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2018/19
Perth, Australia
Study at
Edith Cowan College
Your Pathway to ECU
ECC Your pathway to EDITH COWAN UNIVERSITY 2018/19
Your future starts here
• Edith Cowan College (ECC) provides pathway programs
to Edith Cowan University (ECU), delivering a range of
programs designed to provide a high quality education
so that you are university-ready.
• ECC students receive individual attention from
their lecturers in smaller classes than the
university, with access to high quality English
ECU,
language programs and additional free study
support programs. ECC is located on ECU’s
campus, providing students with access to the
Australia’s top university’s state-of-the-art facilities including
biology labs, computer labs, engineering labs,
ranked public
lecture rooms and library.
• ECC has embedded employability and
university for student English language skills within its programs so
that you can reach your potential and ‘get that
job’. This ensures that graduates are well
experience in the prepared and attractive to employers by standing
out from other students.
Quality Indicators for • ECC is focused on maximising your student
Learning and Teaching - experience with a range of social programs to help
you make lifelong friends and enjoy studying at ECC.
2017 and 2018 • Read on to find out more about studying at ECC.
1
Welcome
Message from Message
ECC’s College from ECU’s
Director and Vice-Chancellor
Principal and President
At ECC we provide a pathway to Edith Cowan University Thanks to our long and successful partnership with ECC,
(ECU). We are passionate about providing a high quality students can benefit from established academic and
education so that you are university-ready and prepared English entry pathways to ECU for both Australian and
to successfully complete your ECU degree when you international students.
leave ECC. We have embedded employability skills
within our programs so that you can reach your ECU provides the ideal learning environment for people
potential and ‘get that job’. ECC is located on ECU’s who want to reach their potential. Our industry‑relevant
campus with state-of-the-art facilities and provides a courses, supportive study environment and
supportive, culturally rich and student focused award-winning facilities enable ECU students to do
environment to allow you to achieve your more than just survive in this world – they thrive in it.
academic goals. ECU courses are developed in consultation with
By choosing ECC and ECU you are opening doors to a industry, and teaching staff have extensive industry
very bright and exciting future. ECC will support you all experience and networks. It’s why ECU students can
the way with our high quality English, diploma and expect placement opportunities, fieldwork, practicums
post-graduate qualifying programs which will help you and networking events as part of their studies.
enter university with confidence. This approach has been rewarded with five star ratings
I look forward to meeting you at ECC and wish you the for teaching quality for eleven years in a row in the Good
very best for your future studies and career. Universities Guide.
Malcolm Baigent I hope your pathway studies are successful and
ECC College Director and Principal satisfying and I look forward to welcoming you to ECU
in the future.
Professor Steve Chapman
ECU Vice-Chancellor and President
2 ECC Your pathway to EDITH COWAN UNIVERSITY 2018/19
Your pathway
to a degree from
Edith Cowan University
ECC provides alternative pathways to ECU for students who may not qualify for
direct entry into a degree program and are looking for a supportive learning
environment. For over 24 years, ECC have successfully bridged the academic and
English gap for over 9,000 students to help them achieve their goal of becoming
an ECU graduate and improving their employment prospects.
YOUR BACHELOR DEGREE ^
Year 3
University Level
Year 2
Diploma
Year 1
(Year 2)*
Year 12 Diploma
Pre-University
or equivalent (Year 1)
Year 11
or equivalent
Secondary School Edith Cowan College Edith Cowan University
* Not all Diplomas lead directly into Year 2 at ECU.
ˆ Some bachelor degree programs are more than three years duration.
3
Industry Internships
ECC provides free guaranteed industry internships in all
Diploma and PQP programs.
Internships help students to gain the hands-on industry
experience and employability skills needed to help them stand
out from their peers when they graduate.
What’s included in the Requirements
internship program? • Eligibility is limited to students
• Up to 12 weeks of supervised who enrol in Diploma or PQP
internship in an Australian programs between June
company which will boost your 2018 and February 2020
job opportunities, advance your • Students can only access
career prospects and build the internship program
important industry links when they enrol at ECU
• Access to 3 preparation workshops • Students have 2.5 years to
to help with the internship placement access the internship after they
and providing key employability skills complete studying at ECC
• Access to a resume tool to help get • The internship starts in
students ready for employment year 2 or 3 at ECU
• The timing of internship placements
will be worked out with students
Note: T
his Internship is separate from any Work
and undertaken at an appropriate
Integrated Placement provided by ECU.
time that meets their needs
4 ECC Your pathway to EDITH COWAN UNIVERSITY 2018/19
Why get ready at ECU?
At ECU, we equip you with the confidence and practical skills to Rankings
deal with whatever challenges may come your way, no matter Five-star teaching quality
where you are in the world. But if that isn’t enough, here are a few ECU has received a
more reasons why you should choose ECU. five-star rating for teaching
quality for 11 years in a
row in the 2018 Good
Industry links & practical learning Safe campuses Universities Guide.
Many of our courses offer direct links • Security service (24/7)
with industry and organisations, which • Well-lit pathways ECU ranked the top public university in
means our students get hands-on • Emergency phones Australia for student experience
experience while they are studying. We • Night security escort ECU has been ranked the top public
offer learning that extends beyond the • Security App university for student experience for the
classroom via practicum, work integrated second year in a row in the 2017 and 2018
learning and internships. Outstanding facilities Quality Indicators for Learning and Teaching
We are known for our award‑winning (QILT). The QILT survey found 85.3% rated
Learn from the best facilities and are at the forefront of their educational experience positively,
providing innovative education and above the national average of 79.3%. We
Our high calibre staff have extensive
training solutions. were also rated the top public university
experience as researchers, teachers,
for teaching quality,
advisers or consultants and have
Choices skills development
significant professional experience in
and student support.
their field. We offer a diverse range of courses,
majors, minors and electives.
Internationally recognised
ECU degrees are internationally Multicultural
recognised and a considerable number ECU has over 30,000 undergraduate
of courses are accredited by a variety of and postgraduate students, with almost
national and international organisations. 6,000 international students originating
from more than 100 countries.
