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The curricula of all UWS courses are designed so that students acquire a set of knowledge and skills attributed by the time they graduate. In undergraduate courses, those attributes include skills and literacies to enable lifelong learning, knowledge of Indigenous Australia, coherence and connectedness in learning, intellectual enquiry skills, and the ability to engage with an evolving world. Postgraduate courses are underpinned by attributes aligned with the requirements of the professional fields that students will enter.
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