ECU's long term engagement goal is for ECU to be recognised for the range and quality of our engagement activities which will be a point of differentiation for ECU, produce mutual benefits and productive relationships with the University's various communities.

Engagement at ECU denotes a particular form of interaction between the University and the broader community. This interaction is characterised by a two-way flow of benefits.

ECU has long had an emphasis on engaging with and serving its communities. Having developed innovative and practical courses across a wide range of disciplines, ECU values its links with the communities it serves.

Community Services

  • Legal Centre

    Joondalup Community Legal Centre

    A joint initiative of ECU and the Northern Suburbs Community Legal Centre.

  • Jobs Plus

    CareerHub

    Putting employers, students and the Careers Advisory Service in touch.

  • Psychology Service

    ECU Psychological Services Centre

    The training clinic for post graduates studying Clinical and Clinical/Forensic Psychology.

  • Innovation

    Business i Lab

    A project designed to cultivate relationships between local businesses and ECU students.

  • Vario

    Vario Health Institute

    A comprehensive, trans-disciplinary alliance of ECU's research capabilities which aims to improve health and wellness outcomes.

  • ECU Sport

    ECU Sports

    ECU Sports & Fitness Centres are located at both the Joondalup and Mount Lawley Campuses. There is now also a gym at the South West Campus.

Community Spotlight

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Embedding Workplace Learning for Secondary School Students: Career Development in Nursing

The School of Nursing, Midwifery and Postgraduate Medicine has established three initiatives that integrate teaching and learning and community engagement at specific critical milestones in the continuum of career development for nurses.

Community Access Units

We are now offering a range of learning units open to all community members, regardless of their existing qualifications.

Mount Lawley Educational Precinct

ECU and Mount Lawley Senior High School (MLSHS) have a memorandum of understanding to share resources, facilities and curricula and to provide enhanced opportunities for students.

More Community Initiatives

Community Contact

Students

 

ECU wishes to work with local organisations to further expand its community engagement. Projects relating to engaged research or learning and teaching are of particular interest. If your community organisation would like to partner with ECU please contact:

Telephone: (61 8) 6304 5548
Email: engagement@ecu.edu.au

Alumni & Development

Graduates

 

Alumni

Being part of the ECU Community doesn't end with graduation - you are automatically part of the growing number of worldwide ECU alumni.

Supporting ECU

The ECU Foundation ensures that donations made to the university are carefully managed and utilised for the greater benefits of our students, ECU and the communities we were established to service.