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Getting Started at UWA The essential guide to successful study for Postgraduate students
elcome
Congratulations on being offered a place at three stages of Preparing for Enrolment,
UWA. We’re delighted you’re joining us for Enrolment and Orientation.
your postgraduate studies.
It complements the UniStart website
Now you’ve accepted your offer, your uwa.edu.au/unistart, which is your official
journey at UWA begins. guide through the process.
This guide is designed to give you essential UniStart has four steps:
information to lead you through the next
STEP
Accepting your offer 1
Preparing for enrolment 2
Enrolment 3
Orientation 4
Make sure you log on to UniStart and follow each step. Use the tools available to create
your personal study plan and manage your timetable and orientation schedule.
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uwa.edu.au 3
Step 2 Preparing for enrolment
Activate your online UWA student Check your UWA student email
account (Pheme) regularly
Before you can enrol you must activate your Your student email is where you’ll receive
online student account (Pheme) at important communications from the
pheme.uwa.edu.au This gives you access University about enrolment, fees, exams,
to important online systems, including: and library loans, as well as direct
• studentConnect – manage your communication from University staff. To
enrolment and personal details online check your student email, go to
and view your academic record and mail.student.uwa.edu.au
exam timetables
• Student email – the University’s official Your student email address begins with
means of communication with students; your eight digit student number followed by
• My Library Loans – check when your @student.uwa.edu.au
library items are due, make renewals
requests For example:
• OneSearch – find and access library 12345678@student.uwa.edu.au
resources and unit readings
• Learning Management System (LMS) The UWA Students Facebook page is
– access unit materials including online another useful way of keeping up-to-date
discussions boards, unit outlines and with events, programs and activities
handouts on campus.
• Lecture Capture System (LCS) – access
online lecture recordings Find us at: facebook.com/UWAstudents
• Class Allocation System (CAS) –
nominate your preferences for class
times Remember to check your
To activate your Pheme account you will
student email regularly.
need: It’s UWA’s official way of
• your eight digit student number in your
offer letter) communicating with you!
• your date of birth.
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International students are normally
Choose your units
required to study full time (four units, worth
Before you enrol, you need to decide which
six credit points each) in order to meet their
units to take in Semester 1 and Semester 2.
visa conditions. For more information about
When choosing your units it’s important
requirements for international students
to consider:
contact the International Student Support
• Your degree requirements – available
team: help-international@uwa.edu.au
in the University’s online handbook:
handbooks.uwa.edu.au/postgraduate
For domestic students a study load of three
• Your personal interests and career goals.
units or above is considered full-time study.
Careers advice is available from the
Careers Centre: careers.uwa.edu.au
The University’s online postgraduate
• The availability of units (Semester 1,
handbook is a good place to start when
Semester 2, or non-standard teaching
planning your enrolment.
periods)
handbooks.uwa.edu.au/postgraduate
• Unit rules (including prerequisites, co-
requisites and incompatibilities)
Course advice is available from your Faculty
• When classes will be held (class
Student Office. Speak to a course adviser to
timetables are available at
learn more about your course and for help
cas.uwa.edu.au/student
choosing your units. Faculty office locations
• What study load you want to take –
are listed at:
full-time or part-time.
ipoint.uwa.edu.au/app/answers/
detail/a_id/265
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Step 3 Enrolment
Now you’ve done the preparation work, it’s Enrolment help drop-in sessions
time to get enrolled at UWA. In-person help sessions are available
for any new students who need
If you’re a domestic student or full-degree further assistance.
international student, you’re encouraged to
enrol online yourself. If you have difficulties If you are going to attend a session in
enrolling you can attend an enrolment person, please ensure that you:
support drop-in session in person. • check the UniStart website to find out
when the session is scheduled
Online enrolments • bring the required proof of identity and
Once you’ve put together your study plan, citizenship documents
enrolling in your units via studentConnect • come prepared, having consulted with
is easy! your Faculty regarding unit selection and
course advice.
• Log on to studentConnect using your
student number and Pheme password. If you need guidance, we’re here to help.
