- provided by the University
- academic skills – learn how to study effectively and meet University academic standards including;
- essay writing and exam preparation;
- effective note taking;
- referencing and avoiding plagiarism;
- critical analysis;
- class presentation;
- working in groups.
• career development and employment
- career options available on completion of your course;
- job seeking strategies;
- practising interview skills.
• chaplaincy
- a chance to explore questions about life.
• child care
- there are childcare centres on the Burwood, Waurn Ponds and Warrnambool campuses. Places are limited and in high demand, so enquiries should be made as soon as possible.
• Disability Resource Centre (DRC)
- if a physical, sensory or learning disability, or a medical or mental health condition, interferes with your ability to achieve your academic goals then the staff at the DRC may be able to help you. Services include~
- electronically delivered study material;
- academic support workers such as note takers and sign interpreters;
- alternative assessment arrangements, for example extra time, rest breaks, or computer use;
- extended library services such as additional loan time and use of off campus services;
- assistance with technology training and access to adaptive technology laboratories;
an orientation program.
• distance education support
• health
- access to a professional, confidential, and cost effective range of medical and nursing services;
- services include vaccinations, pregnancy testing and counselling, contraceptive advice and education, stress management and blood testing.
• personal counselling
- Counselling and Personal Development Service can help you manage the many issues that may confront you at University. Being positive and managing emotions increases academic success. You do not need to be in a crisis, or dealing with a serious problem to seek counselling, addressing your concerns before they become overwhelming often allows for better outcomes.
• recreation
- maintaining a good level of physical fitness contributes to academic success. We provide sporting facilities and physical activities that create energy, challenge, fun and social interaction to enhance university life;
- on-campus fitness clubs provide students with the opportunity for personal growth with the option of individually tailored assessments and programs.
• residential housing on campus
- living in residence offers an excellent opportunity to make the most of your University study. It is a great way to meet people and make new friends and the cost compares favourably with off campus options;
- on-campus student accommodation is available on the Melbourne Campus at Burwood, Geelong Campus at Waurn Ponds and Warrnambool campuses.
• student loans
- the University provides interest free student loans to students who are in financial need and are progressing satisfactorily with their studies.
Find out more about these services including a huge range of self-help material or ring or visit the staff at Student Life on each campus:
Geelong Campus at Waurn Ponds - Telephone 03 5227 1221/1223
Geelong Waterfront Campus - Telephone 03 5227 8400
Melbourne Campus at Burwood - Telephone 03 9244 6300/6421
Melbourne Campus at Toorak – Telephone 03 9244 6300
Warrnambool Campus - Telephone 03 5563 3256
- provided for members by the Student Association (DUSA4U)
Find out more about services provided for members by the Student Association including a huge range of self-help material. Alternatively ring the local call number 1300 555 528 or visit the DUSA4U office on your campus. |
