STUDENT GUIDE 2012

CONTENTS

2 IMPORTANT DATES FOR 2012 16 AUSTUDY/Youth Allowance for 27 International student services domestic students 27 Religious facilities 3 YOUR CHECKLIST 16 Faculty- or course-specific 27 Safety and security 3 Conditions of enrolment finance information 28 Sporting facilities 4 What should I do if ... 28 Transport concessions 19 YOUR INFORMATION 28 Volunteer opportunities 6 YOUR RESPONSIBILITIES TECHNOLOGY SERVICES 6 Your enrolment 19 Getting started 30 YOUR STUDENT ORGANISATIONS 6 Census dates 19 Sydney Mail email account 30 The Students’ Representative 7 Varying your enrolment 19 Computer and internet access Council (SRC) 8 Defining part-time versus 19 Using IT resources and protecting 30 Sydney University Postgraduate full-time attendance your privacy Representative Association 8 Communication (SUPRA) 10 Your additional responsibilities 20 YOUR SERVICES, SUPPORT 31 University of Sydney Union (USU) as an international student AND STUDENT LIFE 31 Sydney Uni Sport & Fitness (SUSF) 11 Correspondence 20 Academic support and services 31 Campus Rewards, Cumberland 21 Accommodation Campus 12 YOUR FINANCES 22 Appeals and advice 12 Your Student Financial Statement 22 Child care 32 FACULTY LISTINGS 12 The Student Services and 22 Course material Amenities Fee (SSA fee) 23 Entertainment and culture 42 CAMPUS MAPS 12 Calculating your Student 23 Live music venues and bars Contribution Amount 23 Museums and art galleries 49 THE UNIVERSITY OF (HECS liability) or fees 24 Theatre SYDNEY CODE OF CONDUCT 13 Your award course candidature 25 Employment support and services FOR STUDENTS 13 Commonwealth ‑supported or 25 Financial support Commonwealth‑assisted students 25 Food and retail outlets 50 IMPORTANT CONTACT DETAILS 14 Full‑fee‑paying domestic students 25 Graduation and beyond and FEE-HELP 26 Health and welfare support 52 INDEX 15 Can you get a refund if you and services withdraw from a unit of study 26 Indigenous Australian students or a course?

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SEMESTER ONE DATES SEMESTER TWO DATES

18 FEBRUARY 30 JULY PERSONAL TIMETABLES LECTURES BEGIN AVAILABLE (tentative) 31 AUGUST 5 MARCH CENSUS DATE FOR LECTURES BEGIN MOST SESSION 2 UNITS 31 MARCH OF STUDY* CENSUS DATE FOR 24 TO 28 SEPTEMBER MOST SESSION 1 UNITS AVCC COMMON WEEK/ OF STUDY* NON-TEACHING PERIOD 6 TO 13 APRIL 5 TO 9 NOVEMBER AUSTRALIAN STUDY VACATION VICE‑CHANCELLORS 12 TO 24 NOVEMBER COMMITTEE (AVCC) EXAMINATION PERIOD COMMON WEEK/ NON‑TEACHING 24 NOVEMBER SEMESTER ENDS “Orientation was so much fun. EASTER PERIOD 11 TO 15 JUNE It was really enjoyable and STUDY VACATION helped me become familiar with 18 TO 30 JUNE my surroundings.” EXAMINATION PERIOD 30 JUNE SEMESTER ENDS 2 TO 6 JULY AVCC COMMON WEEK/ ORIENTATION 2012 NON-TEACHING PERIOD

27 FEBRUARY TO SUMMER SCHOOL DATES PUBLIC HOLIDAYS 2 MARCH 5 JANUARY 26 JANUARY SUMMER SCHOOL AUSTRALIA DAY Orientation is the perfect introduction to university LECTURES BEGIN 6 APRIL life. It includes: 2 MARCH GOOD FRIDAY ––faculty welcomes SUMMER SCHOOL ENDS 9 APRIL ––transition talks 2 TO 28 JULY EASTER MONDAY ––opportunities to join clubs and societies WINTER SCHOOL RUNS HOLIDAY ––social events. 25 APRIL Visit the Orientation website to find out more about ANZAC DAY what’s on. The website also tells you about year- round transition support, and has podcasts and links 11 JUNE to useful services. See sydney.edu.au/orientation QUEEN’S BIRTHDAY 1 OCTOBER LABOUR DAY 19 DECEMBER TO 2 JANUARY CHRISTMAS CLOSEDOWN New student fee In October 2011 the federal government introduced legislation allowing universities to charge a maximum of $263 in 2012 (amount to be indexed annually) for a *Units of study offered in non-standard sessions have Student Services and Amenities fee (SSA fee). For more census dates that may vary significantly from those information on this fee, please refer to page 12, and see mentioned above. If you are enrolling in any units offered sydney.edu.au/current_students/ in non-standard sessions, make sure you’re aware of the student_administration/hecs_fees.shtml census dates relevant to those units. YOUR CHECKLIST 3

Whether you are starting first year or resuming your studies, this checklist will help you get off to a good start at the University of Sydney in 2012.

❑ ATTEND ORIENTATION WEEK ❑ CHECK YOUR ENROLMENT CONDITIONS OF ENROLMENT If 2012 is your first year here, make WAS SUCCESSFUL ––Be aware of and comply with the sure you find out about the services If you pre-enrolled for 2012 by-laws and regulations of the and resources available to help you If you received a Confirmation of University of Sydney. settle in to student life. Come along Enrolment in the mail at your preferred ––Ensure your enrolment is correct to Orientation Week and find out correspondence address by the end at all times. everything you need to know about of January, that means you have ––Pay all HECS or fees by the becoming a Sydney student. See successfully enrolled for 2012. date due. sydney.edu.au/orientation If you enrolled in-person ––Know your UniKey login, check If you received a Confirmation of your Sydney Mail account ❑ READ THE UNIVERSITY OF Enrolment in the mail at your preferred regularly and read all University SYDNEY CODE OF CONDUCT correspondence address within 14 days, correspondence, responding FOR STUDENTS you have successfully enrolled for 2012. promptly when required. As a student at Sydney you are required ––Keep your address and to behave in accordance with the Congratulations. Make sure your phone details accurate values and principles outlined in this enrolment information is accurate at all times via Student code. Understanding your rights and by the relevant census date for Administration Services. responsibilities will improve your own each session. ––Know all important dates regarding student experience and that of your You can check your enrolment at changes to your enrolment. fellow students. sydney.edu.au/student-admin ––Know the rules of your course. You will find an extract from the code All of the above represent the on page 49. Alternatively, you can read ❑ MAKE SURE ALL YOUR CONTACT conditions of your enrolment. the code in full at sydney.edu.au/ab/ DETAILS ARE CORRECT policies/Student_code_conduct.pdf You must make sure that your contact details are accurate at all times. ❑ MAKE A NOTE OF ALL You can do this through Student IMPORTANT DATES Administration Services. Visit the See page 2 for a list of important dates, website sydney.edu.au/student-admin including census dates. and click on ‘Personal, address and phone information’. See Communication on page 8 for more information on keeping in touch with the University. 4 YOUR CHECKLIST

❑ GET YOUR STUDENT during pre-enrolment, your card will Campus Card Centre office immediately. CAMPUS CARD be mailed with a travel concession Providing false information or breaching Students enrolling in-person already printed on it. Students any other conditions could render you We will take your photograph on the who have nominated an overseas liable for prosecution. day that you enrol in-person. Your 2012 correspondence address will have Student Campus Card will be mailed their cards held by the Campus Card ❑ COLLECT YOUR TIMETABLE by registered post to your preferred Centre for collection in-person. Find out Most undergraduate units of study and correspondence address before about card collection arrangements at many postgraduate units of study are Semester One commences. sydney.edu.au/card_centre centrally timetabled. If you are enrolled At the time of your photo capture If you have applied for and are in any of these subjects you will need to you will need to complete a travel eligible for a transport concession, collect a personal timetable. concession request form (if you are the University will print it on your Personal timetables will be available eligible) to ensure that your entitlement Student Campus Card. For more by 18 February 2012 (date to be is printed on your card. information about your card, visit confirmed). You can collect them from sydney.edu.au/card_centre Students from the following faculties sydney.edu.au/student-admin or from who enrol in-person will be taking part Transport NSW governs the issuance the Student Centre. See page 50 for in the online photo submission pilot: of transport concessions, and the contact details. University has no discretion to alter ––Arts and Social Sciences If you are not enrolled in any centrally the eligible guidelines. If you have any ––Veterinary Science timetabled units then you will receive enquiries relating to travel concessions, ––Health Sciences. a message to that effect when you please phone the RailCorp Passes attempt to collect your personal We will advise students from these and Concession office (toll-free timetable via Student Administration faculties about the Student Campus 1300 302 130 or +61 2 9379 4441) Services. You must then consult the Card collection process during or visit the Transport NSW website school or department administering their enrolment. at www.transport.nsw.gov.au/ each unit of study, as these timetables Continuing students concessions will be prepared by your faculty. See Continuing students who have You should not obtain a student travel page 32 for faculty contact details. successfully pre-enrolled will receive concession if you no longer comply with You can find information on centrally their 2012 student card by mail before the eligibility conditions. If you cease timetabled units of study, including Semester One commences. If you are studies or enter employment before draft timetables, at eligible for a travel concession and the card expiry date, you must return sydney.edu.au/timetable have completed the online declaration your Student Campus Card to the

WHAT SHOULD I DO IF ...

I did not receive a Confirmation of Enrolment? Step 1. Check that your correspondence address is correct by visiting our website: sydney.edu.au/student-admin Step 2. Contact the Student Centre. See page 50 for contact details. I have enrolled but I don’t want to continue my enrolment? You can withdraw your enrolment without penalty before the census date. See Your responsibilities on page 7 for more information. I want to withdraw from some units of study? You can withdraw from a unit of study without penalty before the census date. See Your responsibilities on page 7 for more information. I want to change my enrolment after the census date? This is only possible under special circumstances. See Your responsibilities on page 7 for more information. I am a Commonwealth-supported or Commonwealth-assisted student It is possible to change your mind before the census dates. and want to change my mind about paying upfront or obtaining a See Your finances on page 13 for more information. HECS‑HELP loan? I am a Commonwealth-supported student and am eligible for It is possible to make an upfront partial payment. HECS‑HELP but would like to make an upfront partial payment? See Your finances on page 14 for more information. I am a domestic full‑fee‑paying student and want to change my mind It is possible to change your mind before the census dates. about paying upfront or obtaining a FEE‑HELP loan? See Your finances on page 14 for more information. I’ve lost my student card? If your card is lost or stolen, you need to report it to the Campus Card Centre on +61 2 9351 2423 (Monday to Friday, 9am–5pm), or to Campus Assist on 1300 CAMPUS (1300 226 787) at all other times. To apply for a replacement student card, visit the Campus Card Centre. For further information and costs, see sydney.edu.au/card_centre/student/how.shtml#replace I want to get a refund after withdrawing from a full‑fee‑paying It is possible to get a refund if you withdraw before the census dates. award or non-award unit of study or a course? See Your finances on page 15 for more information. 5

❑ PAY YOUR FEES ––Should you manage to sit a final ❑ KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING If you are a student who is eligible and examination (or achieve a final Every course at the University has a set have opted to defer your semester result in a unit that is progressively of rules and pathways that you need to course fees, you will not be invoiced assessed), while your enrolment follow in order to graduate. Having a solid for these fees. However, if you have is cancelled, that result will be understanding of those rules from the successfully pre-enrolled for 2012, disallowed. This situation will beginning of your course will make an you will be invoiced for your Student become permanent with respect to enormous difference to the choices you Services and Amenities fee (SSA fee). that result, should payment not be make and your experience at Sydney. forthcoming on or before the last day If you are eligible for SA-HELP and Find the rules for your faculty and of teaching of that unit. want to obtain a SA-HELP loan, we course at sydney.edu.au/handbooks If you are a domestic student and are will send you the required information And remember, if you are unsure about having trouble paying your fees, please and a SA-HELP loan form, along any aspect of your course, or the contact the HECS and Domestic Fees with your invoice and Confirmation choices you are making, contact your Office as soon as possible (see page 50 of Enrolment. Please ensure that faculty office for advice. See page 32 for contact details). appropriate forms are completed and for faculty contact details. lodged by the relevant census and If you are an international student, payable dates. For more details see please contact the International ❑ KNOW WHERE YOU ARE GOING sydney.edu.au/current_students/ Student Office (see page 51). Get to know your campus and find the student_administration/hecs_fees.shtml location of your lecture rooms before your If you are a student who has opted to ❑ CHECK YOUR UNIKEY first class. If you are a new student, come or are required to pay your semester AND ACCESS TO STUDENT to Orientation Week and take a campus ADMINISTRATION SERVICES fees upfront, you will receive a Student tour. See sydney.edu.au/orientation Financial Statement for February Visit the student administration portal For campus maps, cycle maps, public Semester with your Confirmation of at sydney.edu.au/student-admin and transport routes to and from campuses, Enrolment. Payment instructions will be use your UniKey and password to log in. parking and security information, visit shown on this statement. This portal will help you manage your student administration online, and give these helpful pages on our website: Failure to pay your fees by the due you access to essential e-learning tools, sydney.edu.au/maps date may place your enrolment at risk the Library, your Sydney Mail email sydney.edu.au/student-transport of cancellation. account and more. sydney.edu.au/student-security Should this occur, the following apply. ––There will be no automatic right of re-entry; however, should re-entry be granted it will be subject to the I NEED HELP payment of a $100 penalty in addition The University has a broad range of services and departments available to help to all outstanding charges. you while you are at Sydney. The most important step is finding out what is ––If you are a Commonwealth- available and how to access it. Here is a quick list showing who to speak to and supported (HECS-liable) student, where you can find their details in this guide. re-entry after the census date in the semester of cancellation I need help with my enrolment I need advice about an academic appeal ...... 22 can be only as a full fee‑paying, ––Your faculty office...... 32 non-award student. The fee for a I need help finding a job or ––Student Centre for all planning my career...... 25 non-award program is significantly domestic students...... 50 higher than the corresponding I need financial assistance...... 25 student contribution amount and no ––Student Central for Faculty of Health Sciences I need a doctor ...... 26 deferment of payment is possible. domestic students...... 50 ––If you are an international student I need help coping with stress ...... 26 ––International Student Office...... 51 and hold a student visa, enrolment I am an Indigenous student cancellation may result in I need IT support ...... 19 and need support ...... 26 visa cancellation. I need academic support...... 20 I am an international student ––You will be denied access to the and need support ...... 27 library and your academic record will I need to find somewhere to live...... 21 be withheld. You will also be denied access to all other University facilities Check the index for the many other student services. Also, visit Ask Sydney to and will not be permitted to attend read frequently asked questions or ask your own: current.ask.sydney.edu.au lectures, tutorials or sit examinations. 6 YOUR RESPONSIBILITIES

As a student at the University of Sydney you have certain responsibilities relating to your enrolment, variations, communication and student visas (if you are an international student).

