Institutions: Edith Cowan University

Edith Cowan University’s (ECU) origins go back to 1902 when it began as a teacher training college. Today it is Western Australia's second largest university with approximately 23,000 students. The University's international enrolments exceed 3,000 with students originating from more than 90 countries. More than 330 courses are offered through the four faculties: Business and Law; Computing, Health and Science; Education and Arts, which incorporates the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts; and the Faculty of Regional Professional Studies.

Each year, an average of 4,000 students graduate with many entering professional careers in Australia or internationally, or continuing with further studies. ECU is the first Australia university to strike an educational alliance with global technology giant IBM. This two way partnership means students have access to the latest and best information technology. ECU awards are recognised nationally and internationally, because of rigorous accreditation procedures used by the University, and consultation with professional and vocational groups. All ECU courses involve a theoretical and practical approach which include industry placements and guest speakers as part of their course structure.

At a Glance

Name	Edith Cowan University
Locations	Joondalup, Mt Lawley, Bunbury
Course Levels	Undergraduate & Postgraduate
Course Specialisation	Education, Arts, Business, Law, Computing, Health and Science.

Downloads

		2016 Academic Calendar
		International Student Application Form
		ECU Study Abroad & Exchange
		2016 International Course Guide