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Studieren in Perth, Australien

STUDIERE EIN ODER ZWEI SEMESTER AN DER EDITH COWAN UNIVERSITY

Die Edith Cowan University (ECU) bietet internationalen Studierenden die ideale Möglichkeit, Australien zu erleben. Als die günstigste Universität Australiens bietet sie nicht nur eine hochwertige Ausbildung mit den niedrigsten Studiengebühren, sondern auch die Chance, die atemberaubenden Landschaftenund traumhaften Strände Australiens zu erkunden. Studiere und lebe bis zueinem Jahr im sonnigen Perth, tauche in die Kultur Westaustraliens ein, genieße herausragende Einrichtungen, wähle aus einer Vielzahl von Kursen und sammle praktische Lernerfahrungen.

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EDITH COWAN UNIVERSITY

Höchste Bildungsqualität – 17 Jahre durchgehend 5-Sterne-Bewertungen

TOP 10

Im Best Universities Ranking der Australian Financial Review

TOP 100

Eine der besten Universitäten der Welt unter 50 Jahren laut Times Higher Education

Australiens bestes Erlebnis für internationale Studierende

Programm Überblick

Semester

Semester 1 (Februar bis Juni),
Semester 2 (Juli bis November)

Max credits

30 ECTS

Programminhalte

Vorlesungen, Aufgaben, Forschungsarbeiten, Workshops und verschiedene andere Lehrmethoden, je nach Kurs

Studienniveaus

Bachelor und Master

Kosten

Studienfächer

Arts & Humanities, Nursing & Midwifery, Science, Business & Law, Teacher Education, Engineering & Technology, Medical and Health Science, Performing Arts

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Programm-Highlights

  • Australiens bestbewertete öffentliche Universität für Studentenerfahrungen und Lehrqualität
  • Erlebe ein mildes Mittelmeerklima, endlosen blauen Himmel, frische Luft und strahlend weiße Strände
  • Eine der freundlichsten Städte der Welt mit modernen, sicheren Campusbereichen und erstklassigen Einrichtungen
  • Vielfältige Auswahl an Bachelor- und Masterstudiengängen
  • Tausche dich mit lokalen Gemeinschaften aus und genieße Australiens reiche Kultur und lebendigen Lebensstil
  • Abgeschlossene Kurseinheiten können auf deinen Studienabschluss an deiner Heimathochschule angerechnet werden

Studieren an der Edith Cowan University

Die Edith Cowan University gehört zu den weltweit besten jungen Universitäten unter 50 Jahren. Seit 17 Jahren in Folge erhält sie im Good Universities Guide eine Bewertung von 5 Sternen für die Qualität der Lehre – ein echter Maßstab für die Hochschullehre in Australien! 

Das Study Abroad-Programm der Edith Cowan University (ECU) bietet eine herausragende Gelegenheit, Australien zu entdecken und gleichzeitig deine akademische Karriere voranzutreiben. In Perth gelegen, ist die ECU bekannt für ihre hochwertige Bildung und das lebendige Campusleben. Es ist die perfekte Möglichkeit, deine globale Perspektive zu erweitern. Lebe, arbeite und studiere in Australien, tauche in die Kultur ein und gewinne ein tieferes Verständnis dafür, wie du zur Welt beitragen kannst. 

Dieses Programm ist genau richtig für dich, wenn… 

  • Du Student*in (oder Vergleichbares) bist. 
  • Du Menschen aus der ganzen Welt kennenlernen und die westaustralische Kultur erleben möchtest. 
  • Du im Ausland studieren willst, um globale Themen besser zu verstehen und eine einzigartige Lebenserfahrung zu machen. 
  • Du neue internationale Freundschaften schließen und ein multikulturelles Netzwerk aufbauen möchtest, das deiner Karriere zugutekommt. 
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MOST FREQUENT QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

Q: What is the academic calendar like at ECU?
A: ECU operates on a semester system, with two main semesters each year: Semester 1 (February to June) and Semester 2 (July to November). There are also summer and winter sessions for intensive courses. You should check specific dates as they may vary slightly each year.

Q: How do I enroll in courses at ECU?
A: Course enrollment is done online through the ECU student portal. You’ll need to select your courses from the list of available units for your program and ensure they fit into your study plan and schedule. Advisors are available to assist with course selection.

Q: What is the typical class schedule?
A: Classes typically run Monday through Friday, with a mix of lectures, tutorials, and lab sessions. Most units have 2-4 hours of scheduled classes per week, and you can expect to spend additional time on readings, assignments, and group work.

Q: How can I balance studies with other activities?
A: Time management is key. ECU offers workshops on study skills, time management, and academic writing, which can help you manage your workload effectively. It’s important to prioritize your studies but also to make time for social activities and rest.

Q: What is expected of me in terms of behavior on campus?
A: ECU expects all students to behave with respect and integrity. This includes adhering to the Student Code of Conduct, which covers academic honesty, respectful communication, and responsible use of university facilities.

Q: What are the rules regarding academic integrity?
A: Academic integrity is taken very seriously at ECU. You must ensure that all work submitted is your own and properly cited. Plagiarism, cheating, and other forms of academic misconduct can lead to serious consequences, including expulsion.

Q: How can I get involved in campus life?
A: There are many student clubs, societies, and sports teams you can join to meet new people and enhance your experience. ECU Guild also organizes various events throughout the year, from cultural festivals to career fairs.