YOUR ENROLMENT If you do not wish to receive your CENSUS DATES You must ensure your enrolment CAN via email, you should write to is correct at the time of the the Director, Student Centre, briefly The Commonwealth government census dates outlining the reasons why. requires the University to set census dates for each unit of If you don’t, and there is an error with Should you receive an exemption from study it offers. Units that share a your enrolment, this error will remain on electronic delivery, a copy of your CAN common census date are allocated your record. This is because the Higher will be sent to you by mail. Education Support Act 2003 makes it into sessions. an offence for the University to alter To request an exemption, write to: Most units of study have the your record after the census dates, Director, Student Centre census date of 31 March (session 1) other than in clearly defined exceptional Jane Foss Russell Building (G02) and 31 August (session 2). The University of Sydney, NSW 2006 circumstances. A few units have different census Units of study offered over the full Note that you need to send your dates that are allocated to other duration of either Semester One or request by mail; email will not sessions – these are referred to as Semester Two have census dates of be considered. non‑standard sessions. 31 March and 31 August respectively. You must ensure your Confirmation of The census date is the last date Units of study offered in non-standard Enrolment is accurate to finalise all enrolment matters sessions have census dates that To help you maintain your enrolment, related to a unit of study. If you may vary significantly from those the University provides you with a wish to withdraw from a unit, make mentioned above. Confirmation of Enrolment after you sure this occurs on or before the If you are enrolling in any units offered complete enrolment and also after any census date to avoid financial and in non-standard sessions, make sure variations. If you do not receive this, academic penalties. you are aware of the census dates please contact the Student Centre (see page 50 for contact details). If you wish to withdraw from a relevant to those units. course, ensure this is done on or You must ensure your Commonwealth If you are a domestic full‑fee‑paying before the first census date for all Assistance Notice is accurate student, you must know your the units of study enrolled. If you are a Commonwealth-supported FEE‑HELP balance at all times Details of census dates and or Commonwealth-assisted student, Additionally, you must inform the sessions can be found at: you have a final opportunity to correct University if you don’t have enough https://ssa.usyd.edu.au/ssa/ any errors with your enrolment once FEE-HELP balance to cover your enrolment/help/sessiondates.jsp you receive your Commonwealth full enrolment. Assistance Notice (CAN). To find out what your FEE‑HELP This notice is sent to you electronically balance is, its relevance to you, and within 28 days following each census how to calculate it, see Your finances date relevant to your enrolment. The on page 12. final date for the correction of any errors you detect is clearly displayed on the notice. 7

VARYING YOUR ENROLMENT To withdraw from some units of study: may vary enrolment after the census You must follow the correct procedure You can withdraw from any unit of date, academic or financial penalties for varying or withdrawing from study without academic or financial can still apply. a course penalty provided this is done before the If you need to vary your enrolment, If you want to vary any aspect of your relevant census date. please contact your faculty for advice enrolment, you must do so formally and All variations to your units of study are (see page 32 for contact details). in writing. Contact your faculty office also subject to published prerequisite and (see page 32) for advice. corequisite requirements. Under no circumstances should you ask To vary your enrolment while overseas Variations to your units of study prior any academic staff member to process on exchange: to the census dates can be made a withdrawal on your behalf. If you are overseas on an official through your faculty or by contacting University of Sydney exchange Be aware that variations of enrolment student administration services. See after the relevant census dates carry program, you must contact your home sydney.edu.au/student-admin serious penalties. faculty for all enrolment changes and If you are an international student, updates. If you are overseas, you may To withdraw your enrolment after your please ensure that your course load authorise another person to act on your have enrolled: is in compliance with visa regulations. behalf. Changes cannot be made online. Contact the International Student If you do not want to continue with Exchange credit is not guaranteed Office for more details (see page 51). your enrolment in 2012, please advise unless all unit changes are approved. your faculty formally in writing. It If you have any questions regarding is essential that you do this by the To vary your enrolment after the progression and graduation relevant census dates. census date: requirements, they should also be If you do not formally withdraw, Changes requested after the census directed to your home faculty. you may be subject to financial and dates will not be approved without For more information, please contact academic penalties. penalty unless special circumstances the Study Abroad and Student apply. Such circumstances will, in all Exchange Office (see page 51 for cases, be events considered beyond contact details). the control of the student. While you 8 YOUR RESPONSIBILITIES

COMMUNICATION DEFINING PART-TIME VERSUS Postgraduate students (research) You must keep your contact details up FULL-TIME ATTENDANCE Full-time candidates for research to date Undergraduate students degrees do not keep to the normal It is your responsibility to ensure that Undergraduate students are usually semester schedule. Instead they your contact details are accurate at all considered full-time if they have a work continuously throughout the times. You can update your details in student load of at least 0.375 year, with a period of four weeks the following ways. recreational leave. There is no (usually 18 credit points) each ONLINE strict definition of what constitutes semester. Anything under this Student administration services full‑time candidature. However, amount is considered a part-time Go to sydney.edu.au/student-admin if you have employment or other study load. Some faculties have and click on ‘Personal, address and commitments that would prevent you minimum study load requirements phone information’. for satisfactory progress. from devoting at least the equivalent of a 35-hour working week to your IN PERSON Postgraduate students candidature (including attendance at Student Centre (coursework) the University for lectures, seminars, Camperdown/Darlington Campus Part-time or full-time status for practical work and consultation with Level 3, Jane Foss Russell Building postgraduate coursework students your supervisor), you should enrol Student Central is determined by credit point load. as a part-time candidate. If in doubt, Cumberland Campus Enrolment in units of study that total consult your faculty or supervisor. at least 18 credit points in a semester Ground Floor, Block F is classed as full time. Anything under International students this amount is a part-time study load. Student visa regulations require international students to undertake full‑time study. International students on visas other than student visas may be permitted to study part-time. BY MAIL You must know your UniKey You must read all correspondence Student Centre and password from the University, by email and mail, Jane Foss Russell Building (G02) When you enrol at Sydney you will be and respond as required The University of Sydney issued with a UniKey and password, Failure to read and respond (where NSW 2006 which is your personal key to access necessary) to formal University the online services and electronic communication could mean that you fail Throughout the year the University facilities provided to students. to correctly maintain your enrolment, will send important information to your which may lead to unnecessary financial preferred correspondence address. If For more information, see Your and/or academic liability. This can be you do not keep these details up to information technology services on easily avoided by reading all emails and date, you may be disadvantaged. Please page 19. letters from the University. make sure your phone numbers are also You must check your Sydney Mail If you receive any official communication current. The University may call your email address regularly from the University that you do not mobile phone number (for example) in When you enrol at Sydney you will understand, please contact us as soon an emergency. be issued with a Sydney Mail email as possible and we will do what we can If you update your contact details by account with the address format of to assist. mail or in-person, and you provide [email protected] See page 32 for faculty contact details. more than one address, you are For more information, see Your required to nominate your preferred information technology services on See page 50 for Student Centre correspondence address. page 19. contact details. See page 11 for a list of important correspondence you can expect to receive from the University throughout the year. 10 YOUR RESPONSIBILITIES

YOUR ADDITIONAL You must make satisfactory progress RESPONSIBILITIES AS AN in your course at all times INTERNATIONAL STUDENT The University is required to advise You must comply with your student the Department of Immigration and visa conditions Citizenship (DIAC) when an Australian If you are an international student student visa holder is not maintaining holding an Australian student visa, you satisfactory academic progress. must make sure you comply with your This may result in an automatic visa visa conditions at all times. cancellation. If you experience any difficulties with your studies, please You must complete your studies within the expected duration contact your faculty immediately. Higher education providers are required The website of the International to ensure that international students Student Officesydney.edu.au/io ( ) complete their studies within the has comprehensive information duration specified on their electronic on the support services available Confirmation of Enrolment (eCoE). to international students. If you’re Extensions to your course duration can not sure where to turn to for help, only be allowed in limited circumstances please contact the University’s and with the permission of your international student advisers by email: faculty. The allowable circumstances [email protected] are for compassionate or compelling You must notify the University if you circumstances where an intervention intend to take a leave of absence strategy has been implemented or The University is required to advise DIAC where there has been an approved when an Australian student visa holder leave of absence or suspension. discontinues their studies. You must not exceed the limits on If your faculty grants you a leave of online/distance study absence or suspension for medical or As an international student staying in serious compassionate reasons, contact Australia on a student visa, you may the International Student Office’s not undertake more than 25 percent Compliance Unit for advice on how of your total course by distance this will affect your student visa. Email: and/or online learning. You must not [email protected] enrol exclusively in distance or online study in any compulsory study period. CORRESPONDENCE 11

Below is a list of the important correspondence you can expect to receive from the University throughout the year.

MAILED CORRESPONDENCE

WHAT WHO WILL RECEIVE IT WHEN YOU SHOULD RECEIVE IT WHAT TO DO IF IT DOESN’T ARRIVE

Semester One Continuing Commonwealth‑supported Late January/early February Contact the Student Centre if it has not Student Financial Statement students and domestic or arrived by mid-February 2012. – following successful international full-fee‑paying students. pre‑enrolment

Confirmation of Enrolment All students who enrol in the new In January of the new academic year Contact the Student Centre if it has academic year either in-person or via for successfully re-enrolled students not arrived within 14 days of in-person pre-enrolment. and within 14 days for in-person enrolment or if there are any changes to enrolled students. your student record.

Semester One Commencing or continuing Within 14 days of your in-person Contact the Student Centre if it has Student Financial Statement Commonwealth-supported students enrolment not arrived within 14 days of your – following in-person and domestic or international in‑person enrolment. enrolment full‑fee‑paying students who enrol in-person.

February Semester Most students, confirming enrolment Mid-April Contact the Student Centre if it has not Student Financial Statement details, financial liability and payments. arrived by April 2012. It will also invoice any unpaid balance, relevant to Semester One.

Semester Two Students paying their SSA fee, Mid-August Contact the Student Centre if it has not Student Financial Statement student contribution amount and or arrived by mid-August 2012. International domestic tuition fees upfront. full‑fee‑paying students will be advised by email as to the timing of the payment of their fees for Semester Two.

July Semester Most students, confirming enrolment Mid-September Contact the Student Centre if it has not Student Financial Statement details, financial liability and payments. arrived by the end of September 2012. It will also invoice any unpaid balance relevant to Semester Two.

EMAILED CORRESPONDENCE

WHAT WHO WILL RECEIVE IT WHEN YOU SHOULD RECEIVE IT WHAT TO DO IF IT DOESN’T ARRIVE

Electronic Commonwealth Continuing Commonwealth supported The notices are dispatched up to 28 Given the importance of these notices, it Assistance Notice (eCAN) students, domestic fee-paying days after each census date relevant to is essential that you check your Sydney students obtaining a FEE-HELP loan enrolment. For most coursework and Mail email address regularly. If your and all students obtaining a SA-HELP research students, the two principal eCAN does not arrive within 28 dates of loan for their SSA fee. census dates remain 31 March for each census date, contact the Student Semester One and 31 August for Centre. Semester Two.

Semester Two Private fee-paying Early July concerning the payment of Fee statements can be accessed by Statement of Fees due for international students. fees for Semester Two. clicking on ‘Financial information’ at international students sydney.edu.au/student-admin, where online payments may also be made. The payment due-by date will be advised by email.

