COMPUTING & SECURITY 2016 COURSE GUIDE. Mobile Application Development Network Technology Security Security & Justice Studies Security Management

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COMPUTING & SECURITY

2016 COURSE GUIDE

• Counter Terrorism Security

& Intelligence

• Cyber Security • Information Science • Information Technology

• Mobile Application Development • Network Technology

• Security

• Security & Justice Studies • Security Management

• Smart Software Systems • Software Engineering • Web Technology

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Our world is more dynamic than ever before, creating

new ideas and new possibilities.

So how do you engage with this ever-changing

environment?

You learn. And the best way to learn is from experience.

ECU is a university for our times, where students learn

in hands-on environments and in industry relevant

courses. Our lecturers have extensive experience in their

fields and place the needs of students above all else.

We’re a university where you can learn the combination

of theory and practical skills needed to take advantage

of every opportunity. Skills that will allow you to

understand and meet new challenges, and to thrive

in an evolving world.

Are you ready?

Apply to ECU for 2016.

ECU has been named in the Times Higher Education (THE) 100 under 50 rankings for 2015.

Recognising the world’s 100 best universities less than 50 years of age, the rankings are a global showcase of a new breed of university. They focus on performance indicators such as

teaching, research and international outlook, and highlight universities that are developing at an exceptional rate.

ECU is proud to be recognised for its research productivity, research influence, quality of teaching, industry innovation and international focus. And we’re looking forward to building on this success in 2016.

ECU is committed to reconciliation and recognises and respects the significance of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples’ communities, cultures and histories. ECU acknowledges and respects the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, as the traditional custodians of the land. ECU acknowledges and respects its continuing association with Nyoongar people, the traditional custodians of the land upon which its campuses stand.

Why choose Computing & Security

at ECU?

Recognised as a leader in cyber security research, our Computing and Security courses offer an extensive range of

majors and units across a variety of exciting subjects. Flexible courses and world-class technology, combined with our

Work Integrated Learning program, which is supported by close industry links, provide ECU students with endless

possibilities within Australia, as well as internationally.

Computing and Security is truly a global industry. For that reason, ECU offers students the opportunity to study abroad and work with international partners while completing their course. Some of the travel opportunities available include being hosted by ECU’s partner institution in China, Nanchang University, or living and working in Dubai as a result of ECU’s partnership with Emirates.

INTERNATIONAL

STUDY EXPERIENCE

OPPORTUNITIES

A HEAD START THROUGH WORK

INTEGRATED LEARNING

The Work Integrated Learning (WIL) program provides high achieving students in most courses with work placement opportunities within local industry. We partner up students who have excelled in their studies, with State and Local Governments, major financial institutions and local industries, to ensure they are entering the workforce as smoothly as possible and with a solid foundation from which they can launch their career.

FREE LAPTOP FOR ECU COMPUTING AND

SECURITY STUDENTS

We are committed to ensuring all Computing and Security students have access to the latest technologies so they can reach their potential within their chosen course. That is why, if you enrol as a full-time student, you are eligible to receive a free laptop to use in your first year of study.

And, if you continue with your degree, it will be yours to keep for free.

ECU STUDENTS CREATE AWARD-WINNING APPS

ECU Students and researchers alike have seen much success when it comes to building and creating life changing technology, picking up awards at the industry WAiTTA and iAward’s in recent years. Student Luke Brook, inspired by his own son’s impairment, has developed a hearing test app for screening and monitoring hearing impairment in children. Andyy Hope and Adrian Jurcevic, also ECU students, have created a smart contact list app called ‘Please Help’, for emergency situations. And a group of four students working as a team have developed a search and rescue app in conjunction with the WA Police Air Wing. Working with industry partners such as Telethon Speech and Hearing, ‘Catching Up’ therapy focus group and the WA Police, ECU students are gaining valuable real-world experience and making a difference to the community while they are studying.