Supportive learning environment
We offer a supportive study environment Top rated research school
with approachable teaching staff and According to the 2017 International
a range of support staff. This includes Student Barometer, our Graduate
counsellors and academic skills Research School has been ranked
advisers, to help you get the most out of amongst the top three in Australia in each
your education. year since 2011 with satisfaction of 95%
or higher.
Scholarships
Eligible students can access a range of
scholarships available at ECU.
5
ECU Campuses
We pride ourselves on our industry‑relevant, world-class
facilities, that allow you to experience modern equipment
in real-world environments.
ECU Joondalup ECU Mount Lawley ECU Bunbury
The Joondalup Campus is set within Located in the trendy suburb of Mount Located less than 200km south of Perth,
beautiful surroundings and its spacious Lawley and close to Perth Central our South West Campus in Bunbury is
grounds provide a great place for students Business District (CBD), you can’t help the largest university campus in regional
to study and relax. but be inspired by the artistic vibe at Western Australia.
Mount Lawley Campus.
Courses are offered in arts, commerce, Courses are offered in arts, commerce,
communications, engineering, law, Courses are offered in arts, health sciences, nursing and midwifery,
medical and health sciences, natural communications, design, media, and social work and teacher education.
sciences, nursing, computing and security, teacher education. Engineering students can also study the
sports science, psychology, social science first year of their course here.
and teacher education. World-class facilities
ECU has made a major commitment to Facilities
ECU Joondalup Pines Outdoor Cinema the arts through a $4 million investment The campus features a café, gym and
During the summer months, ECU host in Arts and Humanities facilities. The playing courts, nursing demonstration
the Lotterywest Festival Films at the ECU re-housing of the design, photography wards, science laboratories and a library
Joondalup Pines Outdoor Cinema, where and media studios, along with the with 24-hour access to a computer lab.
moviegoers can enjoy watching a diverse refurbishment of the visual art and fashion
line-up of international films. areas, provides world-class facilities for
staff, students and researchers.
Joondalup city highlights
• Located in the heart of the Mount Lawley city highlights
northern suburbs • Festivals – Comedy Festival /
• 26km from Perth CBD International Film Festival
• Relaxed, casual atmosphere • Vibrant nightlife
• Lakeside Joondalup Shopping • Local and international cuisine
City is the largest shopping pus
• Located only 3km from Perth CBD Cam
centre in Western Australia
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• Free bus service from the aw
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Joondalup shopping precinct
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to the University Campus
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6 ECC Your pathway to EDITH COWAN UNIVERSITY 2018/19
ECC is your pathway to
Edith Cowan University
ECC is a modern and dynamic educational institution providing One visa for all your studies
As an ECC student, you can apply for a
high-quality programs in a supportive learning environment that single visa to cover the duration of your
encourages students to achieve excellence in their studies. studies. Under this visa you can package
your ECC program, your degree at ECU and
ECC offers a diverse range of programs Why choose ECC? your English language program (if required).
including ELICOS and pathway programs
leading into undergraduate and Gain direct entry to ECU Flexible trimester
postgraduate degrees at ECU with advance ECC’s Diploma (Year 2) is based on first (three semester) system
standing. year units of the equivalent ECU bachelor Through ECC’s innovative trimester
degree programs. As our Diploma (Year 2) system, you can fast-track your studies and
At ECU, students will learn in a multi-award
programs are quality assured by ECU, you complete a one year program in only eight
winning environment and achieve through
can be confident that your program is of the months. Part-time enrolment options are
highly engaging learning and teaching
highest quality. Students who successfully also available to Australian students.
activities with practical hands-on skills and
complete Diploma (Year 2) are eligible for
industry based training.
direct entry into the second year of the More individualised classroom interaction
respective bachelor degree at ECU.*
Lecture groups have a maximum of 50
students, although most classes average
between 25 and 35 students. Lectures
are complemented by group tutorials and
workshops, ensuring you receive a high
level of attention from your lecturers.
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Longer teaching sessions Diploma (Year 1) Assessment
As part of our supportive approach, ECC The Diploma (Year 1) provides students Methods of assessment may differ
provides more teaching hours per unit with the underpinning knowledge depending on the program and subjects
of study than the university. Instead of necessary to prepare them for studies at you choose. Most subjects will be
the traditional three hours of teaching at university level. Diploma (Year 1) provides assessed through a combination of
university, ECC conducts its classes in a opportunities for scaffolded learning and written examinations and assignments,
classroom setting during the day in four- the development of core academic and essays, oral presentations, seminars user-
hour blocks from Monday to Friday. employability skills. generated content (eg. blogs, wikis) and
tutorial participation. Some coursework
Study accredited programs Students who have successfully
will include group-based projects and
completed Year 11 or equivalent, are
ECC is registered by the Tertiary practical workshop activities.
eligible to enter this program. On
Education Quality and Standards Agency successful completion of the Diploma For each unit, students receive an outline
(TEQSA) which is Australia’s regulatory (Year 1) students will be eligible for that includes unit content, assessments
and quality agency for higher education. entry into the relevant Diploma (Year 2) and due dates for the completion of
ECC’s listing on the National Register program. assignments. Students are prepared for
confirms its compliance with the Higher ECU by learning the same referencing
Education Standards Framework (HESF).
Diploma (Year 2) systems, academic integrity rules,
academic writing skills and penalties for
Located on ECU campuses ECC’s Diplomas (Year 2) are equivalent to
late submission. Attending all classes is
the first year of an ECU degree program.
ECC is located on the Joondalup Campus essential in order to be successful at ECC.
Units are designed, delivered and
West of Edith Cowan University. The
moderated by qualified university lecturers
Campus is 15 minutes walk from the
on ECU’s campus, in smaller classes Note: ECC reserves the right to cancel classes
Joondalup train station. A free bus service
and with longer teaching sessions. Upon due to insufficient demand. Please note, some
is also available to take you directly to
successful completion of ECC’s Diploma units are offered in alternate trimesters.
the campus. ECC’s diploma and PQP
(Year 2), students are eligible for entry into
programs are taught on Joondalup
the second year of the related ECU degree
Campus West. ECC’s English language * Some limitations may apply for specialist
program.*
(ELICOS) programs are taught on ECU’s courses in future. Not all Diplomas lead directly
Mount Lawley Campus. into Year 2 at ECU.