The Higher Education Support Act 2003 requires that universities provide The University has determined that this notice will be delivered as a PDF all Commonwealth-supported and Commonwealth-assisted students with a attachment directed to your Sydney Mail email address. It is known as the Commonwealth Assistance Notice (CAN) shortly after each census date relevant electronic Commonwealth Assistance Notice (eCAN). Provision has also been to a student’s enrolment. made for you to view the notice within student administration services. Click on ‘Commonwealth Assistance Notice’ at sydney.edu.au/student-admin This notice confirms your enrolment details, those financial details relevant to your status as a Commonwealth-supported or Commonwealth-assisted student, and a range of other information. 12 YOUR FINANCES

If you are a Commonwealth-supported, Commonwealth-assisted, or a local fee-paying student, you need to stay in touch with relevant Commonwealth legislation so you understand your options and responsibilities. Do this at www.studyassist.gov.au

You can pick up current booklets on the Financial Information page, you’ll CALCULATING YOUR STUDENT any of these Higher Education Loan see any amount due immediately CONTRIBUTION AMOUNT Programs from the Camperdown/ above the box containing the View (HECS LIABILITY) OR FEES Darlington Campus Student Centre buttons. Click on the To Pay Now link Undergraduate and postgraduate or Cumberland Student Central. See (in blue) and you’ll be directed to a coursework students page 50 for contact details. secure web payment site, or go to The units of study in which you are sydney.edu.au/epay enrolled, on each census date, are used YOUR STUDENT FINANCIAL to calculate your student contribution STATEMENT THE STUDENT SERVICES AND amount (HECS liability) or fee liability If you are a Commonwealth-supported AMENITIES FEE (SSA FEE) for that semester. student paying your student The federal government introduced Units of study offered in non-standard contribution amount upfront, or a legislation allowing universities to sessions may have different census domestic or international fee-paying charge the SSA fee from 1 January dates, all of which you should be aware student, you will receive a statement 2012. This fee, $263 in 2012 (to be of. Details can be found at for your HECS or fees at your indexed annually), will be payable https://ssa.usyd.edu.au/ssa/ preferred correspondence address. The by most students and the proceeds enrolment/help/sessiondates.jsp statement will also include the Student from this fee can only be spent It is your responsibility to ensure you are Services and Amenities fee (SSA fee) to support student amenities, aware of the census date for each of payable for the semester. advocacy, representation and other your units of study, that your enrolment Please examine your statement similar activities. is accurate by each census date and carefully and direct any enquiries The fee will be charged per semester that your Commonwealth Assistance you have to the telephone numbers and will be based on your attendance Notice (CAN) is accurate provided on the statement. pattern (full-time/part-time status). at the time of issuance. Please ensure you make your payment Eligible students can opt to defer the See Your responsibilities on page 6 for by the due date shown. fee by obtaining a SA-HELP loan. The more information. An electronic ‘Statement of Fees fee or a valid ‘Request for SA-HELP Due’ is available to all students by Assistance’ form (from those eligible for clicking on ‘Financial information’ at SA-HELP) must be received by the SSA sydney.edu.au/student-admin fee payable date. You’ll be provided with a PDF copy of At the time of publication, the federal your Statement of Fees Due (which government had only provided limited is a tax invoice upon payment) and the information. For up-to-date and detailed payment methods available. information, please refer to sydney.edu.au/current_students/ You can also pay through student student_administration/ administration services. Having selected hecs_fees.shtml YOUR AWARD COURSE COMMONWEALTH-SUPPORTED An Electronic Commonwealth CANDIDATURE OR COMMONWEALTH-ASSISTED Assistance Notice (eCAN) will be Postgraduate research students STUDENTS emailed to you as a PDF attachment Your enrolment status as at the census If you want to change your mind no later than 28 days after the relevant dates of 31 March and 31 August will about whether to pay upfront or census date. You’ll need to check your determine your remaining candidature obtain a HECS-HELP loan Sydney Mail email address regularly entitlement, your SSA fee amount If you are a Commonwealth-supported during these periods, as receipt of for the semester and your fee student who is eligible for HECS-HELP these documents is essential. and you change your mind about whether liability (if you are not exempt) for Any units of study you undertake in to pay upfront or obtain a HECS-HELP that semester. non-standard sessions will also be loan, you can make that change before confirmed with emailed eCANs no later You must lodge any application to the relevant census dates. withdraw, discontinue or suspend your than 28 days after the census dates candidature with your faculty office If you initially obtained a HECS-HELP relevant to those units. loan for your student contribution, on or before those dates to avoid any If you think the information on the you may elect to pay your semester’s financial and/or academic liability for CAN is incorrect, please contact the student contribution amount that semester. University by the due date. The final upfront with the 10 percent discount date for the correction of any errors See page 32 for faculty contact details. (the federal government introduced detected on these notices is displayed legislation to reduce the discount rate on the notice. from 2012 onwards). Alternatively, you may obtain a HECS-HELP loan for all or You can also check your Commonwealth part of your student contribution, if you assistance details by logging in to initially paid upfront. myUniAssist at the federal government’s Study Assist website: You need to make these changes www.studyassist.gov.au in-person at the Student Centre on Camperdown/Darlington Campus or at In order to log in, you will need your Student Central on Cumberland Campus. Commonwealth Higher Education See page 50 for contact details. Make Student Support Number (CHESSN), sure you bring your Tax File Number which appears on your CAN. Be with you if you decide to obtain a loan. aware there may be a delay in your Commonwealth assistance details appearing on this website. If you want to make a partial payment FULL‑FEE‑PAYING DOMESTIC You must make these changes of your Student Contribution Amount STUDENTS AND FEE-HELP in‑person at the Student Centre on If you are a Commonwealth-supported If you want to change your mind Camperdown/Darlington Campus or student who is eligible for HECS‑HELP, about whether to pay upfront or at Student Central on Cumberland you are able to make a partial upfront obtain a FEE-HELP loan Campus. See page 50 for contact payment at the University. A discount If you are a domestic full‑fee‑paying details. Make sure you bring your Tax applies to your student contribution student who is eligible for FEE-HELP, File Number with you if you decide to amount if you make a partial payment you can change your mind about obtain a loan. of $500 or more. For more details visit whether to pay upfront or obtain a sydney.edu.au/ug-csp FEE-HELP loan if you do so before the Your FEE-HELP balance and what it census dates. means to you Partial payments may be paid to the If you are a full‑fee‑paying domestic University only in respect of a current You can also find census date details at student and you defer your course fees session’s liability, and only one payment sydney.edu.au/current_students/ by obtaining a FEE-HELP loan, it is will be received during this period. student_administration/hecs_fees your responsibility to be aware of your As this is a voluntary payment, no You may elect to pay upfront if you FEE‑HELP balance at all times. statements will be issued. initially obtained a FEE-HELP loan for You are only able to borrow a maximum The University will accept partial your course fees. Alternatively, you of $112,134 for medicine, dentistry and payments for Semester One between may obtain a FEE-HELP loan for all or veterinary science courses (completion 26 and 30 March 2012, and for part of your course fees if you initially of which satisfies the academic Semester Two between 27 and paid upfront. requirements for provisional registration 31 August 2012. These payments need To determine whether you’re eligible for to practise in one of these fields) and to be made in person at the Student a FEE-HELP loan, contact the HECS $89,706 for all other courses in 2012. Centre. See page 50 for contact details. and Domestic Fees Office at the This amount is the maximum amount Student Centre (see page 50 that you can borrow under FEE-HELP for contact details), or check over your lifetime and it excludes the FEE‑HELP guidelines at any loan fee that may be payable. the Study Assist website: Repayments do not reset the maximum www.studyassist.gov.au that can be borrowed. 15

You must advise the University if your CAN YOU GET A REFUND IF YOU At the time of publication, the federal FEE-HELP balance is less than the WITHDRAW FROM A UNIT OF government had only provided limited tuition fees you are required to pay for STUDY OR A COURSE? information on the SSA fee. For current your current enrolment. If you enrol IF YOU ARE A DOMESTIC STUDENT and detailed information about refunds in a unit of study and the tuition fee Withdrawing from a unit of study or for the SSA fee, please refer to exceeds your FEE-HELP balance, you’ll course before the census date sydney.edu.au/current_students/ need to pay your tuition fees upfront. If you withdraw from a full‑fee‑paying student_administration/hecs_fees or HECS-liable award or non-award Within 28 days of each census Census date details can also be found course (where all units undertaken date the University will send your on this webpage. are of a standard semester’s length) Commonwealth Assistance Notice or a standard semester-length unit of Withdrawing from a unit of study or (CAN) for that session to your study, by the census date, you will be course after the census date Sydney Mail email address. It will refunded 100 percent of your tuition If you withdraw from a full‑fee‑paying contain information about your fees or upfront fees for that course. award or non-award course after all FEE‑HELP balance. Students deferring their fees or HECS census dates relevant to that enrolment If you think the information on the will incur no liability. have elapsed, you are not eligible for CAN is incorrect, please contact any refund. For information on potential Where you are withdrawing from a the University. The final date for the exemptions to the above rules, contact course and your enrolment includes one correction of any errors detected on the HECS and Domestic Fees Office of or more units offered in non-standard these notices is displayed on the notice. the Student Centre. See page 50 for semesters, you must withdraw from the contact details. You can also check how much of course on or before the earliest census your FEE-HELP balance you have used date of all the units in which you are IF YOU ARE AN by logging in to myUniAssist at enrolled or you will receive no refund. INTERNATIONAL STUDENT www.studyassist.gov.au You can find a detailed explanation Where you are withdrawing from one of the relevant refund policy at You will need your Commonwealth unit of study offered in a non-standard sydney.edu.au/future_students/ Higher Education Student Support semester, you must withdraw on or international_postgraduate_research/ Number (CHESSN) to log in. Be aware before the census date for that unit costs_scholarships/fees/refund_policy there may be a delay in your balance of study. appearing on this website. 16 YOUR FINANCES

AUSTUDY/YOUTH ALLOWANCE FOR FACULTY- OR COURSE-SPECIFIC The various notices and financial DOMESTIC STUDENTS FINANCE INFORMATION statements that the University To satisfy the workload requirements Commonwealth-supported students produces subsequent to 1 January for AUSTUDY/Youth Allowance enrolling in education or nursing 2010 will classify these education eligibility, your enrolment in a semester units of study and nursing units as Band 7 units. must be full time. To be full time in a Since 1 January 2010 the federal The student identifiers referenced semester, your combined unit of study government has permitted universities above will enable the University to weights must be equal to or greater to set the student contribution amount appropriately calculate the student than 0.375 (approximately 18 credit for education and nursing units of contribution for each student. study to the same level as that for points). This value is provided on For more information, visit the federal units of study in disciplines such as your Confirmation of Enrolment and government’s Study Assist website at arts and humanities. all financial statements that list your www.studyassist.gov.au units of study. The change in the student contribution Alternatively, you can seek advice amount for units of study in these Under special circumstances you may at the Student Centre based on the disciplines will affect those students be eligible for a concession to this Camperdown/Darlington Campus or who commence their course of study at requirement, but you should seek advice the Cumberland Campus. See page 50 the University of Sydney after 1 January from the Students’ Representative for contact details. Council welfare staff before applying. In 2010. These students will be identified normal circumstances, if your combined as 2010-on liable. unit of study weighting in a semester Students who enrolled in these is below 0.375, any AUSTUDY/Youth disciplines before 1 January 2010, who Allowance you receive will be an are identified as either pre‑2008, overpayment. pre-2009 or pre-2010 liable, will You are also advised to review your continue their enrolment under the combined unit of study weighting in a existing arrangements and will not semester when discontinuing units of be subject to the higher student study or if you are granted exemptions. contribution amount. See page 30 for contact details for the Students’ Representative Council. Commonwealth-supported Alternatively, you can seek advice at The various notices and financial students enrolling in accounting, the Student Centre based on the statements that the University administration, commerce or Camperdown/Darlington Campus or produces subsequent to 1 January economics units of study the Cumberland Campus. See page 50 2009 will classify the units of study The federal government has, from for contact details. undertaken in mathematics, statistics 1 January 2008, allowed universities to or science as Band 6 units. Students set the student contribution amount for Commonwealth-supported students enrolling in mathematics, statistics or will be identified as pre‑2010 or accounting, administration, economics science units of study 2010-on liable, and this identification will and commerce units of study to the From 1 January 2009, a federal be used to select the reduced student same level as that for units of study in government national priority scheme contribution amount. disciplines such as law and medicine. has been enacted which permits For more information, visit The change in the student contribution a reduced maximum student www.studyassist.gov.au amount for the units in these contribution amount (HECS amount) Alternatively, you can seek advice disciplines will affect students who for units of study undertaken in at the Student Centre based on the have commenced their course of mathematics, statistics or science for Camperdown/Darlington Campus study at university after 1 January all Commonwealth‑supported students or the Cumberland Campus. See page 2008. Students enrolled before this who have commenced their course 50 for contact details. date (and subsequent to 1 January of study on or after 1 January 2009, 2005) will remain, subject to transition regardless of the course of study. *Natural and physical sciences courses at the arrangements, until the end of 2012. University are listed on our webpage about Continuing Commonwealth-supported HECS and fees. Look for the ‘List of University The various notices and financial students who commenced a non-natural of Sydney Natural and Physical Sciences statements produced by the University and physical sciences course of study Courses’ at sydney.edu.au/current_students/ subsequent to 1 January 2008 will before 1 January 2009, who have not student_administration/hecs_fees.shtml classify the units in these disciplines completed that course of study and as Band 5 units. Students subject to transfer to a natural and physical sciences the higher student contribution amount course of study* on or after that date, will will be identified, on these notices and also be subject to a reduced maximum statements, as pre-2009, pre-2010 or student contribution amount for units of 2010-on liable. study they undertake in mathematics, For more information, visit statistics or science. www.studyassist.gov.au 18 YOUR INFORMATION 19 TECHNOLOGY SERVICES

