Special Consideration
Posted Nov 15, 2012 in newsSpecial consideration is available to students who have had their studies significantly impacted by short-term circumstances reasonably beyond their control. Find out more about applying here.
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Special consideration is available to students who have had their studies significantly impacted by short-term circumstances reasonably beyond their control. Find out more about applying here.
Volunteer applications for are now open. You can pick the times to suit you. Volunteers are trained and supported by the Advocacy Service, and on request a certificate is issued to recognise your contribution.
If you have been contacted by staff at the University regarding possible misconduct, contact us immediately for support and assistance.
The Student Union Advocacy Service can assist with any issues you may be having with your supervisor. Contact us to make an appointment.
The Student Union provides free advice to all students at the University of Melbourne regarding Intellectual Property. Click here for more information or to contact us.
If you have been invited to meet the CUPC and want to know if there will be a Peer Support volunteer available to assist you, please contact the Advocacy Service.
On November 1, the University launched its new Policy Library, which contains policies and procedures completed via the Policy Simplification Project. We are in the process of reviewing and updating our website and publications to reflect these changes as they relate to you, so if you notice any broken links, feel free to let us know.
Did you leave anything at your exam venue? The Information Centre at Union House has an eclectic collection of forgotten items that they would love to reunite with the rightful owners. Information Centre, Ground Floor, Union House. Semester hours: 8.30am—5pm, Mon to Fri, 8344 6966.
Concerns about assessment are not uncommon. Issues may range from confusion about how a mark was derived or what went wrong in an assignment or exam to more complicated matters regarding marking procedures or the conduct of the assessment.