Post-Graduate Qualifying Program
Deciding on your preferred course of (PQP)
study is an exciting challenge. ECC offers
The Post-Graduate Qualifying Program
a broad range of diploma programs in the
(PQP) is a one semester non-award
fields of Commerce, Communications and
program designed to lead students into
Creative Industries, Hotel Management,
Edith Cowan University (ECU) masters
Science (Computing/ IT), Science
degrees. The program is designed for
(Engineering Studies) and Science
students who already have a tertiary
(Health Studies).
qualification but have not qualified for
direct entry into ECU’s masters degrees
in the School of Business and Law or the
School of Science (Computing & Security).
8 ECC Your pathway to EDITH COWAN UNIVERSITY 2018/19
Your student life on campus
At ECC we recognise the importance of meeting our students’ As well as ECU’s on-campus medical
service, international students covered
personal and academic needs. To achieve this priority, we have by OSHC have access to 24 hour toll-
outlined the services and programs offered to all students to free telephone emergency services,
which includes medical, legal and
make your journey as enjoyable and successful as possible. interpreting services.
OSHC does not cover any medical
Orientation program information such as unit outlines, course condition that is pre-existing before you
A comprehensive orientation program is materials, examination timetables and enter Australia.
provided for all new students before the results, re-enrolment details, e-café (study
support resources), student news and
start of each study period. It includes: Airport pick-up and transfer
reminders. The ECC student portal can be
• interactive campus tour where you accessed at edithcowancollege.edu.au International students first arriving in
have the opportunity to make new Australia can book a free airport transfer
friends from different nationalities to their accommodation. Please contact
Student safety and wellbeing
• meetings with staff and student leaders your accommodation provider at least
At ECC we understand that the transition seven days before your arrival in Australia
• assistance with unit selection to university level study can be challenging to confirm your airport pick-up and transfer.
and course advice for some students. This may be due to See page 9 for more information about
• ECC email account, Moodle Learning homesickness or unexpected problems of accommodation and airport transfer
Management System (LMS) and an academic or personal nature. A range of providers.
internet access with free WiFi support services are available to you during
your studies at ECC.
• transport information IELTS test centre
• text book and online resources ECC’s Student Counsellor provides free ECC has been appointed as an official
• information about OSHC membership and confidential counselling services IELTS testing centre in Western Australia,
to currently enrolled students who are and conducts IELTS tests on the Mount
• participation in Steps-to-
experiencing difficulties that may impact on Lawley and Joondalup Campuses. For more
Success workshop to set you
their ability to study. information about IELTS testing at ECC,
up for academic success
ECC students also have access to ECU’s visit ielts.org or edithcowancollege.edu.au/
• information on accessing the ielts
Student Handbook, Student NowForce app to allow students to seek
e-café (support information), emergency assistance any time, any where.
ECC website and student portal
Pearson test centre
Social activities ECC is an official Pearson Select Test
ECC have a number of locations on campus Centre, offering PTE (English) and general
Academic support VUE exams. The test centre is based on
where students can socialise with their
Each trimester, Academic Program Joondalup Campus West and tests are
classmates. Popular areas include the
Coordinators are available to help scheduled Monday to Saturday with up to
Student Hub, chill-out zone and the table
students who need additional English 18 test sessions available per week. For
tennis area. Student barbeques and social
language, study or computer support while more information, visit edithcowancollege.
gatherings also take place throughout the
undertaking an ECC program. “Ask an edu.au/pte-academic-pearson
year.
Academic” sessions and online resources
will help you improve your study skills, 24-hour emergency contacts
time management, exam preparation and Medical services
As a condition of a Student Visa, • ECU Security: 08 6304 3333
referencing skills.
international students must purchase and • Fire/police/ambulance:
Student portal maintain Overseas Student Health Cover 000 (emergency only)
(OSHC) while studying in Australia. • Police communications:
ECC’s student portal is a web-based
resource developed to assist ECC students OSHC fees paid to ECC will be transferred 13 14 44 (not for emergencies)
during their studies. It contains important directly to our preferred provider. • Lifeline 13 11 149
Accommodation
There are several accommodation options available while you On-campus accommodation
study at ECC. You should start planning your accommodation ECC students have access to on-campus
accommodation at the ECU Mount
at least six to eight weeks before arriving in Australia. Lawley Student Village which features
five-bedroom apartments just a short walk
from the university. The apartments are
Students under 18 years of age Homestay modern and fully furnished with private
As well as meeting all requirements for a Homestays are a popular accommodation bedrooms, bathrooms, large kitchen and
student visa, if you are under 18 years of option for overseas students as it gives you lounge areas, so students will have plenty
age, ECC must approve all your welfare the opportunity to live with an Australian of space to hang out with friends. On-site
and accommodation arrangements. family while you study. Each homestay facilities include a pool, café, sound lounge,
host has been screened to provide safe, e-library, study zones and shared laundry.
If you are younger than 18 and plan to
good-quality facilities and meals in a From time to time, accommodation may
stay with a friend or a relative outside
friendly environment. Homestay allows also be available at the Joondalup Student
your immediate family, you must receive
you to live, relax and study in comfort and Village.
permission to do so from your parents and
security, while also improving your English
ECC. If you do not have a friend or relative
language skills. Off-campus accommodation
to stay with while at ECC, we recommend
homestay accommodation. Off-campus options include house/flat
rentals or hostels. Costs vary considerably
depending on the size, quality and location
of the accommodation. Renting normally
Example of weekly living costs requires a contract of 6-12 months and
one month’s rent in advance, as well as
Expense Approximate cost per week (A$) a refundable deposit (bond) to cover
any damage to the property during the
Homestay $235—$325 rental period.