The University of Sydney provides To access your inbox, log in via USING IT RESOURCES AND a range of IT services to assist the current students website PROTECTING YOUR PRIVACY you. For information about these (sydney.edu.au/current_students) or Your use of IT resources provided services visit our student IT website: MyUni, using your Sydney Mail email by the University is subject to its sydney.edu.au/ict/student address, which is in the format of Information and Communication [email protected] Technology Resources Policy, available GETTING STARTED at sydney.edu.au/ictrpolicy You receive your UniKey account login COMPUTER AND After receiving your UniKey login and INTERNET ACCESS and password at enrolment. This is your password you are required to activate key to accessing University services If you need to use a computer, the your account and agree to the ICT such as student administration services, internet, printing or scanning facilities, Resources Policy when you first sign your Sydney Mail email account, or require IT support from our staff, into the MyUni student portal. computer laboratories, the University’s there are several types of computing internet service, and library resources. spaces available. To view the locations, As your UniKey account enables you to opening hours and the computing perform personal and confidential tasks When you receive your UniKey facilities available on campus, visit electronically (such as varying your account you need to activate your sydney.edu.au/accesslabs enrolment, checking your examination account by signing into MyUni at results or making payments), it is sydney.edu.au/myuni All students have access to their own critical that you keep your login and virtual desktop. Where the virtual When you log into MyUni with your password secure and do not share it desktop is available, students have UniKey and password you will find with anyone. Sharing your login and access to a personalised Windows 7 important messages for students and password would breach the conditions environment and hundreds of access to the University’s eLearning of use as outlined in the ICT Resources applications, including course‑specific system, online course materials, your Policy and could result in serious cases software. The applications you Sydney Mail email account, and the where your identity is used to access download and the desktop student administration system. illegal content or reproduce copyrighted customisations you make will be saved material. The University has the right to Lecturers may choose to make use of for the next time you log onto your take disciplinary action in accordance various eLearning tools to support your virtual desktop. with the ICT Resources Policy. learning. These tools can include (but You can browse the web on University are not limited to) having online access If you need to get a new UniKey computers, your personal computer, to your learning materials, interacting password, you can do this over the or smart phone, by connecting to the with your lecturer and other students phone by calling the ICT Helpdesk University’s wireless network – available online, streaming lectures, and other on 9351 6000 and answering some on campus. Free internet access is discipline-specific tools. questions to confirm your identity. provided for education and reasonable You need to check with your lecturer personal usage. For help connecting IT SUPPORT if these resources are essential to the wireless network, visit If you need assistance to use the or supplementary to your study. sydney.edu.au/ict/student/internet For help using these tools visit University’s IT services, ICT staff You can also browse the University sydney.edu.au/elearning/student are available to help you at any website’s key elements on your mobile of the staffed student computing phone through Sydney Mobile. Visit SYDNEY MAIL EMAIL ACCOUNT spaces. You can find information at m.sydney.edu.au to search the library sydney.edu.au/ict/student Every student is issued with a Sydney database, view maps, find staff contact Mail email account. The University For urgent enquiries, please call the details, and read the latest University sends official electronic correspondence ICT Helpdesk on 9351 6000 between news. Note that viewing Sydney to your Sydney Mail email account, 8am and 9pm, Monday to Friday. Mobile from your mobile phone will so it is essential that you check this incur data charges from your service account regularly or forward emails to provider unless you are connected to a an account you do check regularly. University wireless access point. 20 YOUR SERVICES, SUPPORT AND STUDENT LIFE

ACADEMIC SUPPORT Centre for English Teaching (CET) Library AND SERVICES This centre offers English language The University of Sydney Library We invite you to make the most of and academic study skills programs provides services through a network Sydney’s extensive range of academic to international students who need of libraries across several campuses support and services. These resources to develop their English language and numerous online databases. Library are available to all students, whether skills in order to meet academic staff are available to support students you are looking to maximise your entry requirements. with their study and research. As well, academic performance or need a little For more information, visit faculty liaison librarians provide training extra support. sydney.edu.au/cet on using a wide range of resources. To learn how to make the most of the Arts Digital Resource Centre Computer access library, and develop valuable research This centre is an excellent resource for The University provides several types and information skills online, visit students and teachers of languages of computing spaces across several sydney.edu.au/library/skills other than English, as well as people campuses to ensure that all students who are learning or teaching English have easy access to computers, the For general library information, visit as a second language. internet, printing and scanning facilities, sydney.edu.au/library For more information, visit in-person staff assistance and free Mathematics Learning Centre sydney.edu.au/arts/artsdigital/ basic laptop support. 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APPEALS AND ADVICE Right to information COURSE MATERIAL If you need advice about your Under the NSW Government Co-op Bookshop academic progression or an appeal, you Information (Public Access) Act 2009 Darlington Campus should, in the first instance, contact you can ask for access to personal University Sports & Aquatic Centre your faculty office. See page 32 for information, including your academic Corner of Codrington Street and faculty contact details. records, health, welfare and examination Darlington Road records. The University’s ‘Right to Staff and Student Equal T +61 2 9351 3705 Information’ officers are available to Opportunity Unit (SSEOU) T +61 2 9351 2807 provide advice on the operation of the The University of Sydney is Course collateral Act within the University. committed to providing a work and Some units of study require you to study environment that is free from For more information visit purchase certain materials other than harassment and discrimination. sydney.edu.au/arms/gipa textbooks or course notes, such as For more information, visit Student organisations lab coats, placement requirements or sydney.edu.au/eeo Undergraduate students seeking dissection kits. assistance or advice regarding an Student Affairs Unit Your faculty’s online eStore offers appeal should contact the Students’ The Student Affairs Unit manages and faculty-approved products that you Representative Council (SRC). provides advice about all aspects of can order online and have delivered to the University’s processes for appeals, For more information, visit your door. student plagiarism and academic sydney.edu.au/src Current participating faculties honesty. 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We welcome sydney.edu.au/ups/ucc/student_notes log in with your UniKey) from the members of the public and entry is free. comfort of the lounges, while enjoying Macleay Museum ENTERTAINMENT AND CULTURE a fine selection of beers, wines, hot The oldest of its kind in Australia, the The University of Sydney contributes beverages and food. Hermann’s also Macleay Museum holds significant greatly to local, national and international hosts free events such as lunchtime collections of ethnographic artefacts, cultural life and provides one of the trivia, sunset jazz, comedy nights scientific instruments, biological most vibrant student experiences of any and games. specimens and historic photographs. university in Australia. For more information, visit For more information, visit www.hermannsbar.com Concerts at the Sydney sydney.edu.au/museums/collections/ Conservatorium of Music Manning Bar macleay.shtml These concerts are performed by Manning Bar has long been the iconic Nicholson Museum students, staff and visiting guest heart of student life at the University The Nicholson Museum contains the musicians, and feature an eclectic of Sydney. It hosts many big-name gigs largest collection of antiquities in the selection of jazz, percussion, early and parties hosted by the University of Southern Hemisphere and was voted music, chamber music, choral music Sydney Union (USU) throughout the Sydney’s number two museum by and opera. year. It is also home to Theatresports, Time Out in 2011. trivia, debates, forums, club and For more information, visit For more information, visit sydney.edu.au/news/music society events and lunchtime favourite Manning Grill. sydney.edu.au/museums/collections/ nicholson.shtml For more information, visit www.manningbar.com YOUR SERVICES, SUPPORT 24 AND STUDENT LIFE

Pathology Museum The Tin Sheds Gallery THEATRE The museum originated in 1889 as The gallery is part of the Art Workshop Seymour Centre the Museum of Normal and Morbid complex within the University’s Faculty The Seymour Centre presents a range Anatomy. It now houses approximately of Architecture, Design and Planning. of innovative musical and dramatic 1600 pathological specimens. The It hosts exhibitions across a wide arts events throughout the year. Its most prized exhibit on display is a flask variety of contemporary visual arts program includes dramatic and musical of broth prepared by Louis Pasteur practices from individuals and groups, productions, public lectures including for the culture of bacteria. Visits by as well as community projects and Sydney Ideas, the Sound Lounge appointment only. curated exhibitions. live music venue and, of course, For more information, visit For more information, visit student revues. sydney.edu.au/medicine/pathology/ sydney.edu.au/architecture/about/ For more information, visit museum tinsheds/gallery sydney.edu.au/seymour Rare Books and Special University Art Gallery Collections Library The gallery contains more than 3000 The library holds early printed books works of art including paintings, works from Europe, Australia, America and on paper, sculpture and decorative arts Asia, and currently has more than that have been acquired by donation 170,000 items in its collection. and bequest since 1850. For more information, visit For more information, visit sydney.edu.au/library/libraries/rare sydney.edu.au/museums/collections/ SCA Galleries uniart These galleries are located in the Verge Gallery heart of the Sydney College of the The gallery is the home of unique Arts campus. They present an annual and rousing student art on campus. program of exhibitions and events by It is open to all to enjoy its regular, local and international artists. An annual unique exhibitions. program of artist talks accompanies the For more information, visit exhibitions program. verge-gallery.net For more information, visit sydney.edu.au/sca/galleries 25

EMPLOYMENT SUPPORT FOOD AND RETAIL OUTLETS GRADUATION AND BEYOND AND SERVICES SERVICES ON THE CAMPERDOWN Academic transcripts Careers Centre AND DARLINGTON CAMPUSES An academic transcript is an official The Careers Centre assists all current For a complete list of food outlets, record of all study undertaken at and recently graduated students to banks, ATMs and retail outlets on the University of Sydney and/or its develop their career plans, connect the Camperdown/Darlington amalgamated colleges. Transcripts are with employers and find employment. Campus, visit available only in hard copy. It offers workshops across a wide range www.usu.usyd.edu.au/ For more information about how of areas to support you to find a job Food__Service/Food/Default.aspx to order your transcript, visit and move into employment. sydney.edu.au/current_students/ BOOKSTORES For more information, visit student_administration/ Camperdown/Darlington Campus sydney.edu.au/careers academic_transcripts See the Co-op Bookshop and SRC SydneyTalent Bookshop on page 22. Alumni SydneyTalent provides registered University of Sydney students have Cumberland Campus Book Store students with opportunities an opportunity to be part of a vibrant www.campusrewards.com.au/ for paid employment and global alumni network and enjoy a content/?page_id=53 work‑related development. growing range of services, including For more information, visit OTHER FOOD OUTLETS online mentoring. sydney.edu.au/sydneytalent Cumberland Campus For more information, visit For a complete list of food outlets, visit sydney.edu.au/alumni FINANCIAL SUPPORT www.campusrewards.com.au Graduation Financial assistance Mallett Street Campus When you graduate, you will be The University offers a number of loan (Faculty of Nursing and Midwifery) provided with a date for your ceremony funds and bursaries to assist students During semester the University of and information about how to prepare. who experience financial difficulties. Sydney Union (USU) operates the If you are unable to attend on that date, Nursing Café at the Sydney Nursing For more information, visit it is possible to graduate in absentia. School, serving hot and cold drinks, sydney.edu.au/financial_assistance light snacks and lunches. For more information, visit Scholarships Office sydney.edu.au/current_students/ Sydney College of the Arts Café, student_administration/graduations The Scholarships Office provides a Building 21 wide variety of support and prizes for The café offers a comprehensive Academic dress students who are already enrolled at selection of hot and cold food and Graduands can hire or buy academic the University of Sydney. beverages. Café hours during teaching dress and a wide selection of University For more information, visit periods are from 8.30am to 4.30pm. memorabilia, clothing and giftware for sydney.edu.au/scholarships The café seats up to 50 people all occasions, from the Academic Dress outdoors in the adjacent courtyard. outlet run by the University of Sydney Union. For more details visit The Sydney Conservatorium www.usuonline.com/Food__Service/ of Music Academic_Dress/Default.aspx The Con has two USU-operated cafés. Music Café Lower Level has inside seating and offers a weekly meal deal plus many other meal choices. Music Café Mezzanine Level has inside and outside seating and a light modern café-style menu. YOUR SERVICES, SUPPORT 26 AND STUDENT LIFE

