Edith Cowan University (ECU), one of Australia’s top-ranked universities, is set to host a week-long exhibition in Mauritius to showcase its world-class degrees and commitment to global education.
On Sunday 7th October 2023 in Le Caudan, future students will have an exclusive opportunity to explore fields of study, potential careers, and speak one-on-one with ECU’s top academics.
“We are holding these workshops in Mauritius to demonstrate ECU’s ongoing commitment to delivering higher education opportunities for students outside of Australia,” ECU Vice-Chancellor Professor Steve Chapman said.
ECU is known globally for industry collaborations, ensuring that students gain practical experience through work-integrated learning placements, fieldwork, practicums, and networking events.
This commitment to quality education has earned ECU a five-star rating for undergraduate teaching quality for the past 17 years in the Good Universities Guide.
“Our dedication to impactful research extends beyond the classroom, as ECU actively engages with communities, businesses, and government organisations to address real-world challenges, and this is exactly what we intend to showcase while in Mauritius,” Professor Chapman said.
Discover ECU
The aim of the exhibition is to allow potential students to explore the opportunities available to them while studying at ECU.
“As an international student, you’ll discover a diverse and multicultural community, offering globally recognised programs across various disciplines,” Professor Steve Chapman said.
“Practical learning experiences, industry partnerships, and cutting-edge research opportunities are just some of the exceptional opportunities on offer when studying at ECU.
“We are proud to have a supportive campus life, with comprehensive services available to all of our students to ensure they enjoy their study – and achieve academic success.”
Opportunity to delve deeper into AI
On offer will be the chance for students to delve deeper into the world of Artificial Intelligence.
This engaging and interactive workshop will empower students with essential insights and skills for the AI-powered future.
The workshop will:
• Introduce critical insights into AI’s role through your education and career development
• Showcase a variety of AI tools to illustrate their potential and limitations
• Identify the essential human characteristics and key skills that will help you thrive in a rapidly changing industrial landscape.
Choose your field of study
ECU offers a diverse range of courses across eight schools, covering arts and humanities, business and law, education, engineering, medical and health sciences, nursing and midwifery, science, and the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts.
The ECU exhibition will be providing opportunities for students to speak one-on-one with ECU’s leading academics to decide what field is right for them.