On-campus accommodation From $226 (plus utilities and meals)
Shared accommodation (off-campus) $165—$440 (plus utilities and meals)
Airport pick-up and transfer
To assist you with your arrival in Perth,
Groceries and eating out $80—$280
ECC provides a free airport reception
Gas, electricity $35—$140 service for new students studying English
followed by an ECC pathway program or
Phone and Internet $20—$55
students directly entering an ECC pathway
Public transport $15—$55 program.
Entertainment $80—$150 ECC utilises two companies to arrange
Your budget for living expenses will depend on the type of lifestyle and accommodation you choose. To airport reception for students - Perth
cover weekly expenses, a single student needs a minimum of A$20,290 each year to cover living costs. Student Accommodation (PSA) or
For further information please see studyinaustralia.gov.au Australian Homestay Network (AHN). If
For more information on each of the accommodations options and alternative providers you would like to be met at the airport
visit: edithcowancollege.edu.au/accommodation and taken to your accommodation, please
complete the application form available
on the website of the company you wish to
use as soon as you have your flight details.
www.perthstudentaccommodation.com
www.ahnhomestay.com10 ECC Your pathway to EDITH COWAN UNIVERSITY 2018/19
Your life in Perth
FAST FACTS
Perth is the vibrant capital city of Western Australia and has
Population 2.5 million
a population of over 2 million people. Perth provides a clean, Western Australia
safe, friendly and relaxed environment whilst also offering all the Currency Australian dollar (A$)
cosmopolitan attractions of a large international city. It boasts an Time zone UTC/GMT +8 hours
abundance of restaurants and cafés, beaches, music and sporting Electricity 220–240 V
venues, nightclubs and cinemas — as well as great shopping! Language English
Each year nearly 950,000 overseas visitors Transport
come to enjoy the city’s sophisticated but Perth is an easy city to get around with • Perth has some of the most pristine
relaxed and stress-free lifestyle. Perth clean, reliable public transport. Students coastline in the world; in the
and the surrounding region boast a strong receive discounted fares on buses and metropolitan area alone there are
economy with low levels of unemployment, trains. Free public transport is available over 80 kilometres of white sandy
an excellent standard of living and lower within the city centre. beaches with clear blue water — ideal for
crime rates compared to other Australian
swimming, surfing, sailing and fishing.
cities. With low living costs combined with
the highest minimum wages in Australia,
Part-time employment
Perth is now more affordable than ever Student visa holders can work part-time up Further afield
before. to 40 hours per fortnight whilst studying • Rottnest Island, located 18 kilometres
and work full-time during semester breaks. off the coast, is Western Australia’s
Services and facilities in Perth are world Jobs are generally in retail and hospitality. very own island getaway featuring
class and its people, industries and picturesque scenery and some of the
institutions are dynamic and global in their
Things to see and do in world’s finest beaches and bays.
outlook. In recognition of its wonderful
lifestyle, Perth is consistently rated among
and around Perth • World class surfing waves can be found
the world’s top 10 most liveable cities.* • Perth’s newest entertainment in Western Australia’s Margaret River
precinct ‘Elizabeth Quay’ connects region, which is also home to some of
the city back to the Swan River. the world’s most acclaimed wines.
Climate
• The Perth Arena hosts live • Stretching almost two kilometres
Perth offers a Mediterranean-style climate
entertainment, music and sports out to sea, the Busselton Jetty
with warm, dry summers and mild winters.
events throughout the year. The state- south of Perth is the longest (and
It is the sunniest capital city in Australia and
of-the-art venue has a capacity of oldest) wooden jetty in the Southern
has an average of eight hours of sunshine
over 15,000 and attracts international Hemisphere. It is also listed as one
each day.
artists from around the world. of the top 10 dive sites in Australia.
Average daily • Every February the city hosts the • Just 30 minutes from Perth is the
Season Period temperature Perth Fringe Festival, the longest Swan Valley, Western Australia’s
running annual international multi-arts oldest wine-growing region, the ideal
Summer December 17˚C to 30˚C destination for the gourmet traveller.
to February festival in the Southern Hemisphere.
• Kings Park is one of the largest To find out more about living in Perth, visit:
Autumn March 14˚C to 26˚C
inner-city parks in the world (larger • studyperth.com.au
to May
than New York’s Central Park) • experienceperth.com
Winter June to 8˚C to 19˚C and home to Australia’s largest • westernaustralia.com
August wildflower show and exhibition. • countrywide.com.au
Spring September 12˚C to 23˚C • During the summer, locals enjoy
to relaxing with a picnic of great local
November wine and cheese at one of seven
outdoor cinema complexes.
* The Economist Intelligence Unit's Liveability
Ranking.11
“I chose to start my studies
at ECC because the facilities
were second to none. The
friendly, multicultural
environment is what I
liked best. My greatest
achievement was scoring
a high distinction for my
Accounting unit, due to the
great support offered to me
by my lecturer.”
Eric McRae, Australia, Hotel Management12 ECC Your pathway to EDITH COWAN UNIVERSITY 2018/19
Choose your program
Commerce
Students are equipped with the theory, practical
experience and employability skills to succeed, Diploma of Commerce (Year 1)
including the leadership, teamwork, critical thinking, CRICOS Course Code
092032G
communication and problem-solving skills required in a
wide range of business careers. Duration
8 or 12 months
The Bachelor degree offers thirteen majors across a Core units
broad range of disciplines, all created in consultation with • Workplace Communication • Introductory Mathematics
- Employability • Communication Skills
industry, with many being accredited and recognised
• Introductory Computing • Project Management
professionally with relevant industry bodies. • English Language • Introductory Accounting
Enhancement (or Elective) • Introductory Marketing
When transferring into the second year of the Bachelor degree at ECU,
students can choose up to two majors, or a major and a minor, or, a major
and a range of electives, providing great flexibility and giving students the
opportunity to tailor their degree to suit their career aspirations.
