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  1. Class Allocation System (CAS) explained

    CAS  is UWA's Class Allocation System, this is where you create your class timetable for the units in the coming semester.  You can use CAS to prepare and update your timetable for a class... Date Updated: 03/03/2026

  2. Conditions to remain in UniHall

    You must be enrolled as a full time student at UWA to become and to remain as a UniHall resident. If you begin to fail your units, this may affect your enrolment. There is plenty of academic support... Date Updated: 28/10/2025

  3. Ability to register for more than one micro-credential

    You may enrol in more than one micro-credential at the same time. Date Updated: 01/07/2025

  4. Doctoral Candidate Research Internship with a Research end-user (REU)

    Updated A Research End User (REU) means a business, government or not-for-profit. It can be an individual, group or organisation that will directly use or directly benefit from the output, outcome or results... Date Updated: 26/05/2026

  5. Withdrawing before the census date

    If you are a Domestic Student and you withdraw on or before the  census date  for your unit(s), you will receive a refund of any student contribution or tuition fees paid... Date Updated: 28/10/2025

  6. Location of the Student Advising Offices

    Student Advising Offices  Your one-stop-shop for all course-related questions.  If you're unsure who your Student Office is, login to  studentConnect  to check. You can find... Date Updated: 24/03/2026

  7. Stackable micro-credentials explained

    Micro-credentials are ‘stackable’ because you can combine multiple micro-credentials that may then be converted to academic credit when commencing an undergraduate or postgraduate course at UWA. To... Date Updated: 01/07/2025

  8. Difference between micro-credentials and other types of study

    Micro-credentials are short, specific courses designed to be stackable. They give you the flexibility to pick and choose what works for you, so you can complete a one-off micro-credential or stack... Date Updated: 01/07/2025

  9. Selecting classes if CAS won't let you enter preferences

    There may be a number of reasons why you can't enter preferences in CAS : CAS may not be open for entering preferences: You can only enter preferences at specific times of the year. Check... Date Updated: 03/03/2026

  10. Micro-credentials explained

    UWA Plus micro-credentials are professional short courses, that also earn academic credit. Successfully completing a micro-credential showcases mastery of specific skills, knowledge and/or... Date Updated: 01/07/2025