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Facilities, Services

and Suporrt

EQUITY, DIVERSITY AND DISABILITY

ECU’s Equity, Diversity and Disability (EDD) services support students whose studies may be affected by a medical condition or disability in accessing support and services that can help them succeed. EDD staff can assist with arranging alternative assessment conditions, access to some aids and equipment, note taking, AUSLAN interpreting and transcription services. Every campus has a specially designed Accessible Technologies Room that provides students with access to adjustable chairs and desks, specialised software, computer, scanner and other adaptive technology. All ECU locations have access for people with disabilities, and specific details are provided via ECU’s access and mobility maps at

www.ecu.edu.au/about-ecu/our-campuses/campus-maps

y Learning Advisers

y Career, Volunteering, Mentoring and Leadership Services

y Faculty Student Information Offices

y Off-campus Student Support Services

y Equity, Diversity & Disability Services

y Academic Mentoring

y Study Abroad and Exchange Program

y Kurongkurl Katitjin, ECU’s Centre for Indigenous Australian Education and Research

SUPPORT

ACADEMIC

On each campus, Student Central is your point of reference for all enquiries regarding academic progress and enrolment assistance, as well as for a range of support services.

STUDENT

STUDENT CENTRAL

y Fully-equipped modern libraries

y E-labs available 24-hour/7days/52 weeks and free Wi-Fi

y The Co-op shop to assist you with all your educational needs

y Faculty Student Information Offices dedicated to assist students, both undergrad and postgraduate, in each of our faculties

FACILITIES

Facilities, Services

and Support

At ECU, we provide a supportive learning

environment through our excellent range of

facilities, services and support programs.

y Security service 24/7

y Well-lit pathways

y Emergency phones

y Over 5,000 parking bays across all campuses

y Night security escort

SECURITY

y Childcare

y Parenting rooms

y Crèche

y ECU Kids Holiday Program (Joondalup and Mount Lawley)

FAMILY

SUPPORT

y Bookshops y ATMs y Hairdresser (Joondalup) y Optometrist (Joondalup)

y Cafés and other food outlets

FOOD AND

RETAIL

y Medical Centres (Joondalup and Mount Lawley)

y Free Counselling service

y Multi-faith Chaplaincy service

y Fully-equipped sports, recreation and fitness centres (Joondalup and Mount Lawley)

y Mini-gym and playing courts (Bunbury)

HEALTH AND

WELLBEING

y Student Guild

y Clubs and societies

y Intervarsity and Interfaculty sports

y Taverns (Joondalup and Mount Lawley)

RECREATIONAL

AND SOCIAL

OPPORTUNITIES

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EQUITY, DIVERSITY AND DISABILITY

ECU’s Equity, Diversity and Disability (EDD) services support students whose studies may be affected by a medical condition or disability in accessing support and services that can help them succeed. EDD staff can assist with arranging alternative assessment conditions, access to some aids and equipment, note taking, AUSLAN interpreting and transcription services. Every campus has a specially designed Accessible Technologies Room that provides students with access to adjustable chairs and desks, specialised software, computer, scanner and other adaptive technology. All ECU locations have access for people with disabilities, and specific details are provided via ECU’s access and mobility maps at

www.ecu.edu.au/about-ecu/our-campuses/campus-maps

y Learning Advisers

y Career, Volunteering, Mentoring and Leadership Services

y Faculty Student Information Offices

y Off-campus Student Support Services

y Equity, Diversity & Disability Services

y Academic Mentoring

y Study Abroad and Exchange Program

y Kurongkurl Katitjin, ECU’s Centre for Indigenous Australian Education and Research

SUPPORT

ACADEMIC

On each campus, Student Central is your point of reference for all enquiries regarding academic progress and enrolment assistance, as well as for a range of support services.

