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

    Online Exams The University’s exam rules have been adapted for online exams. Please familiarise yourself with the rules in advance of sitting your exam and what you can have with you during your... Date Updated: 29/03/2021

  2. Grade codes explained

    Pre - 1997 AB - Absent - Deemed Failed A+ - Higher Distinction (80-100%) A - Distinction (75-79%) B+ - Credit Pass (70-74%) B - Credit Pass (65-69%) C+ - Pass (60-64%) C - Pass (50-59%) C- - Pass C*... Date Updated: 09/12/2020

  3. Grade Point Average explained

    At UWA your grade point average (GPA) is a simple numerical index which summarises academic performance in a course. Your GPA is reported on your Statement of Academic Record and can be found on... Date Updated: 04/05/2021

  4. 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: 05/10/2020

  5. 2021 undergraduate dates and teaching weeks

    This table lists the teaching days and weeks for the Undergraduate timetable and can be downloaded via the associated attachment at the bottom of this page or you can  add the digital... Date Updated: 29/01/2021

  6. Applying for postgraduate coursework studies (Domestic)

    You can apply for all postgraduate coursework studies online. Our  Postgraduate website for future students contains detailed information about the course, entrance requirements and... Date Updated: 31/08/2020

  7. Weighted Average Mark explained

    Your WAM, or Weighted Average Mark, is a numerical value, which is calculated based on the mark you have received in each unit. It is the average mark you achieve across the units you have completed... Date Updated: 13/05/2021

  8. Transferring to a different course at UWA

    Updated You can apply to transfer from one undergraduate bachelors course to another as long as you have not yet met the requirements of your current course. To apply: Log on to ... Date Updated: 23/06/2021

  9. Semester starting dates

    If you're a commencing student at UWA, the academic year is normally divided into two semesters. Semester 1 runs from late February to the end of May, approximately Semester 2 from late July to... Date Updated: 05/05/2021

  10. Failing a unit

    If you have failed a unit you will need to adjust your study plan to complete your course. This may extend the time needed to complete your course or you may be able to make up the failed unit by... Date Updated: 04/08/2020