It's a big deal making the change from high school to uni or getting back into study after a break. Learn about entry pathways, courses, scholarships, good study habits and handling the pressure.
Highly qualified early childhood educators are in demand in Western Australia and across Australia. Ultimately, you'll need a uni degree, but a new diploma pathway can shorten the length of your university study.
Had a few years in the workforce and wondering how you'd cope with study? You're not alone. But many people do it every year and universities know how to help them.
University entry isn't limited to ATAR scores for school leavers. If you've chosen not to study for an ATAR, or you did but got a lower ATAR than expected, you still have pathway options into university courses.
Balancing your studies with life responsibilities like two kids is tough. But Janice Simons has a secret weapon – an amazing support network of family and friends who contributed to her university success.
It's a question many mature age students ask themselves when they're thinking about going back to study. We know it's possible. We've seen it done. And that includes some amazing single mums.
Being a WAAPA student is as intensive as it is exciting. But trying to fit part-time work into a schedule that includes hours of study, practise, rehearsals and performances is a challenge.
Applying for a scholarship can be the first step towards your future career. Edith Cowan University (ECU) has a range of scholarships to help cover the costs associated with university, including textbooks, travel and other expenses.
ECU offer a range of scholarships that can be the first step towards your future. ECU scholarships help students access higher education and achieve their study goals by providing essential financial support.
Applying for a scholarship can be the first step towards building your dream career. ECU has a range of scholarships to help cover the costs associated with university, including course fees, textbooks, travel and other living expenses.
Been trawling uni websites wondering how to choose between courses with similar names? Here's an idea. Choose a university where studying a degree involves more than lectures and assignments.
Helping your daughter or son choose a university course can be tricky. Especially when multiple unis offer the same course. The answer is to look at what else is being offered.
It's OK if you don't know what you want to study. And the choice of uni courses can be a bit overwhelming. But here's a fun way to help you decide on courses, based on your career type.
Choosing a course that's 'right' for you is never easy. In some ways it's mission impossible unless you know exactly what you want to be after you graduate. But there are ways to avoid being stuck in a course you totally hate.
If your child is the first in your family to start higher education, you've probably been grappling with the mysteries of universities. Here are 20 things to help you find your way.
University can be a mystery, especially if you haven't been studying for a while. But one thing you'll need to understand from day one is how to do uni assignments.
Are you the planning type? If you're considering uni study sometime soon, it'll definitely help. And having a simple plan for your first or next semester is a great way to start.
Full-time study is like a job. You need to fit other weekly commitments around it. It'll never be perfect, but a week-by-week study plan is way better than no plan.
It's called procrastination. Or avoidance. Whatever you want to call it, it's bad news if you're a uni student. But the good news is you can beat it. Here's how.
We get it. Sitting Year 12 exams, or any exams really, can be intense. Who are these people talking to me about being calm? How is that even possible? Answer: it's possible, and you can do it.
Stress is what happens to us emotionally, physically and psychologically when we're suddenly put under pressure by someone or something. But stress isn't all bad.
Cramming to study can become all-consuming at exam time and nutrition can be the first to fall off your list of priorities. However, a healthy diet plays a vital role in achieving peak academic performance.