Students who graduate from the degree, are not only job-ready, but industry-
ready, benefiting from practical work-based industry experience, networking
opportunities and career portfolio development. Diploma of Commerce (Year 2)
CRICOS Course Code
Location 092032G
ECU Joondalup Campus West
Duration
Progression rules 8 or 12 months
Minimum 50 percent pass in all units.
Core units
Employment and career options • Foundations of Business
Corporate Accountant, Management Consultant, Economic Adviser, Financial • Introduction to Business Analytics
Analyst, Human Resources Manager, Recruitment Consultant, Project • Business Environments and Markets
Manager, Marketing/Sales Manager, Sport/Event Manager. • Business Identity and Protocols
Professional recognition • Professional and Academic Communication
ECU’s Business and Law courses have been developed in consultation with • Accounting
industry, and are well regarded in the business world. • Economics
The Accounting major in the Bachelor of Commerce is accredited by CPA • plus one elective according to your intended major
Australia, Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand (CAANZ), and
the Institute of Public Accountants.
The Project Management course has been endorsed by the Australian
Institute of Project Management (AIPM).
These are just a few of ECU’s many popular areas of study.
Second year of your ECU degree - Joondalup Campus
Note: Students intending to do a double major may be required to
complete an additional unit when entering ECU to satisfy professional Students will be granted the following unit exemptions towards the
accreditation requirements. respective degree at ECU.
• Bachelor of Commerce (majors in: Accounting, Accounting &
Finance, Event Management, Finance, Hotel Management, Human
Resource Management, International Business, Law in Business,
Management, Marketing, Project Management, Sport Business,
Tourism and Hospitality Management) 8 units (120 credit points)
• Bachelor of Marketing, Advertising and Public Relations 8 units
(120 credit points) JO + ML Campus
• Bachelor of Hospitality and Tourism Management 8 units (120
credit points)
• Bachelor of International Hotel and Resort Management 8 units
(120 credit points)13
Communications and Creative Industries
This program focuses on both theoretical and practical
dimensions of communication, with introductory-level Diploma of Communications and Creative Industries
(Year 1)
units in which you acquire fundamental skills that are
essential to the program and your future career. CRICOS Course Code
092033G
On successful admission to an ECU School of Arts and Duration
Humanities undergraduate degree, students can choose 8 or 12 months
to specialise in one area or gain expertise in multiple Core units
areas, providing you with the multi-skilling required to • Workplace Communication • Creative Cultures
- Employability • Communication Skills
be successful in today’s workforce. • Introductory Computing • Project Management
• English Language • Information Design
On progression to ECU, students will have 24/7 access to artist’s studios,
Enhancement (or Elective) • Introductory Marketing
edit suites and computing labs with printing facilities and the latest
software. The facilities also include a film and television studio, radio
broadcast suites, photography studios, printing and lighting lab.
The ECU School of Arts and Humanities undergraduate courses offer units
that incorporate practical hands-on experience with theoretical study.
Students have the opportunity to access elective units across multiple
Diploma of Communications and Creative Industries
disciplines and engage in professional industry placements maximizing their
employability. They will develop critical, analytical and communication skills (Year 2)
that will enable them to adapt to a rapidly changing work environment within CRICOS Course Code
a growing globalised economy. 092033G
Location Duration
ECU Joondalup Campus West 8 or 12 months
Progression rules Core units
Minimum 50 percent pass in all units. • Power and the Media
• Professional and Academic Communication
Employment and career options • Communications and Digital Technology
Potential careers in: advertising, broadcasting, communications, film • Writing for Communications
criticism, graphic design, journalism, film production. • iTalk – Presentation Skills
Professional recognition • Creativity – Theory, Practice and History
Upon successful completion of the relevant ECU degree program: • Camera Work and Lighting
International Advertising Association (IAA);
Marketing, Advertising Other streams:
Public Relations Institute of Australia (PRIA).
& PR stream: • Media and Social Context
• Marketing Principles
and Practices
Second year of your ECU degree - Mount Lawley Campus
Students will be granted the following unit exemptions towards the
respective degree at ECU.
• Bachelor of Arts (majors in: English, History, Politics and
International Relations, Writing) 8 units (120 credit points)
• Bachelor of Media and Communications (majors in: Advertising,
Broadcasting, Film and Video, Journalism, Media and Cultural
Studies, Public Relations, Screen Studies) 8 units (120 credit
points)
• Bachelor of Contemporary Arts (majors in: Fashion, Photomedia,
Visual Arts) 8 units (120 credit points)
• Bachelor of Design (majors in: Animation, Environmental and
Spatial Design, Games and Interactivity, Graphic Design)
8 units (120 credit points)
• Bachelor of Hospitality and Tourism Management
8 units (120 credit points) - JO Campus
• Bachelor of Marketing, Advertising and Public Relations
8 units (120 credit points) - JO + ML Campus
Students may also select a second major or combination of minors and
/ or electives.14 ECC Your pathway to EDITH COWAN UNIVERSITY 2018/19
Hotel Management
Students who successfully complete the ECC Diploma of
Hotel Management are eligible for entry into the second Diploma of Hotel Management (Year 1)
year of the Bachelor of International Hotel and Resort CRICOS Course Code
092034F
Management at ECU.
Duration
This industry-based course is designed to provide 8 or 12 months
students with the essential knowledge and competencies Core units
required in hotels and resort organisations. • Workplace Communication • Introductory Mathematics
- Employability • Communication Skills
When students progress into the second year of their bachelor degree at • Introductory Computing • Project Management
ECU, the course provides them with a fantastic opportunity to apply for a • English Language • Introductory Accounting
one semester long industry internship placement with a leading hotel or Enhancement (or Elective) • Introductory Marketing
resort business.
The internship is embedded into the curriculum and gives students the
ability to gain the skills and experience needed to impress employers when
they graduate.
Location Diploma of Hotel Management (Year 2)
ECU Joondalup Campus West CRICOS Course Code
Progression rules 092034F
Minimum 50 percent pass in all units. Duration
Employment and career options 8 or 12 months
Potential careers in: conference coordination, event management, food Core units
and beverage management, front office management, gaming supervision, • Introduction to Hospitality and Tourism
hospitality business management, hotel/resort management, restaurant
• Managing the Service Experience
management.
• Rooms - Division Management
• Marketing Principles and Practices
• Business Identity and Protocols
• Professional and Academic Communication
• Accounting (core for International Hotel and Resort Management
and Commerce)
• plus one or two electives to a total of 8 units
Second year of your ECU degree - Joondalup Campus
Students will be granted the following unit exemptions towards the
respective degree at ECU.
• Bachelor of International Hotel and Resort Management
8 units (120 credit points)
• Bachelor of Hospitality and Tourism Management
8 units (120 credit points)
• Bachelor of Commerce (all majors) 8 units (120 credit points)15
Science (Computing/IT)
This program introduces you to computer science,
software engineering, internet working technology, Diploma of Science (Computing/IT) (Year 1)
computer security, information technology (IT) and CRICOS Course Code
092035E
other emerging fields.
Duration
All computing programs at ECU are developed in 8 or 12 months
consultation with the IT industry and have received Core units
the Australian Computer Society’s highest level of • Workplace Communication • Introductory Mathematics
- Employability • Communication Skills
accreditation (Level 1). ECU’s computing and cyber • Introductory Computing • Project Management
security graduates are actively sought by national and • English Language • Information Design
international employers, working in some of the world’s Enhancement (or Elective) • Introductory Applied Maths
leading technology companies including Google,
Facebook and Microsoft.
ECU’s strong industry relationships ensure that its
computing and IT courses are relevant and cutting- Diploma of Science (Computing/IT) (Year 2)
edge in their field. Students from the degree programs CRICOS Course Code
have won or placed highly in national competitions 092035E
and awards. Duration
8 or 12 months
The Australian Federal Government has announced ECU will share $1.9
Core units
million funding as one of just two Academic Centres of Cyber Security
Excellence in Australia, and the only one in Western Australia. • Operating Systems
• Applied Communications
Since 2001 more than 1000 cyber security professionals have graduated
• Professional Science Essentials
from ECU’s cyber security program - one of the longest running
undergraduate cyber security degree programs in Australia. • Systems and Database Design
• Computer Security
It is estimated that there will be a global shortfall of 1.5 million cyber
• Systems Analysis
security professionals by 2020.
• Programming Principles
ECU’s Work Integrated Learning program offers high achieving students • Computer Fundamentals
the opportunity to participate in unpaid work placements with State and
Local Government bodies, financial institutions and local industries.
The University’s computer labs contain state-of-the-art equipment and
include specialist labs for wireless networking, computer security and
digital forensics.
Location
Second year of your ECU degree - Joondalup Campus
ECU Joondalup Campus West Students will be granted the following unit exemptions towards the
respective degree at ECU.
Progression rules
• Bachelor of Computer Science (majors in: Cyber Security,
Minimum 50 percent pass in all units. Software Engineering) 8 units (120 credit points)
Employment and career options • Bachelor of Information Technology (majors in: Cyber Security,
Potential careers in: computer incident investigation, computer Software Engineering) 8 units (120 credit points)
programming, digital forensics information security, IT consulting, software • Bachelor of Science (Cyber Security) 8 units (120 credit points)
engineering, systems administration, web management.
Professional recognition
Degree Graduates are ranked at professional level
by the Australian Computer Society (ACS).16 ECC Your pathway to EDITH COWAN UNIVERSITY 2018/19
Science (Engineering Studies)
This program is specially designed for students wishing
to enrol in the wide range of programs offered by ECU’s Diploma of Science (Engineering Studies) (Year 1)
School of Engineering. CRICOS Course Code
092036D
The School of Engineering at ECU is one of the fastest Duration
growing engineering schools in Australia with world-class 8 or 12 months
multi-million dollar facilities featuring purpose-built labs Core units
and project spaces. • Workplace Communication • Introductory Mathematics
- Employability • Communication Skills
The programs are structured heavily around practical • Introductory Computing • Introductory Physics
• English Language • Introductory Chemistry
learning and students have the opportunity to work with Enhancement (or Elective) • Introductory Applied Maths
real hardware, not just simulation packages. Teaching
facilities include advanced laboratories with modern
industry standard equipment.
ECU students have the opportunity to develop industry links during the 12-
week Engineering Practicum unit. This unit provides full-time employment Diploma of Science (Engineering Studies) (Year 2)
(normally unpaid) under the supervision of an engineer in an approved work
situation. CRICOS Course Code
Partnerships with industry ensures students graduate job ready and develop 092036D
strong industry contacts along the way. ECU is the only university in Western Duration
Australia offering specialist areas such as Motorsports and a combined 8 or 12 months
course in Chemical and Environmental Engineering.
Core units
Location • Electrical Engineering 1A • Engineering Mechanics
ECU Joondalup Campus West • Engineering Drawing and • Linear Algebra
Computer Aided Design • Electrical Engineering 1B
Progression rules • Calculus • Materials and Manufacturing
Minimum 50 percent pass in all units. • Introduction to Engineering
Employment and career options Pre-requisite units:
Potential careers in: automotive technology, civil engineering, computer • Introductory Applied Maths† • Introductory Physics†
systems engineering, control and automation engineering, electrical • Introductory Chemistry§
engineering, electronics engineering, mechanical engineering. (Chemical Engineering only)
Professional recognition
Accredited by Engineers Australia upon successful completion of the relevant
ECU degree.
Second year of your ECU degree - Joondalup Campus
Students will be granted the following unit exemptions towards the
respective degree at ECU.