• Go to ‘Online Enrolment and Change Contact your Faculty office or the Transition
of Enrolment’, then follow the prompts Services team on 6488 6789. Faculty Office
to add your units for the entire locations are listed at:
academic year. ipoint.uwa.edu.au/app/answers/
detail/a_id/265
Remember, if you haven’t accepted your
offer and activated your UWA student
account you won’t be able to enrol (see the
Preparing for Enrolment section).
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Your timetable • Attend a drop-in session for hands-on
Working out your timetable is an important
assistance. Help sessions are run during
part of managing your enrolment. Each
the enrolment period – visit the UniStart
unit you enrol in will require you to attend a
website for details.
number of classes, which may include:
• Ask for help at the Information Desk
• Lectures at your Subject Library or online via
• Tutorials askUWA.
• Seminars
• Workshops You can also contact the Transition Services
• Labs (laboratory classes) team – postgrad-help@uwa.edu.au;
• Information sessions 6488 6789.
CAS is the online system that allocates you
If a unit is not available for registration
to classes and generates your timetable. In
through CAS you will be given instructions
CAS you can:
on how classes will be assigned by your unit
• lodge your preferred class times for each coordinator, usually via email or the unit
unit (if available)
Learning Management System (LMS) page.
• check which classes you have been
assigned to once the allocations
You can find out if a class is recorded
are released
and available online through LMS. Online
recordings are useful if you’re unable to
Visit the CAS website: cas.uwa.edu.au/
attend class or have a class clash.
student to find out how to register, when
CAS opens and closes, and when class
Remember, organising your timetable is
allocations will be published. Just use your
your responsibility!
student number and Pheme password to
log in.
Changing your enrolment
You can change your unit enrolment up until
Once class times have been allocated, you
the end of the second week of semester via
can change your allocations within CAS
studentConnect. If you’re not happy with
provided there is space available in the
your unit choices or your interests change,
classes you’d like to move into.
contact your Faculty Office for further
advice on what’s best for you.
For assistance with CAS:
• Check out the help videos for new The Transition Services team is also
students available at:
available to help with any difficulties you
cas.uwa.edu.au/student.
have in managing your timetable and can
refer you to other services, if required.
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Collect your Campus Card programs. More information about tuition
Your UWA Campus Card is important as fees is available online at student.uwa.
it provides: edu.au/course/fees/tuition
• proof of identification (compulsory
for examinations) Domestic students may be eligible for
• library borrowing and electronic FEE-HELP loans to pay for all or part of their
database access tuition fees. Information about FEE-HELP
• cash storage for copying and printing loans and how to apply is available from
• access to buildings. Student Administration or at studyassist.
gov.au/sites/StudyAssist
Once you’ve activated your Pheme account
and enrolled in units, upload a photo of As part of the acceptance process all
yourself through CaptureMe and we’ll international students need to make their
provide you with the details of when and first payment in order to accept their
where to pick up your card – it’s that easy! offer, thereafter in subsequent semesters
international students will receive an
More information on obtaining your card electronic statement of account (eSOA)
can be found at campuscard.uwa.edu.au/ to their studentConnect account under
obtain-card/students the Finance section for each fee period/
semester. The finance section of student
Remember to bring photo identification Connect also contains your eSOA each
and proof of citizenship when you come to semester for the Student Services and
collect your Campus Card. Amenities Fee (SSAF). For queries and
assistance, contact Student Administration
Fees on 6488 3235 or via askUWA.
It’s your responsibility to ensure you’re
aware of the fee obligations that apply to For further information on student fees and
you. These may include: charges, including the fees calculator, visit:
• Tuition fees student.uwa.edu.au/course/fees
• Student Services and Amenities Fee
(compulsory for all students) Remember, outstanding fees may prevent
• Administrative fees and charges you from enrolling, accessing your results,
graduating and ordering transcripts.
