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.
Our 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.
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.
The Fitness to Study Policy aims to assist in creating a safe, inclusive and supportive learning environment, allowing the University to provide additional support or adjustments to a student’s academic journey. For students who may be experiencing difficulties that are impacting not only their own ability to succeed in their studies but that may also impact on the health, safety or wellbeing of others in the learning environment,
ECU has a wide range of support services to assist students with challenges they face in their studies or life outside the university. On most occasions, getting advice or support from these teams will assist students with getting back on track.
If concern has been raised about your ability to successfully continue in your studies, you can be asked to attend a meeting to discuss the challenges you may be facing.
Fitness to Study meetings are conducted by senior officers in the university who have been appointed to their role by the Vice-Chancellor, Senior Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Deputy Vice-Chancellor or Pro-Vice-Chancellor.
Fitness to Study meetings are a formal process, however they are designed to be supportive. If you receive an invitation to meet regarding concerns for your wellbeing or a fitness to study, it is important to reassure you that the meeting is about getting to know you, to understand what may be happening for you and what we as a university can do to assist you further during this time to ensure that you continue to succeed in your studies.
These meetings are designed to be collaborative with students, so any decisions and outcomes are agreed to by everyone. You can bring a trusted support person, family members or representative of the Student Guild to the meeting, and all agreed outcomes are documented and recorded.
If you require guidance or have questions about this process, contact the Student Incident and Support Manager.
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