply. 060854A
Health Science
Bachelor of Health
Science (Addiction Studies,
Addiction Studies and Youth
Work, Health Promotion,
Nutrition, Environmental
Health, Occupational Safety
and Health)
97 K97 JO Yes 6 semesters 11,975 071523G
Occupational Therapy
Bachelor of Science
(Occupational Therapy)
100 H96 JO No 8 semesters 11,925 Higher entry requirements apply.
Academic IELTS overall score of 7.5
with no band less than 7.0.
055463C
Sports Science and Football
Bachelor of Science
(Sports Science and Football)
102 Y56 JO Yes 6 semesters 11,925 074067B
Law & Justice
Criminology & Justice
Associate Degree in
Criminology and Justice
104 C25 JO Yes 4 semesters 12,000 Students will need to meet the
admission requirements of the
Western Australian Police or
the Department of Corrective
Services. With the approval of the
course coordinator, applicants
who have previously completed
equivalent police or corrections
training in another jurisdiction will
be considered for entrance.
074068A
Bachelor of Criminology
and Justice
105 G81 JO Yes 6 semesters 12,000 057991G
Forensic Investigation
Bachelor of Forensic
Investigation
106 K09 JO No 6 semesters 11,850 059127J
Law
Bachelor of Laws 107 V72 JO Yes 8 semesters 12,000 Higher entry requirements apply. 053990G
Bachelor of Laws
(Graduate Entry)
108 K50 JO No 6 semesters 13,500 A recognised Bachelor degree
in any discipline or study in
the final year of a recognised
Bachelor degree in any discipline
where a student anticipates
and subsequently achieves
satisfactory completion of that
recognised degree.
063343M
Law / Business
Bachelor of Laws /
109 Y04 JO Yes 10
semesters
12,000 Higher entry requirements apply. 061777A
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Course Title
Page
No
Course
Code Campus
Mid-Year
Intake Duration
Fees Per
Semester
Special Admission
Requirements
CRICOS
Code
Law & Justice
Law / Psychological Science
Bachelor of Laws /
Bachelor of
Psychological Science
109 K58 JO Yes 10
semesters
15,675 Higher entry requirements apply. 063466M
Planning
Bachelor of Planning
(Community Planning and
Development, Environmental
and Physical Planning, Policy
and Governance, Project
Development)
110 Y94 JO No 8 semesters 11,700 078598J
Medical & Paramedical Sciences
Biomedical Science
Bachelor of Science
(Biomedical Science)
(Paramedical Science Major)
113 K05 JO Yes 6 semesters 12,300 059125M
Medical Science
Bachelor of Medical Science 113 C32 JO No 6 semesters 12,250 077134E
Paramedical Science
Bachelor of Science
(Paramedical Science)
115 K89 JO Yes 6 semesters 12,200 077135D
Nursing
Nursing
Bachelor of Science (Nursing) 117 C33 JO / BU Yes 6 semesters 11,775 Academic IELTS overall score of
6.5, with no individual band below
6.5.
077132G
Nursing Studies
Bachelor of Science
(Nursing Studies)
118 Y79 JO / BU Yes 2 semesters 11,850 Applicants must be currently
registered nurses, either in
Australia or internationally,
demonstrated by a current
registration certificate. Academic
IELTS overall score of 6.0 across
all bands.
075167A
Psychology & Social Science
Psychology
Bachelor of Arts (Psychology)
(Children and Family Studies,
Psychology and English,
Psychology and Writing,
Psychology and Youth Work)
120 E95 JO Yes 6 semesters 13,200 003733E
Bachelor of Science
(Psychology)
122 E37 JO Yes 6 semesters 13,200 Satisfactory performance in either
a course from the WACE Science
Learning Area (3A/3B), WACE
Computer Science 3A/3B, TEE
Information Systems or equivalent.
017975E
Psychology & Addiction Studies
Bachelor of Arts (Psychology
and Addiction Studies)
Psychology & Counselling
Bachelor of Arts (Psychology
and Counselling)
124 K82 JO Yes 6 semesters 12,775 067338J
Psychology, Criminology & Justice
Bachelor of Arts (Psychology,
Criminology and Justice)
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Course Title
Page
No
Course
Code Campus
Mid-Year
Intake Duration
Fees Per
Semester
Special Admission
Requirements
CRICOS
Code
Psychological Science
Bachelor of Psychological
Science
125 K67 JO Yes 6 semesters 13,200 063344K
Social Science
Bachelor of Social Science
(Children & Family Studies,
Community Work, Human
Services)
126 C58 JO Yes 6 semesters 12,325 079122D
Social Work
Bachelor of Social Work 128 K41 BU Yes 8 semesters 10,400 060864K
Speech Pathology
Bachelor of Speech Pathology 129 Y02 JO No 8 semesters 13,000 Academic IELTS overall score of 7.5
with no band less than 7.0.
070836J
Youth Work
Bachelor of Youth Work 130 C57 JO Yes 6 semesters 12,325 Western Australian applicants must
be able to gain a Working With
Children Card. Applicants from
other Australian states/territories
must be able to meet the criminal
checks relevant to their jurisdiction.
International students must meet
Western Australian requirements,
in addition to the requirements of
their home country.