• Bachelor of Engineering Honours (majors in: Civil, Civil and
Environmental, Chemical§, Chemical and Environmental§, Computer
Systems, Electrical Power, Electrical and Renewable Energy,
Electronics and Communications, Instrumentation Control and
Automation, Mechanical, Mechatronics, Petroleum) 8 units (120
credit points)
• Bachelor of Technology (Aeronautical) 8 units (120 credit points)
• Bachelor of Technology (Electronic and Computer Systems)
8 units (120 credit points)
• Bachelor of Technology (Motorsports) 8 units (120 credit points)
• Bachelor of Technology (Engineering) (majors in: Chemical§, Civil,
Mechanical, Electrical, Electronics and Communications)
8 units (120 credit points)
• Bachelor of Engineering Science 8 units (120 credit points)
†,§ Additional entry requirements on page 1817
Science (Health Studies)
This program will introduce you to the biological,
social and cultural elements involved in health care, Diploma of Science (Health Studies) (Year 1)
as well as providing foundation concepts to progress CRICOS Course Code
092037C
in your proposed areas of study. ECU offers a range of
degrees that can lead to different careers in fields such Duration
8 or 12 months
as biomedical sciences, medical research, nursing and
biochemistry, to name a few. Core units
• Workplace Communication • Foundation Science
- Employability • Communication Skills
The University has state-of-the-art health and wellness • Introductory Computing • Project Management
facilities, and their renowned undergraduate nursing • English Language • Introductory Chemistry
program is developed in consultation with nurses, Enhancement (or Elective) • Introductory Mathematics
healthcare services and industry groups.
ECU Nursing students have access to simulated practice wards for
scenario-based learning. On transfer to ECU, students will participate in
unpaid clinical placements over the duration of the degree.
Diploma of Science (Health Studies) (Year 2)
Location
CRICOS Course Code
ECU Joondalup Campus West
092037C
Progression rules
Duration
Minimum 50 percent pass in all units.
8 or 12 months
Employment and career options
Core units
Potential careers in: biomedical scientist, health care management,
• Professional Conduct and Communication
nursing, pharmaceutical sales, psychology, research.
• Human Structure and Function
Professional recognition • Cultural Studies
ECU’s Bachelor of Science (Nursing) is fully accredited by the Australian • Professional and Academic Communication (Health)
Nursing and Midwifery Accreditation Council (ANMAC). • Evidence Based Practice in Health
ECU’s Psychology degrees are fully accredited by the Australian
Psychology Accreditation Council (APAC) and have close links to industry. Nursing stream Other streams:
• Foundations of Nursing • Introduction to Psychology
• Clinical Sciences Introduction • Systems Physiology
• Health and Healthcare • Introductory Statistics
Systems
Second year of your ECU degree** - Joondalup Campus
Students will be granted the following unit exemptions towards the
respective degree at ECU.††
• Bachelor of Science (Biomedical Science) up to 6 units
(up to 90 credit points)
• Bachelor of Science (Nursing)‡ up to 7 units (up to 105 credit
points)
• Bachelor of Arts (Psychology) up to 8 units
(up to 120 credit points)
• Bachelor of Science (Psychology) up to 8 units
(up to 120 credit points)
Other Bachelor of Science majors are available at ECU. Credits and
exemptions are assessed on a case-by-case basis.
ECU has a fixed quota for Nursing intake. Students that are not
packaged with ECU risk missing out on a place in the next intake.
**,††,‡ Additional entry requirements on page 1818 ECC Your pathway to EDITH COWAN UNIVERSITY 2018/19
Post-Graduate Qualifying Program (PQP)
– Business & IT
The Post-Graduate Qualifying Program (PQP) is a one The program is made up of four core units comprising three PQP units that
embed and test academic rigour and language development, together with
semester non-award program designed to lead students one discipline-based unit, for which ECU will award advanced standing on
into ECU’s master degrees. The program is designed for transfer to the University.
students who already have tertiary qualifications but have Students must pass all four units in no more than two semesters to qualify
not qualified for direct entry into ECU masters programs. for entry into ECU.
Location
The program will equip students with graduate ECU Joondalup Campus West
knowledge, skills and English Language Proficiency (ELP) Progression rules
for entry into masters degrees in the School of Business Minimum 50 percent pass in all units.
and Law or the School of Science (Computing & Security)
at ECU.
Post-Graduate Qualifying Program (PQP) — Business Post-Graduate Qualifying Program (PQP) — IT
CRICOS Course Code CRICOS Course Code
085336F 085336F
Duration Duration
4 months 4 months
Core units Core units
Students must complete all 4 core units Students must complete all 4 core units
• Managing People and Organisations* • Applied Communications*
• Effective Communication • Effective Communication
• Research Methodology • Research Methodology
• Post-Graduate Preparation in Critical Thinking • Post-Graduate Preparation in Critical Thinking
Entry into the following ECU masters degrees - Entry into the following ECU masters degrees -
Joondalup Campus Joondalup Campus
• Master of Business Administration • Master of Computer Science
• Master of Business Administration International • Master of Cyber Security
• Master of Finance and Banking
• Master of Human Resource Management
• Master of International Hospitality Management
• Master of Marketing and Innovation Management
• Master of Professional Accounting§§
• Master of Project Management
Additional course specific entry requirements - Diploma and PQP programs
* Advanced standing is granted for this unit.
† These two units are additional units for students who have not completed the prerequisite study at Year 12 (or equivalent).
Introductory Applied Maths must be completed before progression to Calculus.
Introductory Applied Maths and Introductory Physics must be completed before progression to Engineering Mechanics.
These units are not recognised for advanced standing at ECU.
§ Students must have Year 12 Chemistry or equivalent to enter this bachelor degree.
** To enter the Diploma of Science (Health Studies) (Year 2) leading to these degrees, you must have an IELTS score of 5.5 with no band less than 5.0, except for
Nursing where you must have an IELTS score of 6.5 with no band less than 6.0.
‡ Students progressing to ECU’s Bachelor of Science (Nursing) must achieve an IELTS score of 6.5 (with no individual band less than 6.5) before entry. Additional
special requirements also apply for students progressing to this degree. See page 20 for details.
†† ECC Diploma of Science (Health Studies) (Year 2) students will be eligible to receive the diploma after successfully completing eight units. However, up to
seven units will be credited towards a Nursing degree, up to six units will be credited towards a Biomedical Science degree and up to 8 units will be credited
towards a Psychology degree. Students who do not receive the full 8 credits will need to complete additional units during their first year at ECU, which will usually
extend the duration of their degree.
