Edith Cowan University

Edith Cowan University, affectionately known as 'ECU', stands as Western Australia's youngest university and ranks among the world's best young universities under 50 years old. Despite its youth, ECU has left an indelible mark on the higher education landscape. Notably, for an impressive seventeen consecutive years, the university has received a 5-star rating for teaching quality from graduates in the Good Universities Guide. Moreover, ECU garners 5-star ratings across various categories including overall experience, learning resources, skills development, and student support. With over 31,000 undergraduate and postgraduate students, ECU boasts one of the most multicultural student populations in Australia, welcoming around 7,000 international students from over 100 countries. Offering approximately 250 courses for both undergraduate and postgraduate students, ECU provides a diverse range of study options, with many courses offering the flexibility of online study. Designed in consultation with industry professionals, ECU's courses are delivered by teaching staff with extensive professional experience and networks, ensuring students gain the knowledge, skills, and confidence required for today's and tomorrow's workplaces. Many of ECU's courses are internationally recognized and professionally accredited by national and international organizations. Student learning extends beyond the classroom through practicum placements in real businesses or organizations, paid internships, and international study tours. With 90 exchange partners across 35 countries, ECU offers students the opportunity to study abroad for a semester, further enriching their world-ready education through the Study Abroad and Exchange program.