Help outside the classroom

Lecturer

Deliver information to large groups of students. Lecturers can help you to understand course content. Their consultation times can be found on MyUni.

Tutors

Facilitate small group discussions based on lecture content. They administer extensions and can answer questions regarding assignments. Tutors' consultation times can be found on MyUni.

Writing Centre

Staff offer seminars, workshops and individual consultation sessions to all Professions students, providing practical advice and strategies for mastering reading, writing, referencing, note-taking, time management, public speaking, and exam preparation.

The Writing Centre is open Monday-Friday between10am and 4pm and are found on Level 3 East of Hub Central.

Maths Learning Centre

All students undertaking maths and/or stats courses will find free assistance at the Maths Learning Centre.

DROP IN (i.e. no appointment necessary) Monday-Friday, 10am to 4pm on Level 3 East, Hub Central

Program Advisers

Ensure that Commerce, Economics, Finance and Education students are on the right track with their study plans. Visit the Professions Postgraduate Hub for drop-in sessions each Tuesday between 10-11:30am.

International Student Centre (ISC)

The ISC provides ongoing support to all international students</strong> studying at the University. It works closely with students groups, faculties and University administration areas to ensure the experience of all international students is a positive and successful one.

Services offered by the ISC include:

• Assistance with visa matters
• Assistance with long-term accommodation
• Peer mentoring program
• Ongoing support by International Student Advisers
• Support for students finishing study or returning home

Click here for further information about the ISC.

PG Peer Mentors

The PG Mentor Program is a social support network which offers first year Postgraduate students in Business, Economics and Education the chance to benefit from the experiences of senior postgraduate students. Activities include social events and academic workshops.

Read all about your mentors here and their top tips for students. You can also join in the conversation on Facebook!

Education and Welfare Officers (EWO's)

EWOs at the Student Care office can provide assistance to students who may need guidance with the complexities of student life.EWOs have wide range of experience in University culture, systems and policies.

They are the first point of contact for matters such as:

• Support in preparing a Show Cause submission
• Financial assistance
• Advice and advocacy
• Counselling on academic, personal and financial issues.

This service is available to all students, and is completely confidential. Click here for more information about EWOs.

Disability Service

The University’s Disability Service can help students manage ways to accommodate their disability whilst at uni so they can focus their energies towards studies. The focus of Disability Service is not physical or practical assistance but rather ways to improve study habits in the University environment.

Services offered by the office include:

• Access to loan equipment
• Support in applying for alternative exam arrangements, assignment extensions etc.
• Getting lecture notes in different formats
• Referral to other services for learning difficulties

For further information about Disability Services, click here.

Counselling Service

The Counselling Service provides free and confidential personal counselling for enrolled students in relation to issues that may be affecting your study. Our professional counselling team is available to help you explore options towards resolving your difficulties.