§§ Advanced standing is not available for this Master’s degree19
Your English language preparation
ECC provides English language programs for people from non- English language programs
English speaking backgrounds and direct entry pathways for ECC offers the Academic English Program
(AEP) which is designed for students who
international students wishing to undertake university study at plan to study at an Australian University
ECU and elsewhere. or who are interested in developing
academic reading, writing, listening and
ECC is renowned for its excellent The teachers at ECC are qualified and communication skills.
teaching staff, high quality programs experienced in teaching English as a The AEP is offered in 10 week blocks
and outstanding facilities. Students second language and many have taught (intakes every 5 weeks) with nine fixed
have access to a wide variety of student overseas. They use a variety of teaching start dates per year, and is taught on
services, support and activities, with methods combined with a wide range ECU’s Mount Lawley Campus. Classes
the added advantage of interaction with of modern materials, technology and are taught during the university’s teaching
Australian and international students resources to encourage active learning. hours from Monday - Friday.
studying degree courses.
Following successful completion of the
required academic English level, students
Academic English program entry requirements
will not normally be required to take an
English test for entry into ECC / ECU
65% pass mark
(excluding programs where IELTS is
AE4 required ECC compulsory, such as Nursing).
5.5 IELTS PQP
10 weeks entry The pass mark for each 10 week block of
Academic English is 65%.
65% pass mark Academic English program
required
commencement dates 2019
65% pass mark ECC
• 4 February
AE3 required
5.0 IELTS
Diploma • 11 March
10 weeks (Year 1 & 2)
entry • 29 April
• 4 June
• 15 July
65% pass mark
required • 19 August
• 23 September
AE2 • 4 November
4.5 IELTS
10 weeks • 9 December
Study breaks:
65% pass mark • 15-26 April
required
• 8-12 July
• 28 October – 1 November
AE1
4.0 IELTS • 23 December – 5 January 2020
10 weeks
English language tuition fees for 2019
Program CRICOS Course Code Duration (weeks) Tuition fee (A$) Materials fee (A$)
Academic English 071799A 10 $440/week $115
(elementary to advanced) 20 $440/week $185
25–40 $420/week $215
45-50 $410/week $29520 ECC Your pathway to EDITH COWAN UNIVERSITY 2018/19
Your admission requirements
The minimum English and academic requirements for entry Credit transfer
to ECC’s Diploma and PQP programs are outlined on pages Applicants who have undertaken recognised
studies may be eligible for exemptions (also
20–23. ECC has established minimum English and academic known as credits).
requirements for its programs however, each application will be To be considered, applicants must provide
assessed on its individual merits. certified copies of academic transcripts
and detailed subject syllabus. For more
Not all qualifications or countries are listed, Mature-age entry information, please visit edithcowancollege.
so if you have other qualifications you should edu.au/exemptions
Mature-age students (aged 20 or
attach certified transcripts to your ECC above) may be considered for entry into
application form. The College may issue a a program without meeting the formal
English language requirements
conditional Letter of Offer based on forecast academic requirements. Applicants must be able to demonstrate
or preliminary results, where appropriate. their English language proficiency before
Applicants will need to apply via Portfolio they enter an ECC program. The College may
Entry, and will be required to provide a also ask selected students to sit our internal
written statement of purpose, evidence English test to demonstrate their English
of work experience, a CV, and other proficiency, at no cost. Applicants who do
supporting documents. not meet the English language requirements
for their chosen program may be able to
enrol in ECC’s Academic English Language
Program (AEP).
English entry requirements
Program Diploma (Year 1) Diploma (Year 2) Post-Graduate
(excluding Nursing. See Special English (excluding Nursing. See Special Qualifying Program (PQP)
entry requirements below) English entry requirements below)
IELTS (Academic) 5.5 with no band less than 5.0 5.5 with no band less than 5.0 6.0 with no band less than 6.0
TOEFL Internet Based Test 60 60 79
Pearson Test of English (PTE) 49 with no communicative skill less 49 with no communicative skill less 57 with no communicative skill less
Academic than 49 than 49 than 57
GCE O‑level C C Not applicable
SPM English / 1119 C C Not applicable
HKDSE English 3 3 Not applicable
HKALE English D D Not applicable
KCSE C C Not applicable
International Baccalaureate 3 at Higher Level for English 3 at Higher Level for English Not applicable
Certificate IV Successful completion of any Australian Successful completion of any Not applicable
Certificate IV program Australian Certificate IV program
Please note: English language requirements may vary according to Department of Home Affairs requirements.
Special English entry requirements for Nursing
Program Special requirements
Diploma of Science (Year 1) - Students must have an overall IELTS 6.0 with no band less than 5.5; or, TOEFL (iBT) 70, with no score less than 17; or, PTE-A
Health Studies / Nursing stream 57, with no communicative skill less than 50; or OET with a minimum C in all components.
Diploma of Science (Year 2) Students must have an overall IELTS 6.5 with no band less than 6.0; or, TOEFL (iBT) 84, with no score less than 17; or, PTE-A
— Health Studies/Nursing 64, with no communicative skill less than 58; or OET with a minimum B in all components.
To qualify for ECU’s Bachelor of Science (Nursing), international students must provide current evidence of an overall IELTS
6.5 with no band less than 6.5; or, TOEFL (iBT) 84, with no score less than 17; or, PTE-A 64, with no communicative skill less
than 58; or OET with a minimum B in all components.
Upon successful completion of the Bachelor of Science (Nursing), students will be eligible to register with the Nursing and
Midwifery Board of Australia (NMBA). To register, all international graduates must provide evidence of an overall IELTS
score of at least 7.0 in all four bands of IELTS, with an overall band of at least 7; or a B pass or above in all four sections of the
Occupational English Test (OET) Nursing Version. Applicants must achieve the above scores in a single test, which has been
completed no more than two years before their application for NMBA registration.
For more information visit nursingmidwiferyboard.gov.au.
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