079117A
Teacher Education
Early Childhood Studies
Bachelor of Education
(Early Childhood Studies)
132 Y42 JO / ML No 8 semesters 10,125 Academic IELTS overall score of
7.0 or above, with no band less
than 6.5.
074168G
Primary Education
(Primary)
133 Y41 JO / ML /
BU
No 8 semesters 10,125 Academic IELTS overall score of
7.0 or above, with no band less
than 6.5.
074169G
Secondary Education
(Secondary) (Biological
Science, Design and
Technology, Drama,
English, Health and Physical
Education, Home Economics,
Mathematics, Music, Physical
Science, Social Sciences,
Visual Arts)
135 Y68 JO / ML No 8 semesters 10,950 Biological Science Education
Major: Satisfactory performance
in a course from the Science
Learning Area at WACE stages
3A/3B, or equivalent is required.
Drama Education Major: Audition.
Mathematics Education Major:
Satisfactory performance in WACE
General Mathematics 3A/3B,
or the equivalent, is required.
(A satisfactory performance
in Mathematics 3C/3D or
Mathematics: Specialist 3A/3B,
or the equivalent, is preferred.)
Music Education Major: Audition,
practical test on the applicants
chosen instrument,.short aural /
theory test.
Physical Science Education
Major: Satisfactory performance
in WACE Stage 3 Mathematics
or its equivalent, and satisfactory
performance in 3A/3B Chemistry
or 3A/3B Physics, or equivalents
is required.
Visual Arts Education Major:
Interview and folio presentation.
Academic IELTS overall score of
7.0, with no band less than 6.5.
074171B
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Course Title
Page
No
Course
Code Campus
Mid-Year
Intake Duration
Fees Per
Semester
Special Admission
Requirements
CRICOS
Code
Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts
Acting
Bachelor of Arts (Acting) 142 Y93 ML No 6 semesters 11,575 Audition and interview and will
be held in November-December
annually. Students will be assessed
on their ability to meet the
technical requirements of the
course and their suitability for the
industry. The audition will include
a thorough assessment of acting
skills.
078476G
Arts Management
Bachelor of Arts
(Arts Management)
142 Y20 ML No 6 semesters 11,200 Individual interviews are conducted
to provide information about the
applicants experiences, motivation
and goals. It is important that
prospective students already have
an interest and background in
the arts as well as a commitment
to extending their knowledge
in management and the arts in
general.
073510G
Dance
Bachelor of Arts (Dance) 143 G48 ML No 6 semesters 11,600 Admission is based on audition
and interview. Information
relating to interview and audition
requirements and procedures is
available from WAAPA.
003824B
Music
Bachelor of Music (Classical
Performance: Instrumental,
Classical Performance:
Vocal, Composition
& Music Technology,
Contemporary Music, Jazz)
144 L66 ML No 8 semesters 11,625 Admission is based on an audition
(including a theory test) and
interview.
079944K
Music Theatre
Bachelor of Arts
(Music Theatre)
148 G44 ML No 6 semesters 11,600 Admission is based on a
comprehensive audition and
interview. Information relating
to audition and interview
requirements and procedures is
available from WAAPA.
050058A
Performing Arts
Bachelor of Performing
Arts (Performance Making,
Practice Transition)
148 Y97 ML No 6 semesters 11,525 Admission is based on an audition
and interview. Applicants will be
assessed on their ability to meet
the technical requirements of the
course and their suitability for the
industry.
077131G
Study Abroad (Not For Degree)
Study Abroad
Undergraduate
X01 BU / JO /
ML
Yes 1-2
Semesters
9,750 017465E
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Postgraduate
Course listing & fees
We strongly encourage you to use our online Fees Calculator http://fees.ecu.edu.au before nalising your choice of courses
and units.
Please note that the fees listed below are in Australian dollars. Fees are based on the units you select, so your fees may vary from
one semester to the next.
ENGLISH ENTRY REQUIREMENTS:
y IELTS: 6.5 (no individual band less than 6.0)
y TOEFL: iBT 84 (with no score below 17)
y TOEFL: 573 (paper based) including TWE of 5.0
y Pearson English Test: 64 with no score less than 58
Course Title
Page
No
Course
Code Campus
Mid-Year
Intake Duration
Fees Per
Semester Admission Requirements
CRICOS
Code
Biology, Chemistry & Environmental Science
Biological Sciences
Master of Science
(Biological Sciences)
35 J19 JO Yes 4 Semesters 11,650 Three-year specialised degree in
Biological Sciences, or equivalent.
015248G
Chemistry
Master of Science
(Chemistry)
35 L62 JO Yes 4 Semesters 11,650 Undergraduate science degree with
a major in chemistry.
078814F
Master of Science
(Environmental
Management)
35 J20 JO Yes 4 Semesters 11,650 Specialised Bachelor degree in
or equivalent.
012673D
Interdisiplinary Studies
Doctor of Philosophy 36 L25 BU Yes 6 Semesters 10,200 Masters degree or an honours
degree (First Class or Second Class,
Division A) or the equivalent in a
relevant field.
060887C
Doctor of Philosophy 36 L03 BU JO
ML
Yes 6 Semesters 11,750 Master degree or an Honours
degree (First Class or Second Class,
Division A), or the equivalent in a
relevant field.
070517B
Interdisiplinary Studies / Science
Master of Science
(Interdisciplinary Studies)
37 J22 JO ML Yes 4 Semesters 11,750 Bachelor degree in science or
equivalent.
