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  1. Removing information from your Statement of Academic Record

    Your Statement of Academic Record (transcript) is the official record of all your studies at the University. It will include all course and unit attempts including failed or withdrawn units and... Date Updated: 15/12/2025

  2. Difference between CAS and studentConnect

    Updated There are a few different systems you use as a UWA student. studentConnect is where you manage your student admin and enrolment, including things like: Updating your address and contact information... Date Updated: 03/03/2026

  3. ORCID Explained

    ORCID provides researchers with a globally unique iD that can be used throughout their scholarly career. In an international research environment, your ORCID distinguishes your research output from... Date Updated: 13/01/2026

  4. NHMRC applications and the UWA Research Repository

    Recipients of ARC/NHMRC funding are required to comply with ARC and NHMRC Open Access policies which includes meeting the following criteria:   ARC Any peer-reviewed publications arising from... Date Updated: 12/01/2026

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

    Updated 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

  6. Micro-credential delivery modes

    UWA Plus micro-credentials may be delivered fully online, or on-campus in face-to-face classes, or through a combination of both. Check the specific micro-credential listing for details. Date Updated: 01/07/2025

  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. 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

  9. Taking up your Assured Pathway place

    If you have an Assured Pathway (formerly Direct Pathway) to any of the following: 91850 Doctor of Medicine (MD) 91860 Doctor of Dental Medicine (DMD) 91870 Doctor of Podiatric Medicine (DPM) 20820... Date Updated: 02/09/2025

  10. Assured pathway to professional postgraduate courses

    Our Assured Pathways combine your undergraduate and postgraduate degrees, allowing you to gain assured placement into both degrees. To be considered for an Assured Pathway, you will be need to... Date Updated: 02/09/2025