Q: What type of visa do I need to study at ECU?
A: Most international students will require a Student Visa (Subclass 500) to study in Australia. This visa allows you to stay in the country for the duration of your study program and also permits limited work rights.

Q: How do I apply for a Student Visa?
A: After receiving your Confirmation of Enrollment (CoE) from ECU, you can apply for a Student Visa online through the Australian Department of Home Affairs website. You will need to provide documentation such as your CoE, proof of financial capacity, and health insurance.

Q: What are the travel arrangements I need to consider?
A: You should book your flights well in advance to ensure availability. It’s recommended to arrive at least a week before the start of your orientation to settle in. Make sure your passport is valid for the duration of your stay and that you have arranged transportation from the airport to your accommodation.

Q: What accommodation options are available at ECU?
A: ECU offers on-campus accommodation at each of its campuses. You can choose from shared apartments, studio apartments, or individual rooms. Off-campus options include renting a room in a shared house or apartment, or living in private student accommodation.

Q: How do I apply for on-campus accommodation?
A: You can apply for on-campus accommodation through the ECU Village website. It’s best to apply early, as spots can fill up quickly, especially for popular accommodation types.

Q: What amenities are included in on-campus housing?
A: On-campus housing typically includes furnished rooms, internet access, laundry facilities, and communal areas for socializing. Some accommodations also offer study rooms, gyms, and other recreational facilities.

Q: What are the transportation options available in Perth?
A: Perth has an extensive public transportation system, including buses, trains, and ferries. ECU students can apply for a Transperth SmartRider card, which provides discounted fares on all public transport.

Q: How can I get to campus from my accommodation?
A: Depending on where you live, you can reach ECU by bus, train, or bicycle. Some students also drive or carpool. The university provides shuttle buses between campuses and certain off-campus student accommodations.

Q: Is it necessary to have a car in Perth?
A: While not necessary, having a car can be convenient, especially for weekend trips or if you live further from campus. However, public transportation is reliable and widely used by students.

Q: What health services are available to students at ECU?
A: ECU provides access to on-campus health services, including medical consultations, counseling, and mental health support. There are also various health and wellness programs offered throughout the year.

Q: Do I need health insurance?
A: Yes, international students are required to have Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) for the duration of their stay in Australia. This insurance helps cover medical expenses, including doctor visits, hospital stays, and emergency ambulance transport.

Q: How does ECU ensure student safety on campus?
A: ECU has a range of security measures in place, including 24/7 campus security, emergency call points, and well-lit pathways. Students are encouraged to download the SafeZone app, which connects them directly with campus security if needed.

Q: What are the tuition fees for international students at ECU?

A: ECU has categorized its tuition fees for international students into two main groups, based on the type of course or units you choose to study:

Fee Group A: This group includes courses from a wide range of disciplines that generally do not require extensive use of specialized equipment or facilities. This includes disciplines such as Arts, Business, Computing, Design, Economics, Education, Humanities, Law, Mathematics, Science (non-lab-based), and Social Science. For 45 credit points (3 units), the cost is $5,625 AUD (approx. 3,375 EUR). For 60 credit points (4 units), the cost is $7,500 AUD (approx. 4,500 EUR).

Fee Group B: This group consists of courses that typically require more resources due to the nature of the subjects, such as laboratory work or specialized equipment. This includes specific units in Engineering, Nursing, Paramedicine, and Science (lab-based). For 45 credit points (3 units), the cost is $8,400 AUD (approx. 5,040 EUR). For 60 credit points (4 units), the cost is $11,200 AUD (approx. 6,720 EUR).

Q: What Do These Fees Cover?

A: These tuition fees generally cover:

  • Lectures and Tutorials: Access to all classroom-based learning, including lectures, tutorials, and seminars.
  • Online Resources: Access to the university’s online learning platforms, digital libraries, and other educational resources.
  • Laboratory and Practical Sessions: For students in Fee Group B, the fees also cover the use of labs and equipment necessary for practical learning.

Q: Will there be any additional costs when studying?

A: In addition to tuition, you may need to budget for:

  • Textbooks and course materials: Depending on your course, textbooks, software, or other materials may be required.
  • Field trips or additional equipment: Some courses, especially in Fee Group B, may have additional costs for field trips, protective clothing, or specialized equipment.

Q: What is the estimated cost of living in Perth?

A: The cost of living in Perth can vary depending on your lifestyle. On average, you can expect to spend around AUD 20,000 to AUD 25,000 per year on accommodation, food, transport, and other living expenses.

 

Q: Are there any scholarships available for international students?

A: Yes, ECU offers a range of scholarships for international students based on academic merit, financial need, and specific fields of study. You can explore available scholarships on the ECU Scholarships page and apply before the deadlines.

Q: What documents do I need to apply for a study program at ECU?
A: You will need to submit your academic transcripts, proof of English language proficiency, a copy of your passport, and any other documents required by your specific program. Some courses may also require a portfolio or additional application forms.

Q: What documents are required for my Student Visa application?
A: For your Student Visa application, you will need your Confirmation of Enrollment (CoE), a valid passport, proof of financial capacity, health insurance (OSHC), and any other documentation requested by the Australian Department of Home Affairs.

Q: Do I need to carry any documents with me when I travel to Australia?
A: Yes, you should carry your passport, visa grant letter, Confirmation of Enrollment (CoE), and travel insurance details with you when you travel to Australia. It’s also wise to have copies of important documents in case of loss or theft.

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