STUDENT

STUDENT CENTRAL

y Fully-equipped modern libraries

y E-labs available 24-hour/7days/52 weeks and free Wi-Fi

y The Co-op shop to assist you with all your educational needs

y Faculty Student Information Offices dedicated to assist students, both undergrad and postgraduate, in each of our faculties

FACILITIES

Facilities, Services

and Support

At ECU, we provide a supportive learning

environment through our excellent range of

facilities, services and support programs.

y Security service 24/7

y Well-lit pathways

y Emergency phones

y Over 5,000 parking bays across all campuses

y Night security escort

SECURITY

y Childcare

y Parenting rooms

y Crèche

y ECU Kids Holiday Program (Joondalup and Mount Lawley)

FAMILY

SUPPORT

y Bookshops y ATMs y Hairdresser (Joondalup) y Optometrist (Joondalup)

y Cafés and other food outlets

FOOD AND

RETAIL

y Medical Centres (Joondalup and Mount Lawley)

y Free Counselling service

y Multi-faith Chaplaincy service

y Fully-equipped sports, recreation and fitness centres (Joondalup and Mount Lawley)

y Mini-gym and playing courts (Bunbury)

HEALTH AND

WELLBEING

y Student Guild

y Clubs and societies

y Intervarsity and Interfaculty sports

y Taverns (Joondalup and Mount Lawley)

RECREATIONAL

AND SOCIAL

OPPORTUNITIES

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Bachelor of

Computer Science

Duration: 3 Years

Availability & Campus:

Joondalup Mount Lawley Bunbury Online Full-time study

✓

Part-time study

✓

Focuses on the practical and theoretical dimensions of computer science, and prepares students for careers in the fields of computing and software development. Students are introduced to concepts including programming, operating systems, networking, databases and security, before specialising in an area of computer science.

Majors are available in the following disciplines: Computer Security, Software Engineering

Careers

Computer Programmer, Computer Support Officer, Applications Developer, Systems Analyst, e-Commerce Developer, Software Engineer, Software Designer, Project Manager, Games Developer, Simulation Designer

See more course information:

reachyourpotential.com.au/courses/U65

I was really impressed with the number of computing labs and the 24/7 accessibility at ECU. Not only did they provide me with all the resources I needed to succeed at university, the atmosphere allowed me to make great friends and enjoy my study. I didn’t expect to be able to work for real clients during my time at uni,

so was surprised when I was given the opportunity to develop software for the WA Police Air Wing.

We developed a mobile phone app that could assist police in search and rescue missions. We were able to work with them on the design and then able to test the app in the field using the Police helicopter. The experience and recognition has been invaluable.

Laurence Da Luz

ECU Computer Science graduate

ECU has an amazing range of facilities and programs offered to students. I was able to study a double major and could see the applications of both of my majors within the industry and the real-world.

As part of the final semester of my course I was able to do Work Integrated Learning. It’s a way to work with industry partners. I was able to work on projects and gain industry experience in the workforce before I’d finished my course.

Priya Rabadia

ECU Computer Science graduate

“THE WORK INDUSTRY

LEARNING PROGRAM

WAS A GREAT EXPERIENCE.”

“I WORKED WITH THE WA POLICE TO CREATE

SOFTWARE THAT WILL HAVE

REAL COMMUNITY BENEFITS.”

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“THE WORK INDUSTRY

LEARNING PROGRAM

WAS A GREAT EXPERIENCE.”

Bachelor of

Counter Terrorism

Security and

Intelligence

✓

Part-time study

✓

Brings together the key aspects of national and international security with an emphasis on contemporary security issues. By studying the core elements of terrorism, security and intelligence in the foundation year, students are able to undertake specialised study in how to counter the terrorist threat, apply intelligence gathering techniques, think critically, analyse and understand criminal motivation.

Students will learn to utilise suitable technology to secure assets, protect critical and national infrastructure and employ security management techniques to achieve desired security outcomes.

Majors are available in the following disciplines: Computer Security, Criminology, Politics and International Relations

Employment Opportunities

Graduates can access careers in national security, corporate security, defence, intelligence, government, policing and law enforcement, homeland security, justice, criminology, critical infrastructure protection, threat and risk assessment, security consultancy, corporate intelligence, counter terrorism, and security analysis.

