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  1. Receiving credit for self-sourced internships

    You can undertake a self-sourced internship for credit. If you have arranged your own internship and would like academic credit, you need to complete the Expression of Interest Stage 1 via SONIA to... Date Updated: 17/02/2026

  2. Issues logging into CaptureME

    Students: You must activate your Uni ID and enrol via  studentConnect to login to use CaptureME . If you think you have completed these steps and still cannot log on to CaptureME, contact the... Date Updated: 11/05/2026

  3. HDR Ethics

    Yes. UWA approval is required even when the project has been approved by an external agency or institution. If you have approval from an external agency or institution, you may only need to apply for... Date Updated: 06/05/2026

  4. What to wear to your graduation ceremony

    Graduands attending their UWA Graduation Ceremony must wear the correct academic dress . Your graduation gown is open, so in keeping with the formal occasion we would suggest smart personal attire to... Date Updated: 01/05/2026

  5. Sport at Unihall

    There are plenty of sporting opportunities at UniHall:   UniHall Sports (UHS ): UHS has a range of sports including ultimate frisbee, basketball, soccer, volleyball and netball. You’ll join a... Date Updated: 28/10/2025

  6. Legal obligations as a WIL host

    The Fair Work Act outlines the requirements of student internships. Date Updated: 25/03/2026

  7. Using a job for an internship

    You can undertake a WIL internship at your workplace if it meets the requirements and approval of the WIL Team, and in some instances the relevant Unit Coordinator. To gain WIL Team approval, please... Date Updated: 25/03/2026

  8. The difference between an Integrated Professional degree and a Bachelor’s degree

    The main difference is the integrated degree includes an additional 48 points of professional preparation and recognised workplace experience. The full integrated degree is normally 3.5 years... Date Updated: 01/05/2026

  9. Paying UWA College fees

    There are several ways to pay the fees charged by UWA College. Make your first payment as outlined in Section 3 of your Letter of Offer, including your accommodation booking fee if applicable, or... Date Updated: 01/05/2026

  10. Australia Awards awardee living allowance

    As an Australia Awards awardee you will receive a non-taxable Contribution to Living Entitlement (CLE).  At UWA, this is called your ‘stipend’.     You will be eligible for your... Date Updated: 01/07/2025