058044J
Natural Sciences
Doctor of Philosophy 37 L17 JO Yes 6 Semesters 11,875 Masters degree with a substantial
research component or Honours
degree (First Class, Second Class,
Division A).
015273G
Business
Accounting
Master of Accounting
by Research
39 J33 JO Yes 4 Semesters 13,100 Stage 1 (Coursework and Thesis):
Bachelor degree.
Stage 2 (Thesis Stage Only):
Successful completion of Stage 1, or
Bachelor degree with Honours; or an
approved research-based Graduate
Diploma; or an approved equivalent
qualification; or appropriate
research preparation.
065179B
Master of Professional
Accounting
39 L97 JO Yes 4 Semesters 9,825 Bachelor degree in a discipline other
than accounting from a recognised
Australian institution, or a Bachelor
degree in a discipline other than
accounting from an non Australian
institution recognised under NOOSR
guidelines as equivalent to an
Australian Bachelor degree.
079124B
LISTINGS KEY:
BU: ECU South West (Bunbury) campus
JO: ECU Joondalup campus
ML: ECU Mount Lawley campus
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Course Title
Page
No
Course
Code Campus
Mid-Year
Intake Duration
Fees Per
CRICOS
Code
Business
Accounting / Economics / Finance
Doctor of Philosophy 40 634 JO Yes 6 Semesters 13,075 Master degree or an Honours degree
(First Class or Second Class, Division
A), or the equivalent in a relevant field.
034449G
Business
Graduate Certificate
of Business
41 L95 ML 1 Semester 9,850 Australian Bachelor degree (AQF
level 7) or equivalent qualification
from a recognised tertiary institution
OR Equivalent prior learning including
at least five years appropriate
professional work experience.
079480D
Business Administration
Master of Business
Administration
41 L93 ML, BU Yes 3 Semesters 11,050 Bachelors degree or equivalent to
AQF level 7 qualifications plus 3
years appropriate and/or relevant,
supervisory or managerial work
experience as signed off by the
Program Director, OR Evidence
of post secondary prior learning
including 5 years of appropriate and/
or relevant, supervisory or managerial
work experience as signed off by the
Program Director.
079121E
Master of Business
Administration (International)
(Human Resource
Management, Information
Systems, International
Business, Marketing,
Project Management)
41 L94 ML Yes 4 Semesters 9,825 Bachelor degree from a recognised
tertiary institutionor equivalent
prior learning including at least 5
years appropriate professional work
experience. International students will
need IELTS of 6.5 with no sub-band
below 6.0.
079116B
Event Management, Hospitality Management, Leisure Sciences, Marketing, Recreation Management, Sport Management, Tourism Management
Doctor of Philosophy 43 L26 JO Yes 6 Semesters 13,075 Master by Research or Bachelor
with Honours (First or upper
Second Class) or equivalent in a
relevant area of study, or where
the applicant can demonstrate
the capacity to undertake original
PhD-level research.
062859B
Finance
Master of Finance
by Research
43 J34 JO Yes 4 Semesters 13,100 Stage 1 (Preliminary):
Bachelor degree.
Stage 2 (Thesis): Successful
completion of Stage 1, or Bachelor
degree with Honours, or an approved
research-based Graduate Diploma, or
an approved equivalent qualification,
or appropriate research preparation.
065180J
Finance and Banking
Master of Finance and
Banking
44 L98 ML Yes 4 Semesters 9,825 Bachelor degree in an area other
than Finance and Banking or
equivalent prior learning including
at least five years appropriate
professional experience.
079115C
Hospitality Management
Master of Hospitality
Management by Research
44 J28 JO Yes 4 Semesters 13,100 Stage 1 (Coursework and thesis):
Bachelors Degree.
Stage 2 (Thesis stage only):
Bachelors degree with Honours; or an
Diploma; or an approved equivalent
qualification; or appropriate research
preparation.
065174G
POSTGRADUATE COURSE LISTING & FEES
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Course Title
Page
No
Course
Code Campus
Mid-Year
Intake Duration
Fees Per
CRICOS
Code
Business
Human Resource Management
Master of Human Resource
Management
44 L75 ML Yes 4 Semesters 9,825 Available to applicants with either:
An Australian Bachelor degree
(Australian Qualifications Framework
(AQF) Level 7) in a discipline other
than Human Resource Management
or an equivalent qualification from
a recognised tertiary institution, or
5 years appropriate and/or relevant,
Program Director, or Successful
completion of a Graduate Certificate
in a relevant discipline (AQF Level 8)
as signed off by the Program Director.
079123C
Master of Human Resource
Bachelor degree.
Stage 2 (Thesis): Bachelors degree
with Honours, or an approved
067813J
International Business
Master of International
Business by Research
Bachelors degree.
Stage 2 (Thesis): Bachelors degree
with Honours, or an approved
067365F
Management
Master of Management
by Research
Bachelor degree.
completion of Stage 1, or Bachelor
degree with Honours, or an approved
or appropriate research preparation
065173G
Management Information Systems
Information Systems
48 L71 ML Yes 4 Semesters 9,825 Australian Bachelor degree
(AQF Level 7) in a discipline other
than Information Systems or an
equivalent qualification from a
recognised tertiary institution. OR
5 years appropriate and/or relevant,
Program Director. OR Successful
completion of a Graduate Certificate
in a relevant discipline (AQF Level 8)
as signed off by the Program Director.