HEALTH AND WELFARE SUPPORT Disability Services Yooroang Garang is the Indigenous AND SERVICES Disability Services is the main point student support unit for the Faculty of Medical services on campus of contact and support for students Health Sciences, located at Cumberland The University Health Service offers with disabilities. Available help includes Campus. It provides support programs, a comprehensive and confidential academic assistance, assistive services and facilities to assist bulk‑billing general practitioner service technology, note-taking, interpreters Indigenous students throughout and emergency medical care to all and advocacy with academic staff. their studies. students. The Camperdown/Darlington Students must register with Disability T +61 2 9351 9066 Campus also houses a dentist, an Services to receive assistance. Staff sydney.edu.au/yooroang-garang optometrist and two pharmacists. are available on the Darlington and Cumberland campuses. Cadigal Alternative Entry Program For more information, visit The Cadigal Alternative Entry Program For more information, visit sydney.edu.au/unihealth is an access and support program sydney.edu.au/disability Counselling and Psychological available to Indigenous students. It Services (CAPS) facilitates entry to university and offers CAPS helps students develop skills to INDIGENOUS AUSTRALIAN academic and social support from STUDENTS achieve their academic and personal admission through to graduation. The Koori Centre offers programs, goals. Its services include workshops, Camperdown/Darlington Campus groups and individual sessions services and facilities to encourage and support Indigenous students through T +61 2 8627 8619 with a psychologist. Counsellors sydney.edu.au/cadigal are on hand at the Darlington and their studies. It also offers all students Cumberland campuses. the opportunity to study Indigenous Cumberland Campus Australian history and cultures. T +61 2 9351 9114 For more information, visit sydney.edu.au/yooroang_garang sydney.edu.au/counselling T +61 2 9351 2046 sydney.edu.au/koori

Indigenous Tutorial Student Exchange Unit SAFETY AND SECURITY Assistance Scheme See Academic support and services Student safety tips This commonwealth-funded program on page 20. Your safety is a top priority for the provides Indigenous students with Study Abroad Unit University. For information about how qualified scheme tutors via one-on-one The Study Abroad Unit assists to stay safe on campus, visit or group tuition. For more information international students who wish to sydney.edu.au/ohs/responsibilities/ visit sydney.edu.au/itas or call: complete a semester or a year of their students T +61 2 8627 8650 course at the University of Sydney. Security bus (Camperdown/Darlington Campus) For more information, visit A free afternoon/evening bus service T +61 2 9351 9114 sydney.edu.au/studyabroad operates from Monday to Friday during (Cumberland Campus) semester, linking the Camperdown RELIGIOUS FACILITIES and Darlington campuses to Redfern INTERNATIONAL STUDENT railway station. SERVICES Multifaith Chaplaincy Centre Located on the Camperdown Campus, For more information, visit International Student Office this centre hosts chaplains of Anglican, sydney.edu.au/facilities/ See contact details on page 51, and Assemblies of God, Baptist, Buddhist, security/bus.shtml visit sydney.edu.au/io Catholic, Coptic Orthodox, Greek Security Services International Student Lounge Orthodox, Islamic, Jewish, Presbyterian, Security Services operates 24 hours The lounge is a resource and cultural the Salvation Army and Uniting a day, seven days a week to provide centre for all international students Church faiths. a safe campus for the University studying at the University of Sydney. For more information, visit community. Students can call for It is located on Level 4 of the sydney.edu.au/chaplains security support or assistance at Wentworth Building on the any time. For more information, visit Darlington Campus. sydney.edu.au/facilities/security YOUR SERVICES, SUPPORT 28 AND STUDENT LIFE

SPORTING FACILITIES University Sports & Aquatic Centre please phone the RailCorp Passes and The centre offers a wide range of Concessions Office (toll free CAMPERDOWN/DARLINGTON fitness services, an indoor swimming 1300 302 130, +61 2 9379 4441) or visit CAMPUS pool, state-of-the-art cardio and the Transport NSW website at Arena Sports Centre resistance equipment and group www.transport.nsw.gov.au/concessions The Arena Sports Centre is home to fitness classes. an extensive range of free weights and For more information, visit VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES resistance equipment, including two www.susf.com.au/page/ Australian Indigenous Olympic power platforms. Be inspired sports__aquatic_centre.html Mentoring Experience (AIME) – as you train alongside top athletes from will you walk with us? every discipline. CUMBERLAND CAMPUS AIME partners volunteer university For more information, visit The Sports Centre students one-on-one with Indigenous www.susf.com.au/page/the_arena.html The Sports Centre offers gym facilities, high school students in a university-based interactive mentoring program. Grounds tennis courts and a basketball court. The Camperdown/Darlington Campus For more information, visit Student volunteer mentors need only offers ovals and squares that are sydney.edu.au/health_sciences/ commit one hour per week over 15 weeks used for training and competition campus_information/ – that’s only 15 hours that could change by many sporting clubs. They also food_retail_sports_centre an Indigenous student’s life and your own. provide an ideal venue for lunchtime Apply now to be an AIME Mentor at OFF-CAMPUS social sport, recreational activities and www.aimementoring.com interfaculty sport. Boatsheds Compass – find your way to The Sydney University Women’s For more information, visit higher education Rowing Club rows out of the www.susf.com.au/page/ The Compass project aims to encourage Blackwattle Bay boathouse on grounds__notices.html primary and secondary school children Ferry Road, Glebe. HK Ward Gymnasium to stay at school and go on to study For more information, visit This facility is a focal point for at university. Student volunteers are www.susf.com.au/page/boatsheds.html high‑performance sports, recreational asked to bring their skills, enthusiasm activities and club sport and caters for The Robyn Webster Sports Centre and energy to this grassroots volunteer elite athletes as well as members of the The centre, based at Tempe, is available program. Full training is provided. University community. for use by schools, clubs, sporting For more information, visit For more information, visit teams, cultural groups and members sydney.edu.au/compass of the general public. www.susf.com.au/page/ University of Sydney Union hk_ward_gymnasium.html For more information, visit Volunteer Program www.susf.com.au/page/ Volunteer opportunities are designed Ledge Climbing Centre robyn_webster_sports_centre.html to cater for all students on campus The centre offers more than 300m² and provide scope for personal and of textured walls up to eight metres TRANSPORT CONCESSIONS professional development, the chance high, as well as a variety of vertical and to make some great new friends and overhanging wall systems complete If you are eligible for a transport an ideal way to become active and with arêtes, roofs and slabs. concession, the University will make the appropriate endorsement on your get involved within the University of For more information, visit student card. Sydney Union. www.susf.com.au/page/the_ledge.html For more information, visit For more information, visit Tennis and squash courts sydney.edu.au/card_centre www.usuonline.com/Get_Involved/ We offer numerous indoor and outdoor Volunteering/Default.aspx tennis and squash courts across campus. Transport NSW governs the issuance of transport concessions, and the For more information, visit University has no discretion to alter www.susf.com.au/page/ the eligibility guidelines. If you have any squash_and_tennis_courts.html enquiries relating to travel concessions,

30 YOUR STUDENT ORGANISATIONS

THE STUDENTS’ REPRESENTATIVE SYDNEY UNIVERSITY Learning at the COUNCIL (SRC) POSTGRADUATE REPRESENTATIVE University of Sydney Run by students since 1929, the ASSOCIATION (SUPRA) SRC offers undergraduate students SUPRA is a representative organisation reaches far beyond free membership, confidential advice run by postgrads for postgrads. SUPRA’s the classroom. The and more. goal is to promote and support the interests of all postgraduate students Get help University has a and to provide assistance with any Caseworkers can help with: long tradition of issues that may confront them – both ––Centrelink advice academically and personally – during organisations run ––academic appeals their time at the University of Sydney. ––discontinuing/withdrawing Advice and advocacy service by students for ––students at risk SUPRA provides free advice and ––showing cause students that are both acts on behalf of individual students. ––exclusion It can assist with anything that may stimulating and fun. ––tenancy advice affect your academic or general ––fee refunds welfare, including: Getting involved in a student ––harassment and discrimination organisation is a great way to meet ––particular problems facing ––Centrelink advice new people and share common international students ––fee issues interests. It will also help you develop ––instances of plagiarism ––academic appeals valuable social and leadership skills, and misconduct. ––supervision issues ––tenancy advice. and offers the opportunity to engage The SRC also provides free legal advice in a wide range of cultural, political and and representation on most legal Get involved sporting activities. matters, a second-hand bookshop to You can play an active part in Student organisations can also be key sell your old books and get your new postgraduate student advocacy by: providers of support, advocacy and ones at low cost, and a $50 emergency ––attending SUPRA’s annual general advice during your time on campus. loan to help tide you over if your funds meeting, or nominating yourself for a could use a boost. Council position (Council terms run Get involved from July to June) If you’re passionate about issues that ––subscribing to the international, relate to University life and beyond, women’s, Indigenous, or you can get involved in the SRC by queer networks running in an election for a position on ––getting involved in activities the Council and Executive or join one of and campaigns the SRC’s collectives, which campaign ––dropping by the SUPRA office and and provide space and resources to making use of the free computer student communities. facilities, having a cup of coffee and reading the paper You can also contribute to student ––making suggestions and comments publications such as Honi Soit, the and asking questions of your student SRC’s weekly student newspaper, representatives which showcases the talents of editors, ––subscribing to eGrad, SUPRA’s writers and artists of all kinds. regular electronic newsletter. For more information, visit For more information, visit sydney.edu.au/src sydney.edu.au/supra 31

UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY Clubs and societies CAMPUS REWARDS, UNION (USU) The USU supports more than CUMBERLAND CAMPUS The USU provides key programs, 200 student-run clubs and societies, Campus Rewards is the student discount products and services to enhance our where students meet to celebrate and loyalty program on the Cumberland students’ experiences. The USU is a common interests, faculty networks Campus. It offers members savings of not-for-profit organisation that has or religious, philanthropic or cultural more than 16 percent on textbooks, served the campus since 1874. passions. There are clubs for almost clothing, food and entertainment bought everyone – and students can even band Our student experience programs reach on campus. together and start their own. This is just a out to all on campus, and we promote It also helps with course requirements small sample of benefits that USU brings social connections, leadership, culture such as CPR and first aid courses, clinical to campus. For more information, visit and intellectual challenges outside of the ID badges and stethoscopes. Additionally, www.usuonline.com classroom – plus offering one of the best the Campus Rewards program is university entertainment programs in responsible for the food and drinks on the country. SYDNEY UNI SPORT & FITNESS campus, O-Week celebrations, the Sports (SUSF) As a starting point, we offer large-scale Centre, entertainment and parties. Wherever your sporting aspirations events such as O-Week and the Verge Clubs and societies lie, there is something on offer to suit Festival, food and retail outlets, student Campus Rewards support the various everybody at Sydney Uni Sport & leadership positions, competitions, revues, clubs and societies on the Cumberland Fitness, from state-of-the-art facilities Bull magazine and literary journal Hermes, Campus. Students can join sporting, and tailored programs to athletic but we provide much more. religious, discipline-based and social scholarships and relationships with clubs, which are all an active part of And, as a non-profit organisation, all our some of Australia’s leading sports campus life. revenue is invested directly back into our people and organisations. student programs. For more information, visit There are educational programs and www.campusrewards.com.au USU Access Card numerous inter-college and inter-faculty Our Access Card offers exclusive competitions, while the University’s benefits, services, programs and 43 sporting clubs will also feed your discounts, with great-value savings at competitive spirit. USU and partner outlets and services Elite Athlete Program on campus. You also receive extensive Through the Elite Athlete Program, off-campus discounts, freebies the University of Sydney has a and special deals on movie tickets, long and proud history of helping restaurants and cafés, fashion, travel, promising athletes and sportsmen and outdoor activities, bottleshop purchases, women to pursue their sporting and nightclubs, music shops and more. academic goals. For more information, visit The services and facilities of Sydney www.AccessBenefits.com.au Uni Sport & Fitness are extensive. Debating For a full list, see Sporting facilities The USU Debating Team is currently on page 28. ranked number one in the world, and In addition, all members of Sydney represents the University at national and Uni Sport & Fitness receive a wide international tournaments. range of on- and off-campus benefits and discounts from our affiliates and partners including MBF, Rebel Sport, the Co-op Bookshop and many more. For more information, visit www.susf.com.au 32 FACULTY LISTINGS

AGRICULTURE, FOOD AND NATURAL RESOURCES

LOCATION Suite 401, Biomedical Building Australian Technology Park 1 Central Avenue Eveleigh NSW 2015 GENERAL INFORMATION ––You can vary your enrolment from mid-February until the census date at sydney.edu.au/student-admin. See page 2 for a list of all important dates, including census dates. ––Units of study generally cannot be added to your enrolment after the second week of semester. ––If you require assistance or wish to vary your enrolment after the census date, contact your faculty office. ––Visit sydney.edu.au/handbooks to find the rules for your course as well as a glossary of terms and acronyms commonly used at the University. ––You are advised to check your enrolment details for 2012 carefully before the census date, as it is your responsibility to ensure your enrolment details are correct. CONTACT DETAILS General enquiries Course coordinators T +61 2 8627 1000 Bachelor of Science in Agriculture, and E [email protected] Bachelor of Horticultural Science Dr Brian Jones Undergraduate students E [email protected] Fortunee Cantrell T +61 2 8627 1001 Bachelor of Agricultural Economics, and Bachelor of Resource Economics Faculty Undergraduate Student Services Office Shauna Phillips Room S212 E [email protected] John Woolley Building (entrance via Manning Road) Bachelor of Environmental Systems, and Camperdown Campus Bachelor of Land and Water Science Dr Tom Bishop Postgraduate students E [email protected] Pamela Stern T +61 2 8627 1002 COUNTER HOURS Monday to Friday from 10am to 4pm (closed from 1 to 2pm) WEBSITE sydney.edu.au/agriculture

