Further information
- Charter of Student Rights and Responsibilities
- Evaluation of Teaching
- CATL Teaching and Learning resources
- School and course reviews
- Templates for unit outlines
The University provides guidelines and policies to assist staff when designing and implementing courses to maximise the learning experience of all students.
Student learning and teaching policies
University policies have been developed with the aim of ensuring that staff and students have ready access to authoritative information. More than 265 University wide policies are available to staff and students, a number of which are related to Teaching and Learning and student support and administration.
- Academic Conduct Guidelines
- Adoption of Plagiarism Detection Software - Minimum Essentials
- Ancillary Student Fees and Charges
- Award of Honours
- Guidelines on assessment at UWA
- Guidelines on learning skills
- Guidelines on literacy
- Minimum essentials for good practice in assessment
- Policy on use of calculators in exams
- Selecting teaching modes
- Study and examination provisions for students with disabilities
- Ungraded passes and fails
Good practice guides
In addition to University Policies, which are mandated, the University has a number of good practice guides or checklists which are strongly encouraged University-wide to enhance the student learning experience.
- Code of Good Practice for Postgraduate Student Research and Supervision
- Cultural sensitivity in teaching and assessment
- Developing English language skills of UWA students
- Peer review good practice guide
- Encouraging interactions between domestic and international students
- AUQA good practice database
Documents
English language proficiency for International Students
Examples of good practice in assisting international students to integrate with Australian students and the wider community
Checklists
Teaching and Learning
University information
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