The university is now organised into eight teaching schools, with each school responsible for ongoing research programs.
Our professional service areas support the University's core business of teaching and research.
Our internal professional service intranet webpages are for staff.
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Find everything you need to know about ECU's transition to the new campus in the Perth CBD.
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Information about enrolment and study opportunities, as well as exams and results and loads of study advice.
Discuss issues like your studies, your health, careers and jobs and much more with people who care about your life at ECU.
Money Matters tells you about fees and accounts, scholarships and student loans.
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Get the most out of your university experience - check out the facilities on your campus and learn about your Student Guild.
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Go here for application forms for enrolments, extensions, scholarships, parking permits and lots more.
The Research Intranet is the gateway for research students and staff to information, news, resources and support relating to research.
Graduate Research Services supports and develops research students through face-to-face and online training, mentoring, seminars and social activities.
Research Services supports research staff on issues like research ethics, commercialisation and funding opportunities.
The conduct of research activities involving human or animal participants is governed by ethics guidelines contained in legislation and policies.
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Strategies and techniques to enhance student learning.
Be rewarded for your outstanding teaching and learning achievements.
Align your work to university goals and strategies.
Factsheets, handbooks and other useful support tools.
Explore technologies you can use to support your teaching and learning.
Check out the latest CLT news and other things worth noting.
In this part of the intranet you'll find help and resources for many of the critical web application systems used by staff.
The web apps listed here, and many more, are also available as 'Easy Logins' and 'Other Logins' options from the Student and Staff portals.
To access these applications, and many more
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The web apps listed here, and many more, are also available as 'Easy Logins' and 'Other Logins' options from the Student and Staff portals.
If you’re experiencing difficulties or dissatisfaction with supervision, support or facilities that are affecting your academic progress you should initially try to resolve the problem through discussion with your supervisor.
If this is unsatisfactory, or not possible, you should discuss the matter first with your Postgraduate Coordinator, then Associate Dean (Research), Dean of School or Dean, Graduate Research, in that order, if necessary.
If the problem cannot be resolved through discussion at these levels, you can lodge a written complaint with the Dean of Graduate Research. Following an investigation of the matter by Graduate Research, if you’re still dissatisfied with the decision, you may appeal against that ruling.
If the problem or disagreement can’t be resolved between you, your supervisor or any of the above people you should refer to the procedures outlined in the Student Complaints policy.
Following submission of your thesis for examination, you may appeal against aspects of the examination process or outcome of the examination, but not against aspects of supervision. Therefore, it is essential to attempt to resolve issues regarding supervision as early as possible.
If you’re unhappy with the outcome of the examination process you have up to 20 business days following the notification of the outcome to lodge an appeal.
You should consult the University Statutes, Rules and By-Laws web page for full details on appeal procedures. Part VI Division 5 of the Edith Cowan University Admission, Enrolment and Academic Progress Rules (University rules) covers the conditions for appeals to the Student Appeals Committee for a course requiring submission of a thesis.
Again, you may appeal against aspects of the examination process or outcome of the examination, but not against aspects of supervision. For more information, visit the Exam results and appeals web page.
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