• A computer with stable internet connectivity for the duration of the assessment
• Access to a scanner or camera to upload any handwritten work if required

• ·A computer with stable internet connectivity to allow live streaming
• Web cam enabled
• Microphone enabled
• Access to a scanner or camera to upload any handwritten work if required

Two weeks before the exams for semester and trimester exams, and 5 days before the exams for deferred and supplementary exams, your personal timetable in studentConnect will show the materials your Unit Coordinator has permitted you to bring into the exam (including whether use of an approved calculator is permitted).

Unauthorised material cannot be in your pocket, on your person or on your desk or chair in the exam. Instead, turn your phone and any other unauthorised electronic devices off, place the unauthorised items in your bag and place your closed bag under your desk or chair. If you do not have a bag, turn off your phone/electronic device(s) and place it on the floor under your desk or chair along with any other unauthorised items.

If you have an analogue watch, remove it and place it on the desk in front of you. All other watches must be turned off and placed in your closed bag or under your desk or chair.

If you are found to have unauthorised material in an examination, in whatever form, in your pocket, on your person, on your desk or chair, or in your pocket or on your person en route to / from the toilets, the matter is reported, via Student Administration, to your student advising office and disciplinary action is normally taken against you regardless of whether the material has been used at the time it is found.

If you’re unsure about an item or have a question, email the Exams team via askUWA before your exam day.

You CAN use during your Examinations:
• Permitted item on your exam timetable.
• Transparent pencil cases or bag with writing implements required to complete an exam.
• Mobile phones may be taken into the exam but must be switched off and left in your closed bag underneath your desk or chair. Students may incur a penalty if their device makes a sound during the exam.
• Water in a transparent bottle. Labels to be removed prior to the exam.
• Calculators if stated as a permitted item - approved models only. For online examinations, you must have a calculator from the approved list, however it does NOT need an approved sticker.


Items you CANNOT use during your Examination:
• Non-transparent pencil cases
• Calculator and glasses cases
• Caps, hats, wallets, headphones, ear buds/plugs
• Electronic devices not specified under the permitted items list on your timetable which include laptop computers (unless you are sitting an online exam), audio equipment, e.g.: microphone (unless you are sitting an online exam), all 'wearables' - wearable technology that can be worn as accessories like smart watches or digital watches, glasses and devices that go on wrists, necks etc.

Be ready early for your exam to ensure you're feeling prepared and can log in to the required platform(s).

If you're up to 60 minutes late for your exam, you can still sit the exam, but you will not be granted extra time.

Students sitting MS Teams exams are required to log on up to 30 minutes before the start of the exam for an ID check and to resolve any technical issues.

If you are more than 60 minutes late for your exam or have misread the timetable and missed your exam, you will not be allowed to sit the exam. If your lateness was due to difficulties beyond your control, you may be eligible to apply for Special Consideration.

Some exams will allow students to use:

• a UWA-approved calculator

Approved calculators

You do not need a sticker on your calculator to sit online exams. Your calculator must not be programmable, display graphics or have any connectivity capability such as Bluetooth.

View the list of UWA-approved calculators [PDF, 314.2 KB].

By entering the exam you certify that:

• You understand that disciplinary action will be taken against you by the University if you do not comply with the University policies relating to examinations. This action may result in your being deprived of any credit for this examination or even, in some cases, for the whole unit;
• You have not sighted the examination paper in this unit before or been in contact with anyone who has already seen the examination paper;
• The answers submitted will be your own original work, and all material drawn from other sources will be fully acknowledged where required;
• For exams WITH NO permitted materials, you will not refer to any sources while completing this exam;
• For exams WITH permitted materials, you will only refer to and rely upon materials permitted by the rules for this exam;
• No part of this assessment will be written for you, provided to you by a third party, or will be completed as a result of a third party assisting you;
• You will take proper and reasonable care to prevent this work from being copied by another student;
• You will not assist other students in the completion of this assessment, except where collaboration is explicitly authorised by the Unit Coordinator;
• You will not reproduce, capture, record or share any questions from this exam;
• You understand that plagiarism is the presentation of the work, ideas or creation of another person as though it is your own, and is a serious academic offence; and
• You have read and understood and agree to abide by the University Policies on Assessment, Academic Conduct, Student Conduct and the University Charter of Student Rights.

You must submit a special consideration form to your Student Advising Office within 4 working days of the publication of the exam timetable.  Students who live in a time zone ahead of Australian Western Standard Time (AWST) are required to sit their exam at AWST. If you are unable to sit the exam on the scheduled day or time as you live in a time zone more than two and a half hours behind AWST, you can apply for an exam timetable deviation to sit your exam at a different time during business hours, (8am to 5pm AWST) by submitting a special consideration form to your Student Advising Office.