079125A
Information Systems by
Research
Bachelors Degree.
Bachelors degree with Honours,
or an approved research-based
Graduate Diploma, or an approved
equivalent qualification, or
appropriate research preparation.
065175F
Management / Management Information Systems
Doctor of Philosophy 49 628 JO 6 Semesters 13,075 Master by Research or Bachelor
with Honours (First or upper Second
Class) or equivalent in a relevant area
of study, or where the applicant can
demonstrate the capacity to undertake
original PhD-level research.
015255J
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Course Title
Page
No
Course
Code Campus
Mid-Year
Intake Duration
Fees Per
CRICOS
Code
Business
Marketing
Master of Marketing 49 L73 ML Yes 4 Semesters 9,825 A Bachelors degree or qualification
equivalent to AQF level 7 plus 3
years appropriate and/or relevant,
experience, which must be signed
off by the Programme Director.
OR Evidence of post-secondary
prior learning, including 5 years
of appropriate and/or relevant
experience, which must be signed
off by the Programme Director.
079114D
Master of Marketing
by Research
Bachelor degree.
Stage 2 (Thesis): Students can be
admitted directly to Stage 2 with the
following qualifications: a) A Bachelors
degree with Honours; or b) An
Diploma; or c) An approved equivalent
qualification; or d) Appropriate
065176E
Project Management
Master of Project
Management
51 L99 ML Yes 4 Semesters 9,825 Bachelor degree in another discipline
OR a Graduate Certificate of
Business acceptable to the course
coordinator. Applicants who do not
meet admission requirements to this
course may be eligible to apply for
the Graduate Certificate of Business
(Project Management).
079106D
Recreation Management
Master of Recreation
52 J41 JO No 4 Semesters 13,100 Stage 1 (Coursework and thesis):
Students require a Bachelors degree
for admission to Stage 1
Stage 2 (Thesis stage only): Students
can be admitted directly into Stage
2 with the following qualifications:
a) A relevant Bachelors degree with
Honours; b) An approved research-
based Graduate Diploma; c) An
approved equivalent qualification;
d) Appropriate research preparation.
075152G
Sport Management
Master of Sport
Bachelors degree.
065177D
Tourism Management
Master of Tourism
Students require a Bachelors degree
for admission to Stage 1.
069941G
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Course Title
Page
No
Course
Code Campus
Mid-Year
Intake Duration
Fees Per
CRICOS
Code
Arts
Master of Arts by Research 55 L52 ML Yes 4 Semesters 11,275 Bachelor degree in a relevant
discipline, or a Bachelor degree in
a different discipline with a relevant
Graduate Diploma at the course
coordinators discretion.
079541G
Broadcasting
Graduate Certificate in
Broadcasting (Radio)
55 W66 ML No 1 Semester 11,250 Three year degree, or equivalent,
or substantial relevant industry
experience. Applicants are required
to undergo an audition and interview
and will be asked to write a 500
word personal statement before
acceptance. They must also contact
the School prior to applying to
arrange an interview with the course
coordinator. Once students have
submitted their application, they
will be contacted by the School
to arrange an audition.
071574G
Graduate Diploma of
Broadcasting
55 W56 ML No 2 Semesters 11,250 A three year degree or equivalent,
or substantial relevant industry
experience. Applicants are required
to undergo an audition and interview
and will be asked to write a 500
word personal statement before
acceptance. They must also contact
the School prior to applying to
arrange an interview with the course
coordinator. Once students have
applied, they will be contacted by
the School to arrange an audition.
052276G
Communications
of Communications
(Advertising, Creative
Services, Events and
Communications,
Journalism, Management
and Public Relations, Mass
Communication, Media
and Cultural Studies, Public
Relations, Scriptwriting)
56 G75 ML Yes 1 Semester 11,250 A three year degree in a relevant
discipline. Applicants without formal
academic qualifications with at least
five years appropriate professional
experience in either multimedia
or communications may apply
for admission.
058037G
Graduate Diploma
of Communications
Communications,
and Cultural Studies, Public
58 G78 ML Yes 2 Semesters 11,475 A three year degree in a relevant
discipline. Applicants without formal
academic qualifications with at least
experience in either multimedia
or communications may apply
for admission.
058038G
Master of Communications
Communications, Film and
Video , Interactive Media,
Communication Media
and Cultural Studies,
Photomedia, Public
60 I24 ML Yes 4 Semesters 11,725 Bachelor degree in another discipline
or at least five years appropriate
061782D
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Course Title
Page
No
Course
Code Campus
Mid-Year
Intake Duration
Fees Per
CRICOS
Code
Communications (continued)
Communications
Communications, Film and
Video, Interactive Media,
and Cultural Studies,
Photomedia, Public
63 G77 ML Yes 3 Semesters 11,250 Bachelor degree in another discipline
or at least five years appropriate
professional experience in either
multimedia or communications.
039440K
Communications / Contemporary Arts / Design / English / History / Interactive Multimedia Development / Politics and Government / Writing
Doctor of Philosophy 68 L15 ML Yes 6 Semesters 11,650 Relevant Honours degree (First or
Upper Second Class) or equivalent.
052014G
Creative Industries
Graduate Certificate of
Creative Industries (Art
Object Design, Film and
Photomedia, Retail Design
and Planning)
68 G76 ML Yes 1 Semester 11,250 A three year degree in another
discipline from a recognised
university, or at least five years
substantial industry experience.
058246K
Graduate Diploma of
Creative Industries
(Art Object Design, Film and
Photomedia, Retail Design
and Planning)
69 G74 ML Yes 2 Semesters 11,250 A three year degree in another
discipline from a recognised
university, or at least five years
substantial industry experience.
058247J
Display and Events
Design (Display and Events)
70 M60 ML Yes 1 Semester 11,250 Bachelor degree, or equivalent prior
learning including at least five years
appropriate professional experience
in visual or media arts.
055472B
Graduate Diploma in Design
(Display and Events)
71 M59 ML Yes 2 Semesters 11,250 Bachelor degree, or equivalent prior
055473A
Master of Design
(Display and Events)
71 M58 ML Yes 3 Semesters 11,325 Bachelor degree, or equivalent prior
055474M
Innovative Technology
Master of Innovative
Technology
72 I09 ML Yes 4 Semesters 11,525 Bachelor degree, or at least five years
appropriate professional experience.
057995C
Screen Studies
Communications
(Screen Studies)
72 I08 ML No 3 Trimesters 11,250* Three year degree in relevant
discipline from recognised tertiary
institution or minimum of five years
substantial industry experience in
either multimedia or communications.
Admission to this program is by a
detailed CV, personal statement,
interview and showreel or portfolio
presentation.
052980F
Two Dimensional and Digital Design
Two Dimensional and
Digital Design
73 V50 ML Yes 1 Semester 11,250 Bachelor degree or equivalent prior
049990G
Graduate Diploma in Two
Dimensional and Digital
Design
73 V49 ML Yes 2 Semesters 11,250 Bachelor degree or equivalent prior
049991G
Master in Two Dimensional
and Digital Design
74 V48 ML Yes 3 Semesters 11,175 Bachelor degree, or at least five years
049989A
* Please note that this fee is based on three trimesters over one year. The total cost for this course is $33,750.
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Course
Code Campus
Mid-Year
Intake Duration
Fees Per
CRICOS
Code
Visual Arts
Graduate Diploma of Arts
(Visual Arts)
74 518 ML No 2 Semesters 11,250 A relevant degree or equivalent in
creative arts .Plus demonstrated:
a) Aptitudes for committed practice
within the creative arts; and
b) Research abilities in both the
written and practical components
of the course.
055475K
Master of Arts (Visual Arts) 75 H53 ML Yes 4 Semesters 11,075 Bachelor degree or equivalent
in the creative arts, visual
arts, contemporary fashion or
contemporary performance plus
demonstrate recent practical
experience in the visual arts,
contemporary fashion or
contemporary performance;
and a written proposal of work
to be undertaken during the
Masters program.
046135E
Computer Science
Master of Computer Science 77 I45 ML Yes 4 Semesters 11250 Bachelor degree; or equivalent. 065186C
Master of Science (Computer
Science) by Research
77 J16 ML Yes 4 Semesters 11400 A recognised degree, including
necessary prerequisite studies in
computing. Details of admission
requirements are specified below:
a) Graduates of the Bachelor of
Science (Computer Science) or
equivalent require a course average
of 60 per cent, or will be expected
to provide evidence of relevant
experience in the computing industry;
b) Graduate Diploma of Science
(Computer Studies) or equivalent will
require a course average of 70 per
cent, or will be expected to provide
evidence of relevant experience in the
computing industry. Such graduates
may be required to complete bridging
units. It is expected that an applicant
will have completed a computing
project at undergraduate or Graduate
Diploma level, or have had suitable
work experience in lieu;
c) Students with an equivalent of
eight to eleven Bachelor of Science
(Computer Science) units or whose
course did not contain certain
expected studies, may be required
to complete bridging units;
d) Candidates with a First or Second
Class Honours degree in computing
may be permitted to proceed directly
to second year of the two-year
Master program, although depending
on their topic, they may be required
to undertake some coursework.
015901F
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Course Title
Page
No
Course
Code Campus
Mid-Year
Intake Duration
Fees Per
CRICOS
Code
Computer Science / Information Science
Doctor of Philosophy 78 L10 ML Yes 6 Semesters 11250 Doctor of Philosophy (Computer
Science): Bachelor degree in
Computer Science or a related
area with 2A Honours or better,
or a relevant Masters degree with
a substantial research component.
Doctor of Philosophy (Information
Science): Bachelor degree in
Information Science or a related
area with 2A Honours or better,
or a relevant Masters degree with
a substantial research component.
012669M
Computer Security
Graduate Diploma of
Computer Security
78 D89 ML Yes 2 Semesters 11250 Bachelor degree, or five years
appropriate work experience.
Students who do not have an
undergraduate degree must
successfully complete a Graduate
Certificate in Computer Security
before continuing with stage 2.
047708J
Computer and Network Security
Master of Computer and
Network Security
79 I18 ML Yes 4 Semesters 11250 Bachelor degree or the Graduate
Certificate or Graduate Diploma of
Computer and Network Security.