Careers

Security Analyst, Security Manager, Intelligence Analyst, Counter Terrorism Consultant, Security Consultant, Security and Risk Manager, Intelligence Officer, Strategic Risk Analyst, Security Profiler, Intelligence Profiler

See more course information:

reachyourpotential.com.au/courses/Y14

Please note accreditation or professional recognition details are listed under each relevant course and are correct as at time of production.

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Bachelor of

Information

Technology

✓

Part-time study

✓

Focuses on the practical and theoretical dimensions of information technology, and prepares students for careers in the fields of information technology, computer security, wireless computing and information services.

Majors are available in the following disciplines: Computer Security, Software Engineering

Professional Recognition

Australian Computer Society (ACS) have accredited this course.

Careers

Computer Support Officer, Applications Developer, Systems Analyst, IT Consultant, e-Commerce Developer, Systems Administrator, Webmaster, Software Support Officer, Project Manager

See more course information:

reachyourpotential.com.au/courses/U67

Studying four units while working full-time and being a father to my one-year-old son, has made me appreciate how much time I actually have and how to use it effectively.

By making my degree available to study online, ECU has really helped with this. It has been challenging, but extremely rewarding.

Help is there when you need it and you can complete the modules in your own time.

Adam Croswell

ECU Information Technology graduate

Before starting my course, I didn’t realise the work opportunities that were available to us as students. If you studied hard and performed well, the lecturers even helped you get your name out there to potential employers. Thanks to the skills I gained by studying at ECU, I was promoted at work to a position that is in-line with what I studied. The experience was fantastic.

Agnieszka Trejmak

ECU Information Technology graduate

“MY ONLINE COURSE

HELPS ME BALANCE

STUDY WITH WORK/LIFE.”

“MY STUDIES EARNED ME

A PROMOTION AT WORK.”

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Bachelor of Science

(Cyber Security)

✓

Part-time study

✓

Focuses on the practical and theoretical dimensions of IT security across a range of fundamental areas, such as network security and vulnerability assessment, information security, digital forensics, wireless device security and database security. Students will gain a solid grounding in conventional computer and network security concepts and skills. In addition, the course is designed to meet the changing landscape of secure computing, which involves not only computers, but also telecommunications networks and network enabled devices such as smartphones and tablet devices.

Professional Recognition

Australian Computer Society (ACS) have accredited this course.

This course prepares students for careers in the field of cyber security, including areas such as network security, computer forensics, information warfare and wireless security.

Careers

Cyber Security Analyst, Cyber Security Officer, Technical IT Security Officer, Network Security Engineer, Digital Forensic Practitioner (Acquisition and Analysis), Information Security Auditor, Information Security Analyst, Security Consultant, Software Auditor

See more course information:

reachyourpotential.com.au/courses/Y89

“MY STUDIES EARNED ME

A PROMOTION AT WORK.”

I found the ECU facilities, lecture rooms and labs to be modern and well laid out. Walking around the campuses I get a very positive feeling – I think it’s the mix of shiny modern architecture, nice park and water features and the relaxed atmosphere between the students and staff. All the lecturers have been friendly, helpful and very approachable.

Studying at ECU has helped me find my passion and what I believe I will be doing to contribute to our society.

Dennis Bothur

ECU Cyber Security student

“ECU’S FACILITIES AND

COURSE OFFERINGS ARE

AMONGST THE BEST

IN AUSTRALIA.”

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Bachelor of Science (Security)

✓

Part-time study

✓

Designed to develop knowledge and skills in security management, risk management and security technologies. The course emphasises security risk and the function and management of security techniques in the protection of assets. It is supported by appropriate studies in technology, law and ethics.

Graduates will be well-equipped for a career in the broad domain of security. Suitable areas of employment include: corporate security, government security, defence, intelligence, private sector security, strategic critical facilities, security consultancies, financial institutions security and major security organisations.

