UNIVERSITY INFORMATION

2023 UNIVERSITY GUIDES AVAILABLE

All the new 2023 University Guides (UWA/Curtin/Murdoch/ECU and Notre Dame) are now available if students would like a copy. Students can pick these up from Mrs Bertolucci’s office in the Highgate Centre.

EDITH COWAN UNIVERSITY

YEAR 10 SUBJECT SELECTION INFORMATION SESSION:

Monday 18 July | 6:00pm - 7:00pm | Edith Cowan University, Joondalup Campus

Are you currently in Year 10 and trying to choose subjects for next year? Well, grab your parents and come along to our Year 10 Subject Selection Information Session!

If you don’t know what subjects to pick next year or you just want to find out about university and the courses we offer, this is a great opportunity to have a chat with our friendly Future Student Engagement Team!

MURDOCH UNIVERSITY

OPEN NIGHT - EDUCATION:

Tuesday 19 July | 5:30pm - 8:00pm | Murdoch University

Are you thinking of pursuing a career in education at Murdoch University? This event is perfect for you! Join our Open Night and find out everything you need to know about studying Undergraduate Education from some of our leading academics and current students. You’ll have the opportunity to explore the wide range of courses we offer and ask our staff and students any questions you might have about studying education and where it can take you.

OPEN NIGHT - HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES:

Tuesday 26 July | 5:30pm – 8:00pm | Murdoch University

Join us to see how an Arts degree from Murdoch University can help you to make a real difference to communities around the world. We boast extensive internship opportunities, a new Global Security course and a selection of successful Alumni contacts which will transform you into a skilled communicator and creative thinker.

GENERAL UNIVERSITY NEWS

WHO SHOULD GO TO UNIVERSITY OPEN DAYS?

The short answer is everyone. Well, that is to say anyone who is planning on a tertiary education (including TAFE and VET). Perhaps you think that Year 12s are the only people who should go to open days; they are definitely a large part of the target audience, that’s for sure. But, if you’re in Year 10 or 11 and thinking about university, you could definitely benefit from going to open days this year too.

Open days are also for parents who’d like to know more about university. If you’d like to support your children’s wishes to continue studying after high school, then go along and get amongst it all. It can actually be really handy for potential uni students to have family and friends along, someone to mull things over with later, or ask questions they might otherwise forget. You never know, parents could be inspired to take up studying again and enrol to do a course.

Mature students, friends and siblings, the doors are open for everyone.

Unless you are adamant that you’ll be starting an apprenticeship or heading straight into full-time work as soon as you leave high school, spending some time at open days will be a great investment of your time.

If you’re really unable to get along to open days on campus because you’re already committed to work or activities, you live too far away or are looking at unis in other states, you’ve still got options:

• Virtual Open Days
• Online Campus Tours
• Online Chats
• Call the future students team

Upcoming Open Days: