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Results 121 - 130 of 344 for BPhil(Hons) transfer old course

  1. 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

  2. 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

  3. 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

  4. Your student adviser

    Your Student Adviser is a member of the Student Life team dedicated to providing course and enrolment advice. Your allocated Student Advising Office is displayed on  studentConnect when you... Date Updated: 19/03/2026

  5. Outbound - Failing an exchange unit

    You will receive an ungraded fail (UF) for the exchange unit, rather than an ungraded pass (UP).  Depending on the weighting of that particular unit (ie how many credit points it's worth at... Date Updated: 07/11/2025

  6. Government support for micro-credential fees

    Micro-credential fees are not government subsidised and are not eligible for the Higher Education Loan Program. Micro-credentials are fully individual-funded or organisation-funded professional... Date Updated: 01/07/2025

  7. Working and research internships

    As a research internship is normally completed during your enrolment in your HDR course, it is not treated as employment, even if it is paid.    If you are an employee or a volunteer with... Date Updated: 11/12/2025

  8. Supplementary assessments

    Supplementary assessments are available in the following circumstances: Academic Ground You have a course WAM of 55% or higher AND obtained a mark of N+ (45 - 49%) in the unit overall, or... Date Updated: 06/01/2026

  9. Tuition fees for international students

    International postgraduate and undergraduate course fees can be found on the  Fee Calculator Units may also have incidental fees, details can be found on the Handbook .  Date Updated: 29/10/2025

  10. Credit points explained

    The University assigns a credit point value to each unit of study. A unit is normally worth six points (with some exceptions). A six point unit normally represents approximately 150 hours... Date Updated: 06/10/2025