ARCHITECTURE, DESIGN AND PLANNING

LOCATION Student Administration Centre (SAC) Level 2, Wilkinson Building Darlington Campus GENERAL INFORMATION ––You can vary your enrolment from mid-February until the census date at sydney.edu.au/student-admin. See page 2 for a list of all important dates, including census dates. ––Units of study generally cannot be added to your enrolment after the second week of semester. ––If you require assistance or wish to vary your enrolment after the census date, contact the Student Administration Centre. ––Visit sydney.edu.au/handbooks to find the rules for your course as well as a glossary of terms and acronyms commonly used at the University. ––You are advised to check your enrolment details for 2012 carefully before the census date, as it is your responsibility to ensure your enrolment details are correct. CONTACT DETAILS T +61 2 9351 3248 F +61 2 9036 9532 E [email protected] COUNTER HOURS Monday to Friday from 9.30am to 4.30pm WEBSITE sydney.edu.au/architecture 33

ARTS AND SOCIAL SCIENCES

LOCATION Student Services Office Lobby H, Quadrangle Camperdown Campus

GENERAL INFORMATION ––You can vary your enrolment from mid-February until the census date at sydney.edu.au/student-admin, or in-person at the faculty office. See page 2 for a list of all important dates, including census dates. ––Units of study generally cannot be added to your enrolment after the second week of semester. ––If you require assistance or wish to vary your enrolment after the census date, contact your faculty office. You may email your request to the faculty (see contacts below) from your University email account including your full name, student number and degree in your request. ––Visit sydney.edu.au/handbooks to find the rules for your course as well as a glossary of terms and acronyms commonly used at the University. ––You are advised to check your enrolment details for 2012 carefully before the census date, as it is your responsibility to ensure your enrolment details are correct.

CONTACT DETAILS Undergraduate students Postgraduate students T +61 2 9351 3129 T +61 2 9351 3240 T +61 2 9351 5436 T +61 2 9351 4807 F +61 2 9351 2045 F +61 2 9351 2045 E [email protected] E [email protected]

COUNTER HOURS Monday to Thursday from 10am to 4pm, and Friday from 10am to 2pm

WEBSITE sydney.edu.au/arts

BUSINESS (THE UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY BUSINESS SCHOOL)

LOCATION Student Information Office (SIO) Level 2, Merewether Building Darlington Campus

GENERAL INFORMATION ––International students can vary their enrolment up until the end of Week 2. Local students can add units up until the end of Week 2, and can withdraw from units up until the census date. ––Units of study cannot be added to your enrolment after the second week of semester. ––For more information regarding enrolment please refer to sydney.edu.au/business/futurestudents/ admissions_and_enrolment/enrolment ––Applications to waive a prerequisite or corequisite unit must be received by Friday 24 February 2012. Applications for leave of absence must be lodged by the census date. ––Visit sydney.edu.au/handbooks to find the rules for your course as well as a glossary of terms and acronyms commonly used at the University. ––You are advised to check your enrolment details for 2012 carefully before the census date, as it is your responsibility to ensure your enrolment details are correct. ––It is also your responsibility to check your University email account regularly once you have enrolled, as all University correspondence will be sent to this email address.

CONTACT DETAILS Student Information Office (SIO) T +61 2 9351 3076 F +61 2 9351 4433 E [email protected]

COUNTER HOURS Monday to Friday from 9am to 6pm, and from 8.30am to 6pm during the first two weeks of semester

WEBSITE sydney.edu.au/business Forms and further information, including deadlines for applications, can be found at sydney.edu.au/business/currentstudents/forms The Administration Manual for Students is available at sydney.edu.au/business/currentstudents/student_information/student_administration_manual 34 FACULTY LISTINGS

DENTISTRY

LOCATION Level 6, Sydney Dental Hospital Surry Hills Campus

GENERAL INFORMATION ––You can vary your enrolment from mid-February until the census date at sydney.edu.au/student-admin. See page 2 for a list of all important dates, including census dates. ––If you require assistance or wish to vary your enrolment after the census date, contact your faculty office. ––Visit sydney.edu.au/handbooks to find the rules for your course as well as a glossary of terms and acronyms commonly used at the University. ––For any enquiries regarding student cards, refer to the Campus Card Centre (contact details on page 51). ––You are advised to check your enrolment details for 2012 carefully before the census date, as it is your responsibility to ensure your enrolment details are correct.

CONTACT DETAILS Undergraduate students Postgraduate students Bachelor of Oral Health Doctor of Dental Medicine T +61 2 9845 6977 T +61 2 9351 8304 +61 2 8890 4740 E [email protected] E [email protected] Doctor of Clinical Dentistry Room 230, Edward Ford Building Camperdown Campus T +61 2 9351 3132 F +61 2 9351 8529 E [email protected]

COUNTER HOURS Monday to Friday from 9am to 3pm

WEBSITE Undergraduate Postgraduate sydney.edu.au/dentistry sydney.edu.au/medicine/futurestudent/postgrad 35

EDUCATION AND SOCIAL WORK

LOCATION Level 3, Education Building Camperdown Campus

GENERAL INFORMATION ––You can vary your enrolment from mid-February until the census date at sydney.edu.au/student-admin. See page 2 for a list of all important dates, including census dates. ––Units of study generally cannot be added to your enrolment after the second week of semester. ––If you require assistance or wish to vary your enrolment after the census date, contact your faculty office. ––Visit sydney.edu.au/handbooks to find the rules for your course as well as a glossary of terms and acronyms ––commonly used at the University. ––You are advised to check your enrolment details for 2012 carefully before the census date, as it is your responsibility to ensure your enrolment details are correct.

Bachelor of Education and Bachelor of Social Work students must attend the following compulsory orientation meetings. Bachelor of Education Primary Year 1: 10 to 11am Thursday 1 March, Education Lecture Theatre 351 Year 2: 11am to 12pm Thursday 1 March, Education Lecture Theatre 351 Year 3: 12 to 1pm Thursday 1 March, Education Lecture Theatre 351 Year 4: 2 to 3pm Thursday 1 March, Education Lecture Theatre 351 Human Movement and Health Education Year 1: 9 to 11am Thursday 1 March, Education Lecture Theatre 424 Year 2: 11am to 12pm Thursday 1 March, Education Lecture Theatre 424 Year 3: 12 to 1pm Thursday 1 March, Education Lecture Theatre 424 Year 4: 1 to 2pm Thursday 1 March, Education Lecture Theatre 424 Early Childhood Year 1: 9 to 10am Wednesday 29 February, Education Seminar Room 459 Year 2 and 3: 12 to 1pm Wednesday 29 February, Education Seminar Room 459 Bachelor of Education (Secondary Humanities)/Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Education (Secondary Maths)/Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Education (Secondary Science)/Bachelor of Science Year 1: 10 to 11am Wednesday 29 February, Bosch Lecture Theatre 1 Year 2: 11am to 12pm Wednesday 29 February, Bosch Lecture Theatre 1 Year 3: 12 to 1pm Wednesday 29 February, Bosch Lecture Theatre 1 Year 4: 2 to 3pm Wednesday 29 February, Bosch Lecture Theatre 1 Year 5: 3 to 4pm Wednesday 29 February, Bosch Lecture Theatre 1 Bachelor of Social Work Years 1, 2 and 3 (commencing students only): 11am to 1pm Wednesday 29 February, Teachers College Lecture Theatre 306. Compulsory orientation meetings for Master of Teaching students Year 1: 10am to 3pm Wednesday 29 February, Wallace Theatre

CONTACT DETAILS Undergraduate students Postgraduate students

Undergraduate Postgraduate coursework, domestic T +61 2 9351 2634 T +61 2 9351 4054 E [email protected] E [email protected] Graduate-entry students Postgraduate coursework, international Master of Teaching T +61 2 9351 4054 T +61 2 9036 5344 E [email protected] E [email protected] Postgraduate research T +61 2 9351 7049 E [email protected]

COUNTER HOURS Monday to Thursday from 10am to 4pm Monday to Friday during the first week of semester Friday from 10am to 1pm from 9am to 5pm

WEBSITE sydney.edu.au/education_social_work 36 FACULTY LISTINGS

ENGINEERING AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES

LOCATION Level 3, Peter Nicol Russell (PNR) Building Darlington Campus

GENERAL INFORMATION ––You can vary your enrolment from mid-February until the census date at sydney.edu.au/student-admin. See page 2 for a list of all important dates, including census dates. ––If you wish to vary your enrolment in-person you should complete a Variation of Enrolment form and hand this in at the Student Services Office. ––Postgraduate forms are available from sydney.edu.au/engineering/forms and need to be submitted to the Graduate School of Engineering and Information Technologies. ––Units of study generally cannot be added to your enrolment after the second week of semester. ––If you require assistance or wish to vary your enrolment after the census date, contact your faculty office. ––Visit sydney.edu.au/handbooks to find the rules for your course as well as a glossary of terms and acronyms commonly used at the University. ––Visit cusp.sydney.edu.au/engineering to find standard degree plans for your course as well as detailed information on units of study. ––You are advised to check your enrolment details for 2012 carefully before the census date, as it is your responsibility to ensure your enrolment details are correct.

CONTACT DETAILS Undergraduate Postgraduate T +61 2 9351 2534 T +61 2 9351 8617 E [email protected] E [email protected]

COUNTER HOURS Undergraduate Postgraduate Monday to Thursday from 10am to 4pm Monday to Friday from 10am to 4pm Friday from 10am to 1pm

WEBSITE Undergraduate Postgraduate sydney.edu.au/engineering sydney.edu.au/engineering/gse

HEALTH SCIENCES

LOCATION Student Central Office Block F (next door to the Depot) Cumberland Campus 75 East Street, Lidcombe NSW 2141

GENERAL INFORMATION ––You can vary your enrolment from mid-February until the census date at sydney.edu.au/student-admin. See page 2 for a list of all important dates, including census dates. ––Units of study generally cannot be added to your enrolment after the second week of semester. ––If you require assistance or wish to vary your enrolment after the census date, contact your faculty office. You should seek advice from your program coordinator if you wish to vary your enrolment. ––Visit sydney.edu.au/handbooks to find the rules for your course as well as a glossary of terms and acronyms commonly used at the University. ––You are advised to check your enrolment details for 2012 carefully before the census date, as it is your responsibility to ensure your enrolment details are correct.

CONTACT DETAILS T +61 2 9351 9161 Submit any questions via ‘Ask a question’ on the faculty website at current.ask.sydney.edu.au/app/ask

COUNTER HOURS Monday to Thursday from 10am to 4pm Fridays from 10am to 2pm

WEBSITE sydney.edu.au/health_sciences 37

LAW (SYDNEY LAW SCHOOL)

LOCATION New Law School Building Eastern Avenue Camperdown Campus GENERAL INFORMATION Postgraduate students –– Please visit the Sydney Law School website (sydney.edu.au/law) for latest information on lecture timetable, enrolment and withdrawal census dates. Undergraduate and Juris Doctor students ––You can vary your enrolment from mid-February until the census date at sydney.edu.au/student-admin ––See page 2 for a list of all important dates, including census dates. ––Paper-based variation of enrolment requests and waiting list applications can be submitted to the Law School Information Desk from Monday 27 February 2012. ––Units of study generally cannot be added to your enrolment after the second week of semester. ––Students seeking to suspend or withdraw from their award course must submit a Change of Candidature form by Friday 30 March 2012. ––Combined law students in years 1 to 3 can vary their enrolment online or with their partner faculty. ––If you require assistance or wish to vary your enrolment after the census date, contact your faculty office. ––Visit sydney.edu.au/handbooks to find the rules for your course as well as a glossary of terms and acronyms commonly used at the University. ––You are advised to check your enrolment details for 2012 carefully before the census date, as it is your responsibility to ensure your enrolment details are correct.