Tuition fees are applicable to a large
number of postgraduate coursework
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Step 4 Orientation
Orientation is a vital part of your
preparation for academic success. You need to complete
Completing a comprehensive orientation
will provide you with the skills, knowledge this unit within your first
and tools for a rewarding student
semester in order to record
experience – don’t miss it!
a pass (and avoid a fail) on
O-Week
Orientation is held in the week before your academic record.
semester begins. Key events include:
• The Postgraduate Commencement
Ceremony
• Information sessions All new students must complete this unit
• Campus tours in their first semester at UWA, even if
• Faculty specific activities. they have previously studied at another
university. It is a not-for-credit unit and does
Faculty orientation activities vary not count towards your semester study
between faculties. Refer to your Faculty load. It’s a good idea to complete it early in
or the UniStart Postgraduate website for semester, to gain the maximum benefit.
more information.
Academic Conduct
All students are required to attend Essentials (ACE)
Orientation. If you are unavailable during AACE4000 Academic Conduct Essentials
O-Week, you’ll be required to attend (ACE) introduces you to the basic issues of
Late Orientation in Week 2 of semester. ethical scholarship and the expectations of
Contact postgrad-help@uwa.edu.au for correct academic conduct at this University.
more information. The fostering of academic integrity is given
high priority at UWA and is supported by
Academic orientation institutional policies and practices.
Your academic orientation also includes
an online self-paced unit which is designed More information about ACE is available at:
to make you aware of your academic student.uwa.edu.au/learning/resources/
responsibilities and help you gain the ace. You should be pre-enrolled in this unit
skills for a successful start to your studies so get online and begin your course early!
at UWA.
10 Getting Started Guide Postgraduate 2018Unit materials need to check the approved calculators
Once you’re enrolled, check your unit list ecm.uwa.edu.au/students/exams/
outlines to find out what materials calculators and visit the appropriate
are required for your units (textbooks, Student Office to have your calculator
recommended readings, and study approved and receive a sticker. Pre-
aids such as calculators, lab coats and approved calculators can be purchased
safety glasses.). Unit outlines are usually from the Co-op Bookshop.
available online handbooks.uwa.edu.
au/units and/or handed out in your Assessment
first class. Once you’ve enrolled, you can Each unit has its own methods of
also access textbook lists online through assessment, usually involving a
studentConnect. combination of essays, smaller written
assignments or worksheets, exams, tutorial
Textbooks are available from: presentations, attendance and/or practical
• the Co-op Bookshop in the Guild village components. Check your unit outline for
or online coop.com.au; 6144 5700); details. Your unit coordinator can answer
• the second-hand bookshop in the any queries. Find unit details via the
Guild village University Handbook handbooks.uwa.
• The online textbook exchange – edu.au/units
guildtexchange.com or
• the University Library – if relevant, find
your unit reading list on your unit outline
or in your LMS unit; then access the unit
readings through OneSearch on the
Library homepage: library.uwa.edu.au
Limited numbers of textbooks are available
in the subject libraries. High-demand items
have a three-hour loan period. Standard
loans are six weeks but may be recalled
earlier. These may include articles, book
chapters, websites, as well as textbooks,
DVDs/videos, CDs, eBooks and past
examination papers.
Other unit materials, including calculators
and lab coats, can be purchased from
the Co-op Bookshop. In order to use your
calculator in exams and assessments, you’ll
uwa.edu.au 11University libraries Stay up-to-date by following us on
Our libraries provide physical and online Facebook and Twitter @UWALibrary.
information resources, study spaces, Check our website for tours of your library in
research assistance and IT support for your the first weeks of semester.
study and research at UWA.
Meet your subject librarian
Find us online Your subject librarian is an expert on:
The library website is your first stop for • OneSearch
library resources and information. • key databases
library.uwa.edu.au • advanced search techniques
• EndNote
Get your bearings
With six subject libraries on campus, you’re Access online resources
sure to find a study space or group study Sign in to OneSearch to find and access
room to meet your needs. the full range of resources.
Visit the information desk for advice and Get started with a subject guide
support, including help with Unifi, Pheme, See our guides for databases, websites,
CAS, LMS, Turnitin, webmail, printing referencing and more.
and more.
Download the EndNote referencing
software and book into a class from the
EndNote guide.
Get connected
Connect your mobile devices to the UWA
wireless network, Unifi. It’s easy — just
log in with your student number and
Pheme password.
Print on the run
A large number of computers are available
in subject libraries and computer labs.
Print to any student printer; even from your
own device.
12 Getting Started Guide Postgraduate 2018Transport Safety and security
Make sure you’ve thought about how you’ll In the case of an emergency on campus,
get to and from campus each day. contact the 24-hour emergency number
6488 2222. UWA Security will respond
You are encouraged to use public transport, appropriately.
with a large number of bus services • Never leave your personal belongings
available. For more information: (such as bags, wallets, laptops, bikes)
• Visit the Transperth website: unattended under any circumstances –
transperth.wa.gov.au. this includes in libraries, cafés and other
• Check out the UWA transport University buildings, or outside. Cars
and parking guides for useful parked on campus are not covered by
tips and resources, including a University insurance.
TravelSmart map: • Keep your personal details secure,
transport.uwa.edu.au. including passwords, Campus Card,
bank cards, Tax File Number, passport.
A Tertiary SmartRider will help you make • Take responsibility for your personal
the most of concession fares for full-time safety – walk in well-lit areas with a
students. You can buy a SmartRider from friend or crowd; wait for buses in open
UWA Campus News and Gifts in the Guild populated areas; phone a taxi instead of
Village or from any authorised outlet hailing, wait with a friend and record the
(see the Transperth website for details). taxi number.
You need to register your SmartRider in • UWA Security can estcourt you after
StudentConnect to receive your concession. hours to car parks, colleges, bus stops
and accommodation immediately
You may apply for a yellow parking permit adjacent to the University. If required,
from the Parking Office, although there contact Security 30 minutes before you
are postcode restrictions that do not allow want to leave and a uniformed officer
students in certain suburbs to obtain will respond (6488 3020).
a parking permit. The Parking Office is
located in the Administration East building For more information, or to report a theft or
near Hackett Hall. For enquiries phone incident, visit the Security website:
6488 3020. security.uwa.edu.au/
uwa.edu.au 13Health and wellbeing Rights and responsibilities
The University Medical Centre provides Get to know your rights and responsibilities
comprehensive medical care to staff and as a UWA student. It’s important to know
students and is located in the Guild Village the academic and personal expectations
(2nd floor, South Wing). Appointments can that you’re expected to meet:
be made online or by phone (6488 2118). • The Charter of Student Rights and
For more information visit: student.uwa. Responsibilities: student.uwa.edu.au/
edu.au/experience/health/medical- experience/charter
centre. • Code of Ethics and Conduct:
hr.uwa.edu.au/policies/policies/
International students are required to have conduct/code
Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) for • Student rules: handbooks.uwa.edu.au/
the duration of their student visa. See the rules?id=55183
OSHC counter in Student Central for queries • Course rules: http://handbooks.uwa.
or assistance. edu.au/course-rules
• Equity and diversity advisers are
A free counselling service is also available available for confidential advice with any
to assist with any personal or academic issues: hr.uwa.edu.au/equity
concerns that may impact on ability to
study. Appointments can be made at the
Health and Wellbeing Reception (first floor
Student Central; 6488 2423: student.uwa.
edu.au/experience/health/counselling.
For tips, resources and health and wellbeing
programs, check out the Fit for Study
website: student.uwa.edu.au/experience/
health/fit.
The UWA Chaplaincy in the Law Link
Building supports the spiritual life of
students on campus.
A 24-hour telephone service is also
available for people in crisis who need
urgent help, when University services are
closed (before 9am, after 5pm, weekends
and holidays). Telephone: 9223 1111.
14 Getting Started Guide Postgraduate 2018Services to help you throughout Student Administration in Student
your time at UWA Central can help with issuing Campus
There are many free services available to Cards, answering questions about
make your transition to university life easier fees, examinations, graduation and
and support you throughout your studies. issuing transcripts.