059133M
Cyber Security
of Cyber Security
79 L50 ML Yes 1 Semester 11250 Bachelor degree or five years
078329G
Graduate Diploma
of Cyber Security
80 L51 ML Yes 2 Semesters 11250 Bachelor degree; or equivalent prior
078349D
Digital Forensics
Master of Digital Forensics 80 I03 ML Yes 3 Semesters 11250 Bachelor degree, or five years
Students who do not have an
undergraduate degree must
successfully complete a Graduate
Certificate in Digital Forensics before
continuing with stage 2. Students with
an existing degree must complete the
level 4 units before continuing on to
stage 2 units.
058028J
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Course Title
Page
No
Course
Code Campus
Mid-Year
Intake Duration
Fees Per
CRICOS
Code
Information Services
Graduate Diploma of Science
(Information Services)
(Information Science,
Teacher Librarianship)
80 D79 ML Yes 2 Semesters 11250 A three-year undergraduate
degree and/or satisfy Australian
Qualifications Framework (AQF)
entry pathway requirements.
Prospective students who do
not have a three-year tertiary
qualification may apply for alternative
entry to areas of specialisation
other than the Teacher Librarianship
stream. Applicants for AQF
alternative entry must demonstrate
prior learning, including at least
experience and should include with
their application a curriculum vitae
and references confirming their
Information Science: Bachelor
degree in a discipline other than
library and information science,
or demonstrated prior learning,
including at least five years
Teacher Librarianship: Bachelor
of Arts (Education) or equivalent
teaching qualification, plus at
least twelve months satisfactory
full-time or part-time equivalent
school teaching experience.
038316M
Information Technology
Master of Information
Technology
81 I46 ML Yes 3 Semesters 11250 Bachelor degree, or equivalent prior
065187B
Doctor of Information
Technology
82 L14 ML Yes 3 Semesters 11250 a) An undergraduate degree in
computer science, information
technology, computer engineering
or related area with 2A Honours or
equivalent; or b) Relevant professional
or coursework Masters degree with
substantial research component, or
relevant research Masters degree
041598C
Security Management
Security Management
82 704 JO No 1 Semester 12500 Bachelor degree in a discipline
other than Security Management
or Security Science, or at least five
years professional experience in the
security industry.
015411B
Master of Security
Management
83 U68 JO No 3 Semesters 12,500 Bachelor degree, or equivalent prior
International Students may be
admitted to the course subject to the
Universitys fee scale and admission
requirements. The language of
instruction is English and all students
are expected to be proficient in
both spoken and written English.
All assessment will be conducted
in the English language.
052598A
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Course Title
Page
No
Course
Code Campus
Mid-Year
Intake Duration
Fees Per
CRICOS
Code
Engineering
Master of Engineering
(Civil Engineering,
Electrical Power
Engineering, Electronics
and Communications
Engineering, Instrumentation
Control and Automation
Engineering, Mechanical
Engineering, Mechatronics
Engineering)
85 I59 JO Yes 4 Semesters 11,300 Bachelor degree, or equivalent,
in engineering, or engineering
technology, ECUs Bachelor
of Engineering Science, or
ECUs Graduate Diploma in
Engineering Science.
067370J
Doctor of Philosophy
(Engineering)
86 L64 JO Yes 6 Semesters 11,775 Bachelors degree (Upper Second
Class Honours or higher in
engineering or a related field),
or Masters degree in engineering
or a related field.
078816D
Engineering Science
Graduate Diploma in
Engineering Science
87 W71 JO Yes 2 Semesters 11,150 Bachelors degree, or equivalent,
in a science or technology related
area. The applicants first degree
must provide an adequate level of
preparation in mathematics (including
calculus and linear algebra) and in
physical sciences (including statics,
dynamics, electric circuits and
introductory electronics) to meet
the normal prerequisites for units
in the course.
072703F
Master of Engineering
Science
87 L63 JO Yes 4 Semesters 11,775 Relevant Bachelor degree in
engineering or science.
078815E
Mathematics
with Honours (First or Upper
Second Class) or equivalent in a
relevant area of study, or where
the applicant can demonstrate the
capacity to undertake original
PhD-level research.
066500A
Mathematics and Planning
Master of Science
(Mathematics and Planning)
88 N93 JO Yes 4 Semesters 10,725 A three-year undergraduate degree
(or equivalent), which includes a
substantial mathematics component.
Students with an appropriate
Honours degree may proceed
directly to Stage 2.
003773G
Exercise & Health Science
Exercise and Health Science
Doctor of Philosophy 90 L21 JO Yes 6 Semesters 11,925 Relevant Honours degree (First or
Second Class, Division A) from a
recognised university or appropriate
Masters degree.
045636C
Public Health
Graduate Diploma of
Public Health
90 W61 JO Yes 2 Semesters 11,650 Relevant Bachelor degree or relevant
postgraduate qualification.
071517E
Master of Public Health 90 I62 JO Yes 4 Semesters 11,650 Relevant Bachelor degree or relevant
postgraduate qualification.
070834M
Sports Science
Master of Science
(Sports Science) by Research
91 P20 JO Yes 4 Semesters 11,900 Bachelor of Science (Sports Science)
or equivalent.
012675B
Doctor of Philosophy 91 631 JO Yes 6 Semesters 11,925 Relevant Master degree with a
substantial research component
or Honours degree (First Class,
Second Class, Division A) from
a recognised university.