CONTACT DETAILS Information Desk Postgraduate team Level 3, New Law School Building T +61 2 9351 0451 T +61 2 9351 0351 T +61 2 9351 0361 F +61 2 9351 0200 T +61 2 9351 0267 E [email protected] F +61 2 9351 0200 Professional law programs team E [email protected] T +61 2 9351 0344 T +61 2 9351 0346 F +61 2 9351 0200 E [email protected] COUNTER HOURS Monday to Friday between 9am and 5pm WEBSITE sydney.edu.au/law

MEDICINE (SYDNEY MEDICAL SCHOOL)

LOCATION Student Counter Room 230, Edward Ford Building Camperdown Campus GENERAL INFORMATION ––Students commencing in one of the Combined Medicine courses will need to refer to the faculties where they are undertaking their first degree for relevant information about varying enrolments and changing units of study. ––Students commencing in the postgraduate MBBS degree will need to refer to the Sydney Medical School office to discuss changing enrolments. ––Visit sydney.edu.au/handbooks to find the rules for your course as well as a glossary of terms and acronyms commonly used at the University. ––You are advised to check your enrolment details for 2012 carefully before the census date, as it is your responsibility to ensure your enrolment details are correct. CONTACT DETAILS Student Counter T +61 2 9351 3132 F +61 2 9351 3196 E [email protected] COUNTER HOURS Monday from 1 to 5pm Tuesday to Thursday from 9am to 5pm Friday from 9am to 1pm WEBSITE sydney.edu.au/medicine 38 FACULTY LISTINGS

MUSIC (SYDNEY CONSERVATORIUM OF MUSIC)

LOCATION Student Administration Level 3, Room 3013 Sydney Conservatorium of Music Campus Corner Bridge and Macquarie Streets Sydney NSW 2000

GENERAL INFORMATION ––You can vary your enrolment from mid-February until the census date at sydney.edu.au/student-admin. See page 2 for a list of all important dates, including census dates. ––Units of study generally cannot be added to your enrolment after the second week of semester. If you need to add a unit after the second week of lectures it must be approved by the relevant chair of unit. ––If you require assistance or wish to vary your enrolment after the census date, contact your faculty office. ––Visit sydney.edu.au/handbooks to find the rules for your course as well as a glossary of terms and acronyms commonly used at the University. ––You are advised to check your enrolment details for 2012 carefully before the census date, as it is your responsibility to ensure your enrolment details are correct.

ACADEMIC INFORMATION Continuing students If some of your pre-enrolment choices don’t appear on your Confirmation of Enrolment form, the reason could be: ––a problem with certain units of study, eg you have not met the prerequisite requirements for that unit. ––you have selected more than 30 credit points in a semester, in which case you’ll need to seek special permission from the Associate Dean. ––you didn’t submit a special permission form containing an approval signature for units of study that require academic approval and special permission.

CONTACT DETAILS T +61 2 9351 1216 T +61 2 9351 1241 T +61 2 9351 1242 F +61 2 9351 1200 E [email protected]

COUNTER HOURS Monday to Friday from 10am to 4pm

WEBSITE sydney.edu.au/music

NURSING (SYDNEY NURSING SCHOOL)

LOCATION Building C Mallett Street Campus 88 Mallett Street, Camperdown

GENERAL INFORMATION ––You can vary your enrolment from mid-February until the census date at sydney.edu.au/student-admin. See page 2 for a list of all important dates, including census dates. ––Units of study generally cannot be added to your enrolment after the second week of semester. ––If you require assistance or wish to vary your enrolment after the census date, contact your faculty office. ––Visit sydney.edu.au/handbooks to find the rules for your course as well as a glossary of terms and acronyms commonly used at the University. ––You are advised to check your enrolment details for 2012 carefully before the census date, as it is your responsibility to ensure your enrolment details are correct.

CONTACT DETAILS All coursework and honours students Clinical advice Nursing Student Services Clinical Education Office Ground floor, Building C Room C4.17, Building C Mallett Street Campus Mallett Street Campus T +61 2 9351 0693 T +61 2 9351 0525 E [email protected] T +61 2 9351 0518 E [email protected] PhD and MPhil students E [email protected] Postgraduate Student Administration Unit Room 206, Edward Ford Building For academic advice regarding unit of study selection please Camperdown Campus contact the relevant academic adviser/coordinator. Details E [email protected] are available at sydney.edu.au/nursing. If enquiring by email you should use your Sydney Mail email account and quote your full name and student number.

COUNTER HOURS Monday to Thursday from 10am to 4pm Friday from 10am to 1pm

WEBSITE sydney.edu.au/nursing 39

PHARMACY

LOCATION Undergraduate and postgraduate coursework Postgraduate research Faculty Administration Office Student Services Pharmacy/Bank Building Sydney Medical School Camperdown Campus Edward Ford Building Camperdown Campus GENERAL INFORMATION ––You can vary your enrolment from mid-February until the census date at sydney.edu.au/student-admin. See page 2 for a list of all important dates, including census dates. ––Units of study generally cannot be added to your enrolment after the second week of semester. ––If you require assistance or wish to vary your enrolment after the census date, contact the Student Services Officer via email. ––Visit sydney.edu.au/handbooks to find the rules for your course as well as a glossary of terms and acronyms commonly used at the University. ––All students are advised to check their enrolment details for 2012 carefully before the census date, as it is your responsibility to ensure your enrolment details are correct. CONTACT DETAILS Undergraduate students Postgraduate research students T +61 2 9036 9293 E [email protected] E [email protected] Postgraduate coursework students T +61 2 9036 9552 E [email protected] COUNTER HOURS Monday to Friday from 9am to 3pm WEBSITE sydney.edu.au/pharmacy

SCIENCE

LOCATION Information Office Level 2, Carslaw Building Camperdown Campus

GENERAL INFORMATION ––You can vary your enrolment from mid-February until the census date at sydney.edu.au/student-admin. In-person variations of enrolment will be processed from 21 February 2012 at the Faculty of Science Office during counter hours. See page 2 for a list of all important dates, including census dates. ––Units of study cannot be added to your enrolment after the second week of semester. For the latest dates for withdrawals and discontinuations from units of study in 2012, and for other enrolment queries, refer to the faculty website (see below). ––If you require assistance or wish to vary your enrolment after the census date, contact your faculty office. ––You should notify the faculty in writing if you wish to suspend your candidature for 2012 and you should consult the faculty handbook regarding suspension and time limit rules that apply to all undergraduate students. Requests for the first semester or the full 2012 year must be processed by the Semester One census date. ––Visit sydney.edu.au/handbooks to find the rules for your course as well as a glossary of terms and acronyms commonly used at the University. ––You are advised to check your enrolment details for 2012 carefully before the census date, as it is your responsibility to ensure your enrolment details are correct.

CONTACT DETAILS T +61 2 9351 3021 F +61 2 9351 4846 E [email protected]

COUNTER HOURS Monday to Thursday from 10am to 4pm Friday from 10am to 1pm

WEBSITE sydney.edu.au/science 40 FACULTY LISTINGS

VETERINARY SCIENCE

LOCATION Faculty Office Ground Floor, JD Stewart Building Camperdown Campus

GENERAL INFORMATION ––You can vary your enrolment from mid-February until the census date at sydney.edu.au/student-admin. See page 2 for a list of all important dates, including census dates. ––Units of study generally cannot be added to your enrolment after the second week of semester. ––If you require assistance or wish to vary your enrolment after the census date, contact your faculty office. ––Commencing and continuing students who wish to apply for credit for previous tertiary study should lodge their applications, including certified copies of course outlines and academic transcripts, at the Faculty Office no later than three weeks before the commencement of lectures. ––Visit sydney.edu.au/handbooks to find the rules for your course as well as a glossary of terms and acronyms commonly used at the University. ––You are advised to check your enrolment details for 2012 carefully before the census date, as it is your responsibility to ensure your enrolment details are correct.

CONTACT DETAILS Undergraduate students Postgraduate coursework students T +61 2 9351 2441 T +61 2 9036 9105 T +61 2 9351 8783 E [email protected] E [email protected] Postgraduate research students Re-enrolling Animal and Veterinary Bioscience T +61 2 9351 6933 students requiring advice regarding elective E [email protected] selection should contact their year coordinator.

COUNTER HOURS Monday to Friday from 9am to 4pm

WEBSITE sydney.edu.au/vetscience

VISUAL ARTS (SYDNEY COLLEGE OF THE ARTS)

LOCATION Student Administration Office Building 13 Rozelle Campus Balmain Road (enter opposite Cecily Street) Rozelle NSW 2039 GENERAL INFORMATION ––You can vary your enrolment from mid-February until the census date, by visiting the SCA Student Administration Office. See page 2 for a list of all important dates, including census dates. ––Units of study generally cannot be added to your enrolment after the second week of semester. ––If you require assistance or wish to vary your enrolment after the census date, contact your faculty student administration office. ––Visit sydney.edu.au/handbooks to find the rules for your course as well as a glossary of terms and acronyms commonly used at the University. ––You are advised to check your enrolment details for 2012 carefully before the census date, as it is your responsibility to ensure your enrolment details are correct. CONTACT DETAILS T +61 2 9351 1104 E [email protected] COUNTER HOURS Monday to Friday from 9.30am to 4.30pm WEBSITE sydney.edu.au/sca

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E4 A Block – Jeffrey Miller Administration H4 Ngallia Child Care Centre (Building Q) F2 Behavioural and Social Sciences in Health E4 Counselling service (Block A) Building (Building G) E4 Disability service (Block A) F3 B Building E3 Biomedical Science (Block S) E4 International student support service (Block A) C4 C Building D4 Exercise and Sport Science (Block K) E4 Learning centre (Block A) C4 D Building Clinics, community services and E2 Health Informatics (Building M) E4 Lost property (Block A) G3 D2 Building research units E2 Medical Radiation Sciences (Building M) E4 Official notice board (Block A, courtyard D4 E Block F2 Occupational Therapy (Building J) entrance side) F4 F Block C4 Australian Stuttering Research Centre ASRC G4 Orthoptics (Building T) F3 Official notice board (Block R, outside main F2 G Building (Building D) E2 Physiotherapy (Building O) entrance) E5 Gatehouse F2 Driver Rehabilitation and Fleet Safety Services F2 Rehabilitation Counselling (Building G) F3 Open access computer laboratories (B Building) D3 H Block (Building J) E3 Speech Pathology (Block S) G3 Prayer Rooms (Building P) G3 Horticulture Centre C4 Fitability (Building C) G4 Yooroang Garang: Indigenous Support Unit F2 Research Student Inquiries (Research & F2 J Building E2 National Centre for Classification in Health (Building T) Innovation Office) (Building G) D4 K Block NCCH (Building M) G4 Graduate Program in Sexual Health E4 Student central (Block F) F3 L Block C4 Rehabilitation Research Centre (Building C) (Building T) G3 Student residence (Building Y) E2 M Building E4 Student services (Block A) E2 N Building E2 O Building F3 O.T. Annex Library Security University administration and G3 P Building services H4 Q Building – Ngallia Childcare Centre F3 Health Sciences Library (Block R) E5 Emergency F3 R Block E5 Parking E4 Campus Infrastructure & Services (Block A) E3 S Block F4 Central store (Block F) G4 T Building E4 Dean’s office (Block A) F4 U Building – Campus Rewards Retail E4 Faculty services (Block A) C4 V Building – Sport Centre Sport and recreation venues E4 Finance / Cashier (Block A) D2 W Building – Campus Infrastructure & F4 Campus bookstore (Building U) F3 Information Technology services (Building B) Services F4 Campus Rewards administration (Building U) B3 Oval E4 Learning & Teaching office (Block A) G3 Y Building – Yannadah/Residential Building F4 JDV food court (Building U) C4 Sport centre (Building V) E4 Marketing (Block A) F4 The Depot & Rewards information (Block F) C4 Tennis courts F3 Printing (Block R) E4 Property services (Block A) E4 Purchasing (Block A) F2 Research & Innovation office (Building G) E5 Security (Gatehouse) 45

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1 To Hospital Rozelle Hospital Grounds 1 Facilities

CENTRAL AVENUE To Hospital Facilities 2 2

Media B24 Arts Administration B3 B8 Western B23 B4 B5 Gate B6 B7

3 Information Objects B16 B18 B25 Fine Arts B97 3 Enquiries 9351 1000 Café B30 Foundation B20 Water B27 Arts studies B21 Tower B17 B31 Lecture Theatre Eateries B2 SCA SCA Gallery B9 Workshop B19 B32 B29 Telephone Objects South Arts North 4 Carpark SCA Gate Rozelle Gate 4 B1 Library B13 B10 SOUTH B11 Security B14 Graduate school Emergency only 9351 1111 CIRCUIT B15 Main Entrance KIRKBRIDE WAY Emergency telephone

Campus Property and Services - June 2007 5 NORTH CIRCUIT 5 0 25 50 100 To Balmain Road Metres and Bus Stop A B C D E F G H

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University buildings College facilities Student services

D2 Administration (B24) C4 Artist flat (B14) E3 Café D4 Building B13 D2 Computer laboratory (B24) D4 Security office (B13) C4 Building B14 B3 Drawing room (B2) D2 Student administration (B24) B5 Building B15 D3 SCA Auditorium (B21) D4 Student association – SASCA (B13) C3 Building B18 D3 SCA Gallery C3 Building B19 D4 SCA Gallery 1 (B13) A3 Building B2 D4 SCA Gallery 2 (B13) Studios D3 Building B23 D3 SCA Lecture theatre F3 Building B27 C4 SCA Workshop A-B3 Ceramics (B2 – B30) E4 Building B29 D4 Seminar rooms 1 and 2 (B13) A-B3 Film and digital art – FDA (B3 – B4) A3 Building B3 C3 Glass (B18 – B19) A3 Building B30 C3 Glass hot shop (B31) C3 Building B31 Library C4 Jewellery & Object Design (B14) E3 Building B32 E3 Painting (B6 – B7 – B8) B3 Building B4 B4 SCA Library B-C3 Photomedia (B4 – B5) C3 Building B5 F-G3 Printmedia (B7 – B8 – B97 – B27) E3 Building B6 E3- 4 Sculpture (B29 – B32) F3 Building B7 Parking G3 Building B8 F3 Building B97 F5 Northern carpark E3 Café (B25) B4 Southern carpark B3 Foundation studios (B16) D4 Visitor carpark E4 Graduate school (B11) C2 Western carpark D3 Lecture Theatre / SCA Gallery (B21) A4 SCA Library (B1) C3 SCA Workshop (B17) E3 Water tower (B20) 46 CAMPUS MAPS

MALLETT STREET CAMPUS

To Central Station Information Camperdown ROAD Campus MISSENDEN Telephone PARRAMATTA

Eateries BRODERICK STREET ROAD HAMPSHIRE ST.

