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  1. Compulsory student health cover for undergraduate international students

    Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) is an Australian Government visa requirement for all Student Visa holders. It is normally compulsory for all international students, for the... Date Updated: 29/10/2025

  2. Being granted PR status after you have applied to study at UWA as an international student

    If you are granted Permanent Residency after you have applied to UWA but before you have commenced studies, your International Offer becomes void, and you will need to re-apply as a Domestic Student... Date Updated: 29/10/2025

  3. Extra costs during UWA College studies

    In addition to tuition fees, you can expect to pay accommodation fees (if you are staying in UWA College accommodation), OSHC fees, learning resources fees which are usually between $50 to $200 per... Date Updated: 16/04/2025

  4. Rostered hours for WIL internships

    Updated All rosters should be negotiated between the student and the host organisation. If you are concerned about a roster you are given, you need to direct your request to your host directly or the WIL... Date Updated: 17/02/2026

  5. What to do when offered a WIL internship

    Updated Accept an offer as soon as possible - hosts value punctuality and students who are enthusiastic about the position they are offering.   When you are successful in securing an internship, you... Date Updated: 17/02/2026

  6. Inbound - Overloading as Student Exchange and Study Abroad (SESA) students

    Overloading is not usually permitted while you are on student exchange or study abroad at UWA. The Global Learning Office and your Student Advising Office both want you to have the time to... Date Updated: 07/11/2025

  7. Inbound - The difference between Student Exchange and Study Abroad (SESA)

    The Study Abroad Program involves paying tuition fees to The University of Western Australia and studying for a period of one or two semesters at the undergraduate (Bachelors) or postgraduate level... Date Updated: 07/11/2025

  8. Communication and Research Skills (CARS) explained

    Communication and Research Skills (CARS) is an online unit that assists you in developing skills for finding information, assignment writing, presentations and teamwork.  CARS is compulsory for... Date Updated: 19/01/2026

  9. Extending OSHC with course extension

    You will need to extend your Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) policy until your anticipated visa end date. UWA Student Administration  can arrange a Medibank Comprehensive OSHC Policy for... Date Updated: 29/10/2025

  10. Getting started with WIL

    Updated The EOI is a compulsory set of steps that must be completed prior to applying for placement opportunities via the Placement Board in SONIA. Log into SONIA and join the Internship Group for the intake... Date Updated: 03/03/2026