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.
Libraries at each campus provide comprehensive book and journal collections, electronic resources and facilities.
Campus LifeOur campuses offer modern, vibrant and secure locations for work and study. All campuses are accessible via public transport.
Find everything you need to know about ECU's transition to the new campus in the Perth CBD.
TeamsFind out about the roles and responsibilities of specialist teams across ECU.
Check out the latest staff news and other things worth noting.
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.
ECU LibraryLibraries at each campus provide comprehensive book and journal collections, electronic resources and facilities for study and research.
Get the most out of your university experience - check out the facilities on your campus and learn about your Student Guild.
Check out the latest student news and other things worth noting.
Important dates for students, including enrolment dates, withdrawal dates, exam timetables and more.
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.
As a Higher Degree by Research (HDR) candidate, you're embarking on a journey supported by a wealth of services at ECU.
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.
Boost your career with professional development, available at your fingertips.
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.
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The ECU Neurodivergent Mentoring Program was established in 2023 with a view to support students with unique challenges to adjust to student life and foster a sense of belonging at ECU. The program pairs students with peer mentors with lived experience of neurodivergence and are in their later years of study at ECU. Mentoring takes place weekly or fortnightly and can be conducted in person or online. Support may include assistance with navigating university systems, accessing support services, communicating with academic staff and developing strategies to build confidence and lead to academic success. Students who are interested in the program should contact their Accessibility Adviser or make an initial appointment with the service to discuss further.
The ‘ECU Neurodivergent Community’ TEAMs channel was established in response to an increasing number of students with ADHD accessing support through Access and Inclusion. Whilst these students often shared common challenges, many also felt isolated and disconnected from their peers. The channel aims to create a platform for peer connection, where students with shared experiences can connect with each other, access relevant resources and facilitate their own study sessions (body doubling). Students seeking access to the group should contact their Accessibility Adviser or make an initial appointment with the service to discuss further.
ECU has recently opened Sensory Spaces in the library on each campus. A Sensory Space is a controllable environment where students can regulate their sensory input, emotions, recover from sensory overwhelm and access resources. Sensory Spaces are important in creating access to education for students with sensory needs.
Sensory Spaces are traditionally designed for students with sensory processing disabilities and/or neurodivergence, and the spaces have been designed to support these individuals across three distinct zones: Calm, Connection and Community zones. Each space is also equipped with empowering and affirming resources, as well as a Sensory Library including items such as ear defenders, sensory kits, weighted items, puzzles, and colouring tools.
The Sensory Spaces are not intended for students to complete assignments or undertake long periods of study. Students seeking a quiet place to study should use the quiet study areas in the library or consider booking a silent study room.
Current students can access a range of disability specific resources on the Access and Inclusion CANVAS site.
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