Established in 1991, ECU was founded when a union of teacher colleges dating back as far as 1902 came together to form Western Australia's first higher education institution. The university gets its name from Edith Dircksey Cowan OBE, the first woman to be elected to Australian Parliament.
ECC students have access to on-campus accommodation at the Mount Lawley Student Village, which features brand new five-bedroom apartments just a short walk from the university. The apartments are modern and fully furnished, with private bedrooms, bathrooms, large kitchens and spacious lounge areas, so students will have plenty of space to hang out with friends. The on-site facilities include a pool, café/convenience store, sound lounge, e-library, study zones and shared laundry. With resident assistants on hand to organise events and activities, you will find plenty to do and lots of ways to meet new people.
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My study experience is a grats journey i would like to others to hear about, as to motivate them pursue their study journey In Australia, giving its the of the most opportunity giving countries to flourish and expore.
ECU took me in post Covid 19 from a different university, where I was facing a tough time to complete my studies. The people at ECU offered a lot of credit for my previously completed studies, and I felt much more personified, rather than a number. My experience with the final year thesis project was less smooth given the smaller faculty size for supervising staff. But once all was ironed out, my experience improved. In total I would rate the student support and teaching quality higher than those larger universities.
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