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  1. 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

  2. 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

  3. 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

  4. 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

  5. Release date of CAS class allocations and personal timetable

    For semester units, your timetable will be released on CAS  3-4 weeks before semester starts . Dates vary from semester to semester, refer to the CAS website  for specific dates... Date Updated: 02/02/2026

  6. 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

  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. 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

  9. WC grade explained

    WC means Withdrawn Cancelled, due to unit cancellation. WC will be indicated next to the unit on  studentConnect  if you have been withdrawn from a unit because the unit has been... Date Updated: 11/08/2025

  10. Using academic credit from micro-credentials toward your current undergraduate or postgraduate course

    Micro-credentials may only be converted to academic credit when commencing an undergraduate or postgraduate course at UWA (unless the micro-credentials are listed in the course structure). If you are... Date Updated: 01/07/2025