Careers

Security Manager, Critical Infrastructure Manager,

Organisational Security Manager, Corporate Security Manager, Security Consultant, Security Systems Manager, Security Analyst, Security Auditor, Risk and Security Manager, Security and Risk Analyst

See more course information:

reachyourpotential.com.au/courses/E72

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Pathways to Uni

ATAR APPLICANTS

Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR) is a ranking based on eligible subjects studied in year 12. As an ATAR student seeking entry, you must meet the following entry requirements:

y English competency (WACE Course Stage 2 or 3)

y Minimum ATAR for the course you wish to study

y Achievement of the Western Australian Certificate of Education (WACE)

y Any prerequisites for the course that you wish to apply for If you think you may not achieve the required ATAR for the course you wish to study, you should consider submitting a portfolio of your work and experience via our Portfolio entry pathway.

P

REVIOUS STUDY AT A REGISTERED TRAINING

ORGANISATION (RTO) – INCLUDING STUDIES

COMPLETED IN YEAR 12

If you have successfully completed RTO/Vocational Education and Training qualifications from a recognised institution (for example, a Certificate IV or Diploma), you may be able to use this study to fulfil minimum admission requirements into one of our undergraduate courses or University Preparation Courses.

OTHER APPLICANTS

School leavers (including those who have left school but are still under the age of 20) and mature age students who will not obtain an ATAR may be able to apply using our Portfolio entry pathway.

Portfolio Pathway

Our Portfolio entry pathway assesses your application to ECU based on a portfolio of evidence that includes your qualifications, school results, work and life experiences. Portfolio can be an entry pathway into undergraduate courses. The Portfolio entry pathway is for:

y School leavers and recent school leavers with a near‑miss ATAR for their chosen course

y School leavers and recent school leavers who will not/did not obtain an ATAR

y Mature age applicants, who are over 20 years of age in the semester they commence studies, who may or may not have completed year 12

Note: Some courses do not accept applications through the Portfolio entry pathway. For a list of these courses and more information on the Portfolio entry pathway, visit www.reachyourpotential.com.au

At ECU, we believe everyone should have the opportunity to access a university

education. That’s why we’ve created a range of innovative entry options. We have

entry pathways available for school leavers, recent school leavers and mature age

applicants, and we provide the support and flexibility to anyone wanting to further

themselves through education.

Pathways to Uni

University Preparation Courses (UniPrep)

Our range of UniPrep Courses provide a pathway to many of our undergraduate courses. These provide you with essential skills and prepare you for uni studies.

The UniPrep Courses available are:

y University Preparation Course

y University Preparation Course (Education Assistant)*

y Indigenous University Orientation Course (IUOC)

Australian citizens, holders of a Permanent Humanitarian Visa, Permanent Residents and New Zealand citizens are eligible to study in a Commonwealth Supported place, making the University Preparation Courses free.

*The University Preparation Course in Education Assistance only leads to pathways in selected undergraduate

teaching courses.

Previous Tertiary Qualifications

If you have successfully completed units at university level in Australia, you may meet the minimum entry requirements into ECU. Overseas university qualifications may also meet academic entry requirements however, applicants may require the successful completion of a recognised English examination to meet English competency standards.

Special Tertiary Admissions Test (STAT)

This national test is designed to assess aptitude for learning in a tertiary environment. It comprises two tests, written English and multiple choice, and is available for mature age students, over 20 years of age. For more information on the STAT, visit www.tisc.edu.au

Indigenous Student Intake Test (ISIT)

This assessment is for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander applicants for entry into our UniPrep and undergraduate courses. For more information, visit

www.reachyourpotential.com.au/indigenous

English Competency Requirements

In addition to any academic or other special requirements, applicants must demonstrate English competency for entry into undergraduate degrees. For further information, visit

www.reachyourpotential.com.au/minimum-requirements

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ATAR APPLICANTS

Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR) is a ranking based on eligible subjects studied in year 12. As an ATAR student seeking entry, you must meet the following entry requirements:

y English competency (WACE Course Stage 2 or 3)

y Minimum ATAR for the course you wish to study

y Achievement of the Western Australian Certificate of Education (WACE)

y Any prerequisites for the course that you wish to apply for If you think you may not achieve the required ATAR for the course you wish to study, you should consider submitting a portfolio of your work and experience via our Portfolio entry pathway.

