•    Campus location and size: ECU has three convenient campuses – The Joondalup Campus is where the University’s headquarters are situated. With exceptional award- winning facilities including the innovative Health and Wellness Building, a fully equipped sport and fitness centre, iconic library, outdoor cinema during the summer months and on-campus accommodation, ECU caters to every student’s; The Mount Lawley Campus is conveniently located only minutes from Perth’s Central Business District and well serviced by public transport need and is recognised for its comprehensive teaching resources, premium Information Technology and performing arts facilities, sport and fitness centre and excellent on-campus accommodation; and The ECU South West Campus (Bunbury) is the largest university campus outside the metropolitan area in Western Australia.

•    Membership: ECU is a member of the National Unified Systems of Australian Universities as well as the Association of Commonwealth Universities and Universities Australia. – Is that what they mean?

•    Student: About 24,000

•    International Students: Over 4,000 representing more than 70 countries

•    Staff numbers: Over 17,000

•    Staff/student ratio: 1 / 31 (761 academic staff / 24,241 students)

•    Average contact hours: Depends on the course but most students have one lecture per week per unit, lasting from 1-3 hours, plus each unit usually has a tutorial for 1-2 hours.

•    Greatest achievements:

1.    ECU is committed to teaching and learning excellence and boasts 5 Stars for Teaching Quality and Graduate Satisfaction (The Good Universities Guide 2011).

2.    Business is different at ECU. ECU believes in the importance of developing your employability skills to better prepare you for your future career in the workplace. In 2007, ECU was the first university to launch Business Edge; a program of four units that are core to the Bachelor of Business degree.

•    Most commonly used expression about university or motto: Reach your potential at ECU.