If you need some advice or are concerned
about any aspect of life on campus, be sure If you have questions, don’t forget askUWA
to ask. Staff are here to help you. provides online answers 24/7 and can save
you waiting in a queue: ask.uwa.edu.au
Student services health and
wellbeing Explore all the opportunities at the Current
Located in Student Central building (just Students website: student.uwa.edu.au
north of the Guild Village), Student Services
include:
• StudySmarter – research skills, oral
and written communication skills and
numeracy skills
• careers advice
• transition programs to help you settle in
to campus life
(Transition Services, Student Transition
Advisers, ConnectMe and UniMentor)
• Counselling and Psychological Services
• UniAccess – UWA’s Disability Service
• Chaplaincy
All students, whether international or
domestic, can access all of the support
services listed above for free.
The Scholarships Office in Hackett Hall
(part of the Graduate Research and
Scholarships Office) can provide advice
about scholarships.
(Telephone: 6488 2807). Find out if you’re
eligible for scholarships:
scholarships.uwa.edu.au
uwa.edu.au 15Study Abroad
Did you know you can travel, live and
study overseas while continuing to gain
credit towards your UWA degree? Consider
including a Student Exchange or Student
Abroad program in your course. All UWA
students can apply to study abroad
including international students.
For more information visit the Study Abroad
website: student.uwa.edu.au/experience/
exchange
International students
International Student Support in Student
Central (6488 2428) provides specialised
advice for international students on their
rights and responsibilities in relation
to their visa requirements, overseas
health cover and insurance, employment
entitlements and other aspects of studying
in Australia.
If you’re an international student visit the
website for more information:
student.uwa.edu.au/international/
newstudents
Faculty Student Offices
If you need course advice, you can speak
with a Student Adviser in your Faculty
Student Office. You can find information on
the location of Faculty offices at:
ask.uwa.edu.au
16 Getting Started Guide Postgraduate 2018UWA Student Guild Postgraduate Students
The Guild is an independent organisation Association
run by elected student representatives. The Postgraduate Students Association
It represents the students of UWA to the (PSA) is a Guild department and is
University and the wider community and independent of the University
provides advocacy, financial support, and administration. It is run by and for
social activities for students. postgraduate students, and can provide
advice and assistance on the range
The Guild Volunteering Hub of issues students may face. The PSA
volunteering.guild.uwa.edu.au also also runs a number of social activities
gives students the opportunity to gain and administers grants and awards
community service experience. specifically for postgraduate students. The
PSA represents postgraduate students
All students can elect to become members on University committees from the
of the Guild upon enrolment. If you decide Senate to the Faculty level. Membership
not to become a member of the Guild, you of the PSA is free and automatic for all
may always sign up to become a member postgraduate students.
later through studentConnect.
Information about issues and events
Visit the Guild Student Centre in the Guild relevant to postgraduate students are
Village to get a free Guild Diary and Discount emailed to postgraduates subscribed to the
Booklet with useful tips and information. mailing list.
Make sure to check out the Guild-run cafés To get in touch with the PSA, to find your
across campus and explore the many local postgraduate representative, or to
facilities available in the Guild Village become involved, contact the PSA directly
including: at psa@guild.uwa.edu.au.
• Bookshops
• Newsagent UWA Sport
• Banks and ATMs UWA Sport offers a wide range of
• Pharmacy recreation membership and participation
• Optometrist opportunities. Visit the Recreation and
• Dentist Fitness Centre to build a healthy, active
• Hairdresser lifestyle: sport.uwa.edu.au
• Print and copying service
• Photographer
• Travel agent
• Boot maker
• Computer store
uwa.edu.au 17Important contacts
For all University email enquiries: log in
with your student ID to ask a question at
askUWA: ask.uwa.edu.au
Faculty Student Offices Graduate Research and
If you need to speak with a Student Adviser Scholarships Office
in one of the Faculty Student Offices, you Room G13, Hackett Hall
can find the location of the office at Tel: 6488 2807
ipoint.uwa.edu.au/app/answers/
detail/a_id/265 Student Guild
Ground Floor, Guild Village
Student Administration Tel: 6488 2295
Student Central
Tel: 6488 3235 Postgraduate Students
Association
Student Wellbeing First Floor, Guild Village
Student Central Tel: 6488 3194
Tel: 6488 2423 psa@guild.uwa.edu.au
Transition Services team University Medical Centre
Student Transition Adviser 2nd Floor, Guild Village
Tel: 6488 6789 Tel: 6488 2118
postgrad-help@uwa.edu.au
University Counselling Service
International Student Support 1st Floor, Student Central
Student Central Tel: 6488 2423
Tel: 6488 2428
help-international@uwa.edu.au
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Glossary
Adviser A University staff member who specialises in giving course advice to students.
askUWA View answers or ask questions 24/7 about enrolments, fees, scholarships, exams,
results, graduation, timetables, parking, libraries, faculty information and more:
uwa.edu.au/askuwa
Campus Card Your student ID card, also used for library borrowing, printing and accessing
buildings.
CAS Class Allocation System — nominate your preferences for tutorial, lab and seminar
times.
Census Date The last day to withdraw from a unit without having to pay for it. If you withdraw
after the census date, you will be liable for any course fees.
(see ‘Important dates’)
Course Materials Find materials and resources for your units through the CMO tab in OneSearch:
Online (CMO) library.uwa.edu.au
Domestic student A student enrolling at university who belongs to one of the following categories:
Australian citizen; New Zealand citizen; holder of an Australian permanent visa;
holder of a permanent humanitarian visa.
Facebook Facebook is a useful way of keeping up-to-date with events, programs and activities
on campus. facebook.com/UWAstudents
Handbook Find comprehensive information on courses, majors, units and access study plans.
/handbooks.uwa.edu.au
Important dates Key dates in your academic year: student.uwa.edu.au/course/dates/important
International student A student who is not an Australian citizen or permanent resident, nor a New
Zealand citizen, and is enrolled or proposes to enrol at an educational institution in
Australia. Temporary residents of Australia are classified as international students.
LCS Lecture Capture System. Allows you to listen to and/or watch lecture recordings
online via the University’s Learning Management System (LMS).
Lab A class that takes place in a laboratory. Labs are practical classes involving
experiments, investigation, construction, observation, or testing.
Lecture A class which involves the presentation of a particular topic, idea or subject to a
large group of students. Lectures normally run for about 45 minutes and many are
recorded so you can revise later.
Level A ranking applied to a unit which indicates the amount of prior knowledge
or maturity of learning required to study a unit successfully. A three-year
undergraduate degree consists of Level 1, Level 2 and Level 3 units.
LMS Learning Management System. Access online unit materials, lecture recordings,
discussion boards and more: lms.uwa.edu.au
My Library Loans Check the library items you have borrowed and their due dates, make requests and
renewals. library.uwa.edu.au
OSHC Overseas Student Health Cover.
20 Getting Started Guide Postgraduate 2018Pheme Use your Pheme credentials to access most UWA online systems.
SmartRider A cash-free payment method for travel on Transperth.
studentConnect The online student system where you manage your enrolment and personal details,
view your assigned Student Office, fees information, exam dates and academic
record.
Student Office Contact your Faculty Student office for course advice and assistance with planning
your enrolment.
Transperth Perth’s public transport system – buses, trains, ferries: transperth.wa.gov.au
Tutorial A small class involving discussion facilitated by a tutor on a particular topic or idea
(usually what has previously been presented in a lecture).
Twitter Follow @UWA_students for updates on events, programs and activities for students
at UWA.
Unifi UWA’s wireless internet network: bits.uwa.edu.au/it-help/access/wireless/unifi
Unit A subject usually studied for the duration of one semester. Units normally involve
different classes – lectures, tutorials, seminars, labs etc. Standard semester units
are worth 6 credit points, but there are some project units worth 12 credit points.
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