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  1. Inbound - Full-time study for Student Exchange and Study Abroad (SESA)

    Incoming Student Exchange and Study Abroad (SESA) students studying at UWA are expected to enrol in a full academic load to the value of 24 credit points per semester. This will generally... Date Updated: 07/11/2025

  2. Smartrider concession isn't working

    There are a few reasons why your Smartrider may not be working, the most common are: 1. You're not enrolled full time This could be because you're not studying enough credit points (18 or 24 credit... Date Updated: 17/11/2025

  3. 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

  4. OUtbound - Full load requirement on Student Exchange

    While on exchange you must be enrolled in a course of study at your host university which is equivalent credit to a full academic load at UWA, normally 24 points per semester or 48 points per year... Date Updated: 07/11/2025

  5. Locating your unit load or 'study load'

    EFTSL refers to the Equivalent Full-Time Student Load attributed to a unit. Each unit has a set load (based on the number of credit points that the unit is worth), which is listed on your Statement... Date Updated: 15/04/2025

  6. 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

  7. Micro-credential suitability for your needs

    If you're interested in upskilling in a focused area, advance your career, explore a new field, or gain university credit, micro-credentials may be right for you. UWA’s Micro-credentials are designed... 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. The census date explained

    The  Census Date is the last date to:  withdraw from units without financial liability. submit your  HECS-HELP / FEE-HELP loan forms and/or finalise up front payment for... Date Updated: 31/10/2025

  10. 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