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30 Jan - 5 Feb, 8pm
Red Dust (South Africa)
(M) 100 mins
6-12 Feb, 8pm
Heights (USA)
(M) 97 mins
13-19 Feb, 8pm
Brothers (Denmark)
(MA) 110 mins
20-26 Feb, 8pm
Drum (South Africa)
(MA) 96 mins |
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Direct applications for 2006 now open
We see you have dreams, we see you have potential. And we see you want every opportunity to achieve career success. Which is exactly what we are offering you right now.
ECU offers various entry pathways including TER, Portfolio, TAFE, industry experience and the University Preparation Course (UPC). There's bound to be one pathway suited to your own background in education, work and life experience.
We also offer ten broad areas of study to choose from.
Apply now direct to ECU. For further information, please call the Student Recruitment team on (08) 6304 6304 or come along to one of our information evenings.
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 TISC will be running a Special Tertiary Admissions Test (STAT) on Saturday 4 February. Bookings close Friday 27 January. Counter bookings at TISC close noon on Thursday 2 February. Results are expected to be available by Friday 17 February 2006.
The STAT booking form is available from the TISC website or from their office at 100 Royal Street East Perth .
Those taking the STAT may use their results for Semester 1, 2006 entry into ECU. For further information on STAT, please click here. |
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 Interested in starting uni in 2006? Then come along to one of our free information evenings! Find out about courses and entry requirements and more. These informal evenings will allow you to talk to one of our student advisers and get all your questions
about going to ECU answered .
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Information sessions are available at the following locations: |
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ECU Joondalup Campus (undergrad and postgrad info)
Monday 30 January 2006, 6.00 - 8.00pm |
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ECU Mount Lawley Campus (undergrad and postgrad info)
Wednesday 1 February 2006, 6.00 - 8.00pm |
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South West (Bunbury) Campus (general info session)
Tuesday 7 February 2006, 5.00pm |
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South West Campus (postgraduate information)
Thursday 9 February 2006, 5.30pm |
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School of Management Postgraduate Information Evening
Wednesday 8 February 2006, 5.30pm-7.30pm |
Places are limited so register now at www.ecu.edu.au/pr/infoeve.
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 ECU Bachelor of Nursing students can now access a free Science Tutorial Program (STP) during the first year of study to ensure a great start to their nursing degree. The STP is required to be completed by all students starting the course without the recommended pre-requisite of a year 12 TEE science course. It provides the foundations of science knowledge required for the nursing degree program.
For TAFE Certificate IV and hospital trained enrolled nurses who have current registration with the Nurses Board of Western Australia, admission to the Bachelor of Nursing is easy. You can apply direct ly to ECU and gain possible advanced standing for some units of study.
So what's stopping you from having a great start to your Nursing career with ECU?
For more details contact the School of Nursing, Midwifery and Postgraduate Medicine on (61 8) 9273 8534 or snmpm@ecu.edu.au.
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Join jazz musician Grace Knight and the Western Australian Youth Orchestra under the stars for a special Valentine's Day concert. This FREE community event is presented by Edith Cowan University, the City of Joondalup and Joondalup Resort.
BYO picnic, rug, warm clothing… and lots of love. This is a fully licensed, smoke free event. Drinks will be on sale at the venue with free onsite parking available. Gates open at 5.00pm with concert from 7.00-9.00pm. Click here to download a flyer.
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 Mature age student Matthew Parsons spent eight years in the Australian Army and didn't think University was an option for him after getting out.
Thanks to ECU's University Preparation Course (UPC), Matthew's career is heading in a whole new direction.
“I didn't know what I was going to do after the army and I didn't finish high school, so I thought I couldn't get into uni… I was very nervous about studying again. The UPC gave me the confidence to get back into study and to try going to Uni,” he says.
Matthew has been accepted into ECU's Bachelor of Environmental Science.
The UPC is designed to not only cater for recent TEE students, but also for people who are returning to study after many years. It can be studied at ECU's Joondalup, Churchlands and Bunbury Campuses and was also recently made available in Geraldton.
For more information on the UPC, click here.
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