P

REVIOUS STUDY AT A REGISTERED TRAINING

ORGANISATION (RTO) – INCLUDING STUDIES

COMPLETED IN YEAR 12

If you have successfully completed RTO/Vocational Education and Training qualifications from a recognised institution (for example, a Certificate IV or Diploma), you may be able to use this study to fulfil minimum admission requirements into one of our undergraduate courses or University Preparation Courses.

OTHER APPLICANTS

School leavers (including those who have left school but are still under the age of 20) and mature age students who will not obtain an ATAR may be able to apply using our Portfolio entry pathway.

Portfolio Pathway

Our Portfolio entry pathway assesses your application to ECU based on a portfolio of evidence that includes your qualifications, school results, work and life experiences. Portfolio can be an entry pathway into undergraduate courses. The Portfolio entry pathway is for:

y School leavers and recent school leavers with a near‑miss ATAR for their chosen course

y School leavers and recent school leavers who will not/did not obtain an ATAR

y Mature age applicants, who are over 20 years of age in the semester they commence studies, who may or may not have completed year 12

Note: Some courses do not accept applications through the Portfolio entry pathway. For a list of these courses and more information on the Portfolio entry pathway, visit www.reachyourpotential.com.au

At ECU, we believe everyone should have the opportunity to access a university

education. That’s why we’ve created a range of innovative entry options. We have

entry pathways available for school leavers, recent school leavers and mature age

applicants, and we provide the support and flexibility to anyone wanting to further

themselves through education.

Pathways to Uni

University Preparation Courses (UniPrep)

Our range of UniPrep Courses provide a pathway to many of our undergraduate courses. These provide you with essential skills and prepare you for uni studies.

The UniPrep Courses available are:

y University Preparation Course

y University Preparation Course (Education Assistant)*

y Indigenous University Orientation Course (IUOC)

Australian citizens, holders of a Permanent Humanitarian Visa, Permanent Residents and New Zealand citizens are eligible to study in a Commonwealth Supported place, making the University Preparation Courses free.

*The University Preparation Course in Education Assistance only leads to pathways in selected undergraduate

teaching courses.

Previous Tertiary Qualifications

If you have successfully completed units at university level in Australia, you may meet the minimum entry requirements into ECU. Overseas university qualifications may also meet academic entry requirements however, applicants may require the successful completion of a recognised English examination to meet English competency standards.

Special Tertiary Admissions Test (STAT)

This national test is designed to assess aptitude for learning in a tertiary environment. It comprises two tests, written English and multiple choice, and is available for mature age students, over 20 years of age. For more information on the STAT, visit www.tisc.edu.au

Indigenous Student Intake Test (ISIT)

This assessment is for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander applicants for entry into our UniPrep and undergraduate courses. For more information, visit

www.reachyourpotential.com.au/indigenous

English Competency Requirements

In addition to any academic or other special requirements, applicants must demonstrate English competency for entry into undergraduate degrees. For further information, visit

www.reachyourpotential.com.au/minimum-requirements

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Applying to ECU

APPLICATIONS VIA TISC

Current Year 12 students who will obtain an ATAR should apply via TISC (Tertiary Institutions Service Centre) for Semester 1, 2016.

If you are a school leaver, and wish to have a portfolio assessed, apply through TISC and send your portfolio directly to us by 27 November to be guaranteed consideration for main round offers in 2016. For more information about TISC, visit www.tisc.edu.au. For more information about Portfolio pathways, visit www.reachyourpotential.com.au/entry

DIRECT APPLICATION TO ECU

You can apply to ECU directly by completing our online application process at www.reachyourpotential.com.au/apply

The direct application process is available to:

y School leavers or recent school leavers who will not obtain an ATAR and wish to apply via our Portfolio entry pathway or for the University Preparation Course (UniPrep)

y Students who have previously studied with ECU

y Students applying for mid-year entry

y All mature age students

For school leavers, if you wish to be considered for main round offers in 2016, please submit your application and portfolio directly to us by 27 November. If you require assistance with a direct application, you are welcome to visit our Joondalup, Mount Lawley or Bunbury campuses and complete your application with us on-site, or call us for assistance on 134 328.

