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Results 261 - 270 of 493 for enrolment dates

  1. Attending a graduation ceremony for your pass degree before completing Honours

    Updated You can still apply to graduate and attend a ceremony for your pass degree. When you complete your Honours degree you can apply to attend another ceremony. Note : You cannot attend two graduation... Date Updated: 24/04/2026

  2. Getting a Campus Card

    NEW STUDENTS Follow these steps for your first campus card: Activate your Uni ID account . Log into your  student email account   . Enrol in your units through studentConnect . Log into... Date Updated: 12/02/2026

  3. What is a campus card and what is it used for

    Using your card Your UWA  Campus Card (student, staff or visitor card) is a multi-purpose smartcard, on the front of your card is your full legal name, UWA ID number, library barcode and... Date Updated: 23/02/2026

  4. Grade Point Average explained

    At UWA your Grade Point Average (GPA) is a simple numerical index that summarises academic performance in a course. Your GPA is reported on your Statement of Academic Record (academic transcript) and... Date Updated: 24/02/2026

  5. Finding a research internship

    Enrolled doctoral students at UWA can self-source an advertised research internship or create a bespoke research internship with a  research end-user (REU) organisation  within Australia or... Date Updated: 10/12/2025

  6. Where research internships can be done

    Enrolled Doctoral students at UWA can complete their  research internship  with a  Research End user (REU) organisation , locally, onshore or overseas. A research internship may be... Date Updated: 11/12/2025

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

    A Research End User (REU) means an individual, group or organisation that will directly use or directly benefit from th eoutput, outcome or results of research created in collaboration with a HDR... Date Updated: 11/12/2025

  8. Preparing for a research internship

    Updated Enrolled doctoral students are encouraged to plan ahead for their future  research internship . You can co-design the R&D internship project with the  research end-user organisation... Date Updated: 29/04/2026

  9. 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

  10. Research internship duration

    Updated A planned and approved R&D project with a  research end-user (REU) related to your doctoral studies, will usually be for a minimum of 60 full time equivalent (FTE) business days extending... Date Updated: 29/04/2026