015275E
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Course Title
Page
No
Course
Code Campus
Mid-Year
Intake Duration
Fees Per
CRICOS
Code
Law & Justice
Criminology / Justice / Law
with Honours (First or upper Second
Class) or equivalent in a relevant
area of study, or where the applicant
can demonstrate the capacity to
undertake original PhD level research.
062860J
Planning
Doctor of Philosophy 94 L31 JO Yes 6 Semesters 13,075 Undergraduate planning degree
accredited by Planning Institute of
Australia (PIA), Master by Research
or Bachelor with Honours (First or
upper Second Class) or equivalent
in a relevant area of study, or where
the applicant can demonstrate
the capacity to undertake original
doctoral level research.
067349F
Medical & Paramedical Sciences
Human Biology
Master of Science (Human
Biology) by Research
96 N90 JO Yes 4 Semesters 12,050 A three-year specialised
degree in human biology or an
equivalent qualification.
012674C
Medical Science
Doctor of Philosophy 96 L34 JO Yes 6 Semesters 12,375 Bachelor degree with 2A Honours
or better, or a relevant Master
degree which has a substantial
research component.
075168M
Paramedical Science
Master of Paramedical
Science (Community
Paramedicine, Critical Care,
Disaster and Emergency
Response)
96 I58 JO Yes 3 Semesters 12,200 Bachelor degree or equivalent prior
learning including at least 5 years
071550D
Nursing
Clinical Leadership and Management
Doctor of Health Science
(Clinical Leadership and
Management)
99 L35 JO No 6 Semesters 11,775 Masters by Research, or Masters by
Coursework (with a 2/3 research
component), or Bachelor degree
with Honours or equivalent, or
Demonstration of extensive
professional experience and the
capacity to undertake original
doctoral-level research in a
professional setting. It is desirable
that the student have a minimum
of five years health industry
related experience.
077133F
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Course Title
Page
No
Course
Code Campus
Mid-Year
Intake Duration
Fees Per
CRICOS
Code
Nursing
Nursing
Master of Nursing 99 I48 JO Yes 3 Semesters 11,775 A certified copy of their current
nursing registration. Although a
relevant Bachelor degree is generally
required, Registered Nurses with
a hospital-based qualification will
be eligible for enrolment at the
discretion of the course coordinator,
after assessment of relevant prior
education and/or experience.
A minimum of two years
post-registration full-time
nursing experience.
A certified copy of proof of
identity containing a photograph is
required (for example a passport or
drivers license).
Students are required to provide:
The names of two referees; and
A copy of the prospective
students current curriculum vitae
demonstrating a minimum of two
years full-time clinical professional
nursing experience; and
Academic IELTS of 6.5 with no
individual band less than 6.5.
073505D
Master of Nursing
by Research
100 695 JO Yes 4 Semesters 11,775 Applicants must be currently
registered nurses. All applicants must
be in possession of a nursing or other
appropriate degree or the equivalent,
and must have a minimum of two years
post-registration nursing experience.
All applicants are required to provide:
A certified copy of current registration.
A certified copy of academic
transcripts at Bachelor level and above.
Names and contact details of two
professional referees.
Overseas applicants must provide
evidence of proficiency in the
English language.
026331M
Doctor of Philosophy 100 654 JO Yes 6 Semesters 11,750 Masters degree or an Honours
degree (First Class or Upper Second
Class) or the equivalent in a relevant
field from a recognised university.
019754B
Children and Family Studies / Community Studies / Counselling and Applied Counselling Skills / Disability / Social Science / Womens Studies /
Youth Work
Doctor of Philosophy 102 V77 JO Yes 6 Semesters 12,300 Masters by Research or an Honours
degree (First Class or Upper Second
Class) in a relevant subject area.
052013J
Psychology
Master of Psychology 102 I69 JO No 4 Semesters 13,200 An Honours level 2A or equivalent
in an accredited fourth-year course
in psychology is normally required
for admission into the Master of
Psychology. Admission into the
program is competitive and work
experience is an advantage. Academic
IELTS overall score of 7.0, with no
individual band less than 6.5.
074074C
Doctor of Philosophy 103 614 JO Yes 6 Semesters 12,725 Relevant Honours degree (First
Class, Second Class, Division A) or
Masters degree with a substantial
research component.
012668A
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Course Title
Page
No
Course
Code Campus
Mid-Year
Intake Duration
Fees Per
CRICOS
Code
Social Science
Master of Social Science 103 U66 JO Yes 2 Semesters 13,200 A First or Upper Second Class
Honours degree in a relevant area, or
a postgraduate diploma or graduate
certificate in a relevant area with
a course average of 65% or more.
Special consideration will be given
to equivalent research experience.
052271B
Teacher Education
Education
Master of Education
(Behaviour Management,
Educational Leadership,
Learning Difficulties, Literacy
Education, Special Education,
Teaching English to Speakers
of Other Languages)
105 H08 ML Yes 2 Semesters 10,425 Places in the program are available
through competitive admission.
a) a Bachelor of Education degree;
or b) a Bachelor level degree in any
other field, plus a Graduate Diploma
of Education or equivalent.
Special entry: a) a Bachelor level
degree in any other field, plus
extensive professional experience; or
b) a three year trained teacher with
extensive professional experience.
Evidence to support the applicants
professional experience will be
required when applying for special
entry. For international students,
with no individual band less than 6.5.
