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  1. Career outcomes for Arts graduates

    Studying an Arts degree will allow you to develop skills that are highly sought after by employers such as clear written and oral communication skills, critical and analytical... Date Updated: 07/11/2025

  2. Redirecting my student email

    The UWA Student Email Service provides the ability for students to forward their email to another address. Important Note : You can place a redirect on your student account to forward your emails to... Date Updated: 13/01/2026

  3. Obtaining a lesser qualification if you choose to not complete your course

    If you do not wish to complete your course and want to take out a lesser qualification, it's important you contact your Student Advising Office  to discuss whether you are eligible to take... Date Updated: 10/02/2025

  4. Obtaining help for difficulties that may affect your exam performance

    If you are experiencing personal difficulties, speak with your  Student Advising Office  to request an EVA You can also contact the UWA Counselling and Psychological service . They provide... Date Updated: 06/01/2026

  5. Bringing a personal camera to your graduation ceremony

    Your guests are welcome to bring their own cameras to capture your special moment. Guests may take their own photos from their seat, we just ask they're mindful of the other guests around them and... Date Updated: 10/02/2025

  6. Available activities in Perth

    Once you have settled in, there are a wealth of activities for you to experience .   Western Australia is known for its beautiful scenery which ranges from spectacular coastlines (including... Date Updated: 30/06/2025

  7. Native and near-native speakers undertaking language units and majors

    Students from a culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) background with a native and near-native language skill level may be able to study some language units, as follows:   Language Unit... Date Updated: 13/11/2025

  8. Checking the balance on your Campus Card

    You can check your Campus Card account balance by: Tagging your card at any Library  autoloader Tagging your card at any UWA print or copy terminal, or Logging into your  online... Date Updated: 17/11/2025

  9. Access to other accounts with your Campus Card

    Your Campus Card credit is only used for printing and scanning on campus, it cannot be linked to any bank accounts or used to pay bus or train fares. If you are a full-time enrolled UWA student using... Date Updated: 28/01/2026

  10. Enrolled students eligibility for Youth Allowance

    Normally, the Centrelink payment Youth Allowance is only paid to eligible students who are studying full-time. For Centrelink purposes, full-time is at least three 6 credit point units (18 credit... Date Updated: 20/10/2025