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If you're interested in studying at Uni in second semester or next year, this day is not to be missed. Come and check out our state-of-the-art facitlies and talk directly to staff and students who can give you first hand course & career advice.
You'll find all you need to know about more than 300 courses that ECU offers as well as info on our unique entry pathways to uni. You can even apply for mid year entry on the day. While you're at it, why not take a campus tour, enjoy beer tastings in our Micro-Brewery or relax by the lake while listening to live music.
ECU Joondalup Open Day
Sunday 27 May
11am - 4pm
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Free mature age information evenings
 If you're 20 years or older and are interested in pursuing university studies in second semester 2007, these nights are for you. Come and speak directly to our student advisers about ECU courses, entry pathways, admission information and campus life.
Date: Wednesday 9 May 2007
Time: 6.30-8pm
Venue: ECU Joondalup Campus - Building 7, Room 7.104
If you are considering teaching, come along to our second information evening where there will also be experts and students from our School of Education.
Date: Wednesday 16 May 2007
Time: 6.30-8pm
Venue: ECU Mount Lawley Campus - Building 13, Room 13.119
Click here to register now.
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ECU's Law program gets legal recognition
The School of Law and Justice is pleased to advise that the Admissions and Registrations Committee of the Legal Practice Board has now formally granted approval to the final year of the Bachelor of Laws degree at Edith Cowan University.
The Bachelor of Laws degree will now meet the academic requirements for the admission of our law students as legal practitioners in Western Australia.
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Construction commences on Business and Law building
 The new Business and Law building at Mount Lawley is taking shape as the first signs of construction appear on the old gymnasium site. The building is scheduled to open for Semester 2, 2008 and will accommodate Business and Law students from Churchlands Campus after its closure. Construction coincides with the refurbishment of existing facilities to improve the vibrant campus.
The new building will accommodate the Faculty of Business and Law, IT Services and the Perth Institute of Business and Technology. Plans for teaching areas include a 100 person lecture theatre, computer labs, case study rooms, tutorial rooms and breakout rooms. Other areas include a student service area, staff workstations, eLab, postgraduate common room, eCaf and executive boardroom.
For further information, visit the Business and Law Campus Consolidation Plan webpage.
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Rosalie's got the write stuff
Two highlights of Rosalie Cobai's time at ECU whilst studying for her Journalism degree, was completing the professional placement unit and winning the Sunday Times Prize for Journalism award.
 "Both provided me with a foot in the door to a career in journalism," she says as they led her to jobs at the Community Newspaper Group and the Sunday Times.
This experience helped her to secure a job as a media officer with the Attorney General and Minister for Health Jim McGinty. After two years in the job, Rosalie was promoted to the position of media officer for the Premier Alan Carpenter, a position she has held for the past year and which she enjoys immensely.
"In this role, I am responsible for organising and managing the Premier's media events, as well as write his media statements, speeches and handle media inquiries."
Rosalie chose to study at ECU because she liked the way the Journalism degree was structured and how it covered all aspects of print, radio and TV journalism.
"It was also easy to combine journalism with a degree in history, which was my favourite area of study," says Rosalie.
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