INTERVIEWS, FOLIOS AND AUDITIONS

Some of our courses require an interview, folio of work and/or audition. You can check the admission requirements of the course you are interested in to see if this applies to you. Some important things to note are:

y The format and structure of the interview, folio of work or audition can change depending on the specific course you are applying for.

y In general, in an interview situation, staff interviewing you will be looking for a demonstration of abilities and cognitive skills in areas appropriate to the course.

y Staff assessing your folio of work or audition will be usually looking for a demonstration of abilities and/or skills appropriate to the course. We will contact you to arrange an audition, interview or submission of your folio of work if required.

To find out more, visit www.reachyourpotential.com.au/interviews

Applying to ECU

Applying to ECU will differ depending on your entry pathway and the time of year that

you apply. To find out which process applies to you, visit

reachyourpotential.com.au/entry

SOUTH WEST

Sun 23 August 2015

12pm-3pm

JOONDALUP

Sun 19 July 2015

10am-3pm

MOUNT LAWLEY

& WAAPA

Sun 9 August 2015

10am-3pm

FIND A COURSE TO FIT YOU

reachyourpotential.com.au/openday

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APPLICATIONS VIA TISC

Current Year 12 students who will obtain an ATAR should apply via TISC (Tertiary Institutions Service Centre) for Semester 1, 2016.

If you are a school leaver, and wish to have a portfolio assessed, apply through TISC and send your portfolio directly to us by 27 November to be guaranteed consideration for main round offers in 2016. For more information about TISC, visit www.tisc.edu.au. For more information about Portfolio pathways, visit www.reachyourpotential.com.au/entry

DIRECT APPLICATION TO ECU

You can apply to ECU directly by completing our online application process at www.reachyourpotential.com.au/apply

The direct application process is available to:

y School leavers or recent school leavers who will not obtain an ATAR and wish to apply via our Portfolio entry pathway or for the University Preparation Course (UniPrep)

y Students who have previously studied with ECU

y Students applying for mid-year entry

y All mature age students

For school leavers, if you wish to be considered for main round offers in 2016, please submit your application and portfolio directly to us by 27 November. If you require assistance with a direct application, you are welcome to visit our Joondalup, Mount Lawley or Bunbury campuses and complete your application with us on-site, or call us for assistance on 134 328.

INTERVIEWS, FOLIOS AND AUDITIONS

Some of our courses require an interview, folio of work and/or audition. You can check the admission requirements of the course you are interested in to see if this applies to you. Some important things to note are:

y The format and structure of the interview, folio of work or audition can change depending on the specific course you are applying for.

y In general, in an interview situation, staff interviewing you will be looking for a demonstration of abilities and cognitive skills in areas appropriate to the course.

y Staff assessing your folio of work or audition will be usually looking for a demonstration of abilities and/or skills appropriate to the course. We will contact you to arrange an audition, interview or submission of your folio of work if required.

To find out more, visit www.reachyourpotential.com.au/interviews

Applying to ECU

Applying to ECU will differ depending on your entry pathway and the time of year that

you apply. To find out which process applies to you, visit

reachyourpotential.com.au/entry

SOUTH WEST

Sun 23 August 2015

12pm-3pm

JOONDALUP

Sun 19 July 2015

10am-3pm

MOUNT LAWLEY

& WAAPA

Sun 9 August 2015

10am-3pm

FIND A COURSE TO FIT YOU

reachyourpotential.com.au/openday

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Start your journey.

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Contact ECU by

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COMPUTING & SECURITY 2016 COURSE GUIDE. Mobile Application Development Network Technology Security Security & Justice Studies Security Management