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  1. 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

  2. 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

  3. 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

  4. 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

  5. Undergraduate bachelors courses explained

    At UWA you can study one of a number of bachelor degrees . There are some limits you need to be aware of. For example, for a single bachelor degree these include: you cannot include more than 12... Date Updated: 11/08/2025

  6. 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

  7. Your student contribution explained

    In a  Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP)  the Australian Government pays some of your fees and you pay the rest; this is called your 'student contribution amount'. If you are enrolled... Date Updated: 10/02/2025

  8. Costs for your course

    Domestic Students Your tuition fees depend on: The course in which you are enrolled, The units that you study, and Whether you are a Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP) student or a Full Fee Paying... Date Updated: 28/10/2025

  9. Printing from my laptop in libraries

    UWA students and staff can print from their own devices in libraries via Unifi using either Mobility Print or WebPrint .  You will need to have  funds loaded onto your ... Date Updated: 16/09/2025

  10. Letter of Enrolment explained

    A Letter   of Enrolment is an official letter confirming your current or prior enrolment at UWA (charges apply). The letter is on official UWA letterhead and states: Your full name UWA Student... Date Updated: 15/04/2025