ATM VICTORY LANE MARSDEN STREET

STA bus stop PIDCOCK ST. BRIGGS STREET

HAMPSHIRE LA.A D B DUNBLANE STREET C E Getting there Mallett F By bus from the city: LUCAS STREET Catch route 413, 435, 436, 437, 438, 440, 461 Street H K or 480 from George St or Railway Square. G Royal Prince Alfred Get off at Mallett Street and turn left. Hospital The campus is located about 200 metres on Camperdown Park CHURCH the left-hand side. MALLETT PARKING GROSE STREET No University-sponsored parking. Some street parking of 1 and 2 hours is available. STREET STREET

AUSTRALIA FOWLER STREET

GIBBENS FOWLER LANE

STREET STREET

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SURRY HILLS CAMPUS

Carpark ALBION STREET

Belmore Park Information

EDDY AVENUE MARY STREET Telephone

Eateries ALBION WAY

ATM Central Station

Train Station

ELIZABETH STREET STA bus stop

MARY LANE BELMORE LANE Light rail stop MARY STREET

FOVEAUX STREETCOMMONWEALT STREET Getting there

By train: SOPHIA STREET

Catch any train to Central Station. TERRY STREET

By bus: KIPPAX STREET Catch any buses that run along Surry Hills Elizabeth Street or Eddy Avenue, and get off at Central Station.

PARKING CHALMERS RANDLE STREET LANE Metered parking available. Privately run parking stations are within O’LOUGHLIN STREET walking distance of the dental hospital. COOPER STREET

RANDLE STREET

BEATTIE

HERCULES STREET LANE

DEVONSHIRE STREET ELIZABETH STREET

STREET HOLT STREET 0 50 100 150 Prince Alfred

Park HART Metres

THE UNIVERSITY OF 49 SYDNEY CODE OF CONDUCT FOR STUDENTS

THIS IS AN EXTRACT PERSONAL CONDUCT ACADEMIC CONDUCT For the full code of conduct, visit All students must: All students must: sydney.edu.au/ab/policies/ ––treat all employees, honorary ––ensure that their enrolment and Student_code_conduct.pdf appointees, consultants, contractors, progress in their award course volunteers, any other members of is lawful and consistent with the PRINCIPLES the public and other students with statutes, rules and resolutions of the This Code of Conduct has been respect, dignity, impartiality, courtesy University of Sydney. Students must formulated to provide a clear statement and sensitivity not enrol in additional units of study of the University’s expectations of ––maintain a cooperative and outside the degree resolutions, even students for academic matters and collaborative approach to if the student information system personal behaviour. interpersonal relationships allows it when enrolling online. It is a Study at the University presents ––act honestly and ethically in their student’s responsibility to maintain opportunities to interact with dealings with University employees, current information in the student other members of the University honorary appointees, consultants, information system, and observe key community. The University recognises contractors, volunteers, any dates and deadlines and values the diversity of student other members of the public and ––read all official correspondence from experiences and expectations, and is other students the University, including email committed to treating students, both ––respect the privacy of employees, ––act ethically and honestly in the academically and personally, in a fair honorary appointees, consultants, preparation, conduct, submission and transparent manner. All students, contractors, volunteers, any and publication of academic work, in return, are required to comply with other members of the public and and during all forms of assessment, the requirements set down in this other students including formal examinations and Code of Conduct. ––ensure that they do not act in informal tests a manner that unnecessarily or ––avoid any activity or behaviour The University reaffirms its unreasonably impedes the ability of that would unfairly advantage commitment to: employees, honorary appointees, or disadvantage another ––high academic standards, intellectual consultants, contractors, volunteers, student academically rigour and a high-quality education any other members of the public ––conform to the University’s ––intellectual freedom and social and other students to carry out requirements for working with responsibility their study, research or work at humans, animals and biohazards ––recognition of the importance of the University. This includes the ––behave professionally, ethically ideas and the pursuit of critical and University of Sydney Library, lecture and respectfully in all dealings with open enquiry theatres and laboratories the University’s learning partners ––tolerance, honesty and respect as the ––ensure that they do not act in during extramural placements and hallmarks of relationships throughout a manner that unnecessarily or practicums, and the University community, and unreasonably impedes the ability of ––use University resources, including ––high standards of ethical behaviour. employees, honorary appointees, information and communication All students are required to be aware of consultants, contractors, volunteers, technology resources, in a lawful and and act consistently with these values. any other members of the public ethical manner and for University or other students to access or use purposes only, unless express the resources of the University, permission has been granted for including the University of Sydney non‑University or private usage. Library resources, lecture theatres and laboratories ––ensure that they do not become involved in or encourage discrimination against or harassment or bullying of employees, honorary appointees, consultants, contractors, volunteers, any other members of the public or other students. 50 IMPORTANT CONTACT DETAILS

GENERAL CONTACT INFORMATION STUDENT ADMINISTRATION Graduations Office, Student Centre University switchboard Student Centre This office is responsible for organising T +61 2 9351 2222 Camperdown/Darlington Campus all graduation ceremonies and helping Level 3, Jane Foss Russell Building students with graduation arrangements. Ask Sydney The University of Sydney You can gain answers to frequently T +61 2 8627 8223 NSW 2006 Australia asked questions. If you can’t find what T +61 2 8627 8224 T +61 2 8627 8200 you are looking for you can submit Protocol enquiries: F +61 2 8627 8279 a question and receive an emailed T +61 2 8627 8221 E [email protected] response from the University. F +61 2 8627 8281 sydney.edu.au/student_centre current.ask.sydney.edu.au E [email protected] Service counter opening hours: Faculties 9am to 5pm, Monday to Friday HECS and Domestic Fees Office, See pages 32 to 40 for individual Student Centre The Student Centre provides faculty contacts. This office helps domestic students with the following core student IT support queries relating to their entitlements administration services: For information, tools, quick links, for Commonwealth support, SSA fee, troubleshooting and IT advice, visit ––academic records, including HELP loans, domestic full fees and the sydney.edu.au/ict/student examination results Research Training Scheme (RTS). ––enrolment Library T +61 2 8627 8239 ––processing undergraduate admissions, For contact details, opening hours and F +61 2 8627 8285 including special admissions locations, visit E [email protected] ––examinations sydney.edu.au/library/contacts sydney.edu.au/current_students/ ––exclusions student_administration/ Security ––HECS and domestic fee administration hecs_fees.shtml Services Building (G12) ––systems management, including Darlington Campus key aspects of enrolment and Timetables The University of Sydney pre‑enrolment Access general information, including NSW 2006 Australia ––timetabling draft timetables, at T +61 2 9351 3487 ––graduations. sydney.edu.au/timetable or 1300 CAMPUS (1300 226 787) Admissions Office, Student Centre Access your personal timetable through Emergency number: +61 2 9351 3333 The Admissions Office handles student administration services at (13333 from an internal phone) questions about undergraduate, sydney.edu.au/student-admin and sydney.edu.au/facilities/security domestic UAC admission. follow the prompts, or visit the Student Centre in person. T +61 2 8627 8210 F +61 2 8627 8278 Student Central E [email protected] Cumberland Campus Faculty of Health Sciences Enrolments Office, Student Centre Ground Floor, Block F The Enrolments Office provides advice about enrolment. T +61 2 9351 9161 F +61 2 9351 9412 T +61 2 8627 8211 sydney.edu.au/health_sciences/ E [email protected] current_students The Faculty of Health Sciences Student Administration Central Unit provides information and advice on the various courses offered by the faculty, manages student records and administers admissions, enrolment, examinations and graduations. 51

Campus Card Centre University Health Service (UHS) Study Abroad & Student Exchange For all your campus card enquiries GP service Camperdown/Darlington Campus UHS Wentworth T +61 2 9351 2423 Level 4, Jane Foss Russell Building Darlington Campus E [email protected] T +61 2 8627 8322 Level 3, Wentworth Building sydney.edu.au/card_centre F +61 2 8627 8390 T +61 2 9351 3484 E [email protected] E [email protected] STUDENT SUPPORT AND SERVICES UHS Holme Counselling and Psychological Camperdown Campus Study Abroad website Services (CAPS) – available Main Entrance, Holme Building sydney.edu.au/studyabroad T +61 2 9351 4095 to domestic and international Student Exchange website enrolled students After-hours GP care: 5.30 to 10pm sydney.edu.au/studentexchange Camperdown/Darlington Campus General Practice Casualty Each year more than 1000 students Level 5, Jane Foss Russell Building Balmain Hospital join or leave the University through T +61 2 8627 8433 T +61 2 9395 2165 E [email protected] one of our established international After-hours home visits: networks. The University of Sydney Cumberland Campus Sydney Medical Service provides excellent opportunities for Ground Floor, A Block T +61 2 8724 6300 both incoming and outgoing students T +61 2 9351 9638 to internationalise their studies. E [email protected] ––Weeknights: 6pm to 8am ––Weekends: 12pm Saturday to Counselling is also available during 8am Monday semester at Sydney College of the ––Public holidays: 24 hours Arts and the Conservatorium of Music. Contact the Darlington office to make INTERNATIONAL STUDENT an appointment. SERVICES sydney.edu.au/counselling International Student Office Disability Services Level 4, Jane Foss Russell Building Camperdown/Darlington Campus Camperdown/Darlington Campus Level 5, Jane Foss Russell Building The University of Sydney T +61 2 8627 8422 NSW 2006 Australia E [email protected] T +61 2 8627 8300 F +61 2 8627 8387 Cumberland Campus E [email protected] Ground Floor, A Block sydney.edu.au/internationaloffice T +61 2 9351 9638 (Tuesdays only) E [email protected] International fee enquiries: sydney.edu.au/disability T +61 2 8627 8348 Financial Assistance Service The International Student Office Camperdown/Darlington Campus provides advice and assistance on Level 5, Jane Foss Russell Building academic programs for international T +61 2 9351 2416 students, as well as administrative E [email protected] services including application, admission, sydney.edu.au/financial_assistance fee payment and enrolment services. 52 INDEX

Academic appeals ...... 22 Commonwealth‑supported Faculty handbooks ...... 5 students ...... 4, 5, 6, 11, 12–14, 16, 17 Academic records ...... 22 FEE-HELP balance ...... 6, 14–15 Compass program ...... 28 Academic support ...... 20 FEE-HELP loans ...... 4, 5, 12–14 Compliance Unit, Academic transcripts ...... 25 International Student Office...... 10 Financial Assistance Office ...... 25, 51

Accommodation ...... 21 Computer access labs, Food and retail outlets ...... 25 see ICT Access Labs ...... 19 Admissions ...... 50 Full-time versus part-time attendance ...... 8 Concerts at the AIME ...... 28 Conservatorium of Music ...... 23 Study Assist website ...... 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17

Alumni ...... 25 Conditions of enrolment ...... 3 Government Information (Public Access) Protection Act ...... 22 Appeals, see Academic appeals ...... 22 Confirmation of Enrolment ...... 3, 4, 5, 6, 10, 11, 16 Graduation ...... 25 Arena Sports Centre ...... 28 Co-op bookshop ...... 22, 25 Graduations Office ...... 50 Arts Digital Resource Centre ...... 20 Copy Centre ...... 23 Grounds, sporting ...... 28 Ask Sydney ...... 50 Correspondence ...... 3, 9–11 Handbooks, see Faculty handbooks ...... 5 AUSTUDY/Youth Allowance ...... 16 Counselling Service ...... 20, 26, 51 Health and welfare support services ...... 26 Banks and ATMs ...... 25 Course collateral ...... 22 HECS and Domestic Boatsheds ...... 28 Fees Office ...... 5, 8, 9, 14, 15, 50 Cycle map ...... 5 Bridging courses ...... 20 HECS-HELP loan ...... 4, 5, 9, 13, 14 Dates, important ...... 2 Campus Book Store, Hermann’s Bar ...... 23 Cumberland Campus ...... 25 Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC) ...... 10 HK Ward Gymnasium ...... 28 Campus Card Centre ...... 4, 51 Disability Services ...... 26 ICT Access Labs ...... 19, 20 Campus Rewards program, Cumberland Campus ...... 31 Doctors ...... 26 Important dates ...... 2

Careers ...... 25 Domestic full-fee-paying Indigenous student services ...... 26 students ...... 4, 5, 6, 11, 14, 15 Census dates ...... 2 Information and Communication Equivalent Full-Time Study Technology Resources Policy ...... 19 Centre for Continuing Load (EFTSL) ...... 8 Education (CCE) ...... 20 International fee-paying Email, see Sydney Mail ...... 9, 19 students ