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  1. Differences in your tuition fees between semesters

    Your tuition fees may change for a number of reasons including: Enrolment in more/less units this semester; Unit(s) falling under a different fee band to those you have previously studied. (Units in... Date Updated: 28/10/2025

  2. Consequences of withdrawing from a unit

    The academic and/or financial consequences of withdrawing from a unit depends on the date you withdraw and your circumstances. It is important to familiarise yourself with the Teaching periods... Date Updated: 20/10/2025

  3. Stipend scholarship pay rate

    Human Resources uses a formula to calculate your fortnightly payment based on your annual rate.   In order to calculate your fortnightly rate, you need to divide your annual rate by 26.0833. Date Updated: 03/11/2025

  4. Statement of Academic Record explained

    A Statement of Academic Record (or Academic Transcript) is an official record of all of your studies at The University of Western Australia. Your Statement of Academic Record states your: Full name... Date Updated: 19/05/2025

  5. What you can and can't bring into an exam

    All Examinations   You must take your UWA Student Campus Card  or a valid government ID such as a driver's license or passport to all examinations and place it on your desk, including for... Date Updated: 06/01/2026

  6. 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

  7. Equivalent Full-Time Study Load (EFTSL) explained

    EFTSL refers to the Equivalent Full-Time Student Load attributed to a unit. Each unit has a set load (usually based on the number of credit points that the unit is worth), which is listed on your... Date Updated: 28/10/2025

  8. 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

  9. WP grade explained

    WP means Withdrawn Pre-semester (i.e. withdrawn early). WP is used where you have withdrawn on or before: Semester 1 units - 21 days from the start of teaching of semester 1 (includes teaching... Date Updated: 11/08/2025

  10. Teaching periods for HDR candidates

    Higher Degree by Research (HDR) students are enrolled in the following teaching periods:   Teaching period Start date End date Census date RS1 1 January 30 June 31 March RS2 1 July 31 December... Date Updated: 08/10/2025