034459F
Master of Education
by Research
107 J44 ML Yes 3 Semesters 10,600 Stage 1 (Preliminary):
Bachelor degree.
completion of Stage 1, OR a Bachelor
Degree with Honours, or an approved
075286E
Doctor of Philosophy 107 589 JO ML Yes 6 Semesters 10,800 Bachelor of Education with Honours
First or Upper Second Class (2A); or
Master of Education (by Coursework)
or thesis; or Bachelor degree with
First or Upper Second Class Honours
in a discipline other than Education,
plus one year full-time or equivalent
study in a relevant area of education;
or a Master degree in a discipline
other than education, plus one year
full-time or equivalent study in a
relevant area of education. Applicants
would also normally be expected to
have relevant professional experience.
Academic IELTS overall band of 7.0
026336F
Education Leadership
Graduate Certificate of
Education in Educational
Leadership
108 S94 ML No 1 Semester 10,400 Bachelor of Education, a three
year degree and Graduate Diploma
of Education, or equivalent.
Professionals with other appropriate
non-teaching qualifications are
welcome to apply. Three year trained
teachers with a minimum of five
years experience may apply for
special entry. Academic IELTS overall
score of 7.0 with no individual band
less than 6.5.
069945C
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Course Title
Page
No
Course
Code Campus
Mid-Year
Intake Duration
Fees Per
CRICOS
Code
Teacher Education
Teacher Education: Early Childhood Studies
Graduate Diploma
of Education (Early
Childhood Studies)
109 S19 ML No 2 Semesters 10,150 Bachelor degree.
Applicants must supply their resume
together with a personal statement
on why the applicant wishes to
become a teacher.
060883G
Teacher Education: Primary
Graduate Diploma of
Education (Primary)
109 S51 BU ML No 2 Semesters 10,150 Bachelor degree.
Applicants must supply their resume
together with a personal statement
on why the applicant wishes to
become a teacher.
with no individual band less than 7.
063340C
Teacher Education: Secondary
Graduate Diploma of
Education (Secondary)
(see course page for a list
of specialisations)
110 W82 JO, ML No 2 Semesters 10,150 Bachelor degree with a suitable
background for a major and a minor
area of specialisation, reflecting
secondary school curriculum areas.
Applicants must supply their
resume together with a personal
statement on why they wish to
become a teacher.
074061G
Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts
Music
Graduate Diploma of Music 112 S31 ML No 2 Semesters 11,325 Bachelor of Music, or equivalent.
Applications are submitted via the
Education and Arts Online Application
System. Admission is based on an
audition and/or interview.
060885E
Performing Arts
Master of Arts
(Performing Arts)
112 J40 ML Yes 4 Semesters 11,250 Stage 1 (Preliminary): Bachelor
degree.
completion of Stage 1. However,
students may also be admitted to
Stage 2 by advanced standing based
on having completed: a) A Bachelor
Degree with Honours, or b) An
Diploma, or c) An approved equivalent
qualification, or d) Appropriate
074069M
Doctor of Philosophy 113 L12 ML Yes 6 Semesters 11,650 Relevant Master degree or Honours
degree (First or Upper Second Class)
plus a portfolio of work, interview
and/or audition (where appropriate).
055523G
Study Abroad (Not For Degree)
Study Abroad
Postgraduate
X02 BU JO
ML
Yes 1-2
Semesters
017465E
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Important Information
VISA CONDITIONS
As an international student studying in Australia on a
student visa, or other visa types, there are a number
of conditions attached to the granting of your Visa.
Visit www.immi.gov.au/students to obtain more information.
EDUCATION SERVICES FOR OVERSEAS
STUDENTS (ESOS)
The Education Services for Overseas Student Act 2000
(ESOS Act) provides important safeguards for overseas
students in Australia. The ESOS Act regulates the activities
of education providers, like ECU, who deliver education
and training to international students by setting standards
and providing for tuition and nancial assurance. ECUs
teaching and support of international students are guided
and monitored by the Federal Department of Education,
Employment and Workplace Relations (DEEWR) under the
Education Services for Overseas Students (ESOS) Framework.
Visit www.aei.gov.au/Regulatory-Information/Pages/
Regulatoryinformation.aspx for more information.
ECUS INTERNATIONAL STUDENT TUITION FEE
REFUND POLICY
The ECUs International Student Tuition Fee Refund Policy
applies to international students who do not begin or cease
studying at ECU. The purpose of the policy is to clarify
your entitlement to refund of fees and relevant processes,
as required under government regulation. You can visit
www.ecu.edu.au/GPPS/policies to view the ECUs
International Student Tuition Refund Policy.
INDEPENDENT INTERNATIONAL
STUDENTS CONCILIATOR
The Department of Education Services (Western Australia)
oers a free mediation/conciliation service through the
International Student Conciliator. The Conciliator attempts
to resolve disputes between international students and
institutions, as part of the institutions internal complaints
and appeals procedure. For example, you may be dissatised
with some aspect of the education that is being oered by
the institution.
The Conciliator is able to discuss issues of concern at any
stage of the internal complaints and appeals procedure;
however, the Conciliator will not become actively involved
in the case until the parties have attempted to resolve
the dispute themselves and that attempt has failed.
Visit www.des.wa.gov.au/international_education/Disputes
for more information.
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courses and impose limitations on enrolment in any course.
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