The University of Western Australia has regulations and rules in place to cover all staff and students while on campus.

Regulations

Senate Regulations

Regulations covering Senate proceedings and the election and appointment of Senate members, the Chancellor and the Pro-Chancellor.

Promulgation Note 7 December 2023: On 4 December Senate approved amendments to the Senate Regulations. The Regulations (as amended) can be accessed from the link below. Details of the amendments can be obtained from the University Secretary: email [email protected]

Academic Board Regulations

Regulations for Student conduct and discipline (PDF copy)

Behaviour which the University regards as misconduct and procedures for dealing with cases of possible misconduct.

UWA Student Guild Regulations

Regulations covering the administration, operation and elections of the UWA Student Guild.

Promulgation Note 26 May 2023: On 22 May 2023 Senate approved amendments to the Student Guild Election Regulations. Details of the amended regulations can be accessed via the above link.

Rules

Library Rules

Details of authorised users and conditions of use.

Reviews and Appeals

The University Policy on the Review and Appeal of Academic Decisions Relating to Students provides for students to request a review of an academic decision relating to them, and to appeal if they are dissatisfied with the outcomes of that review.

Student rules for courses

Student rules for Undergraduate Degree Course, Diploma, School, Higher Degrees by Research and Combined Courses.

Repealed regulations

Computer and software use regulations

Computer and Software Use Regulations ? has been converted to the University Policy on Acceptable Use of IT Policy UP19/1 and Cybersecurity Policy UP19/2.

Course regulations

Course Regulations ? content incorporated in the Academic Board regulations ? see Part 6 Courses in the AB Regulations.

Regulations for admission to undergraduate award courses

Regulations for Admission to Undergraduate Award Course ? content already covered extensively in the University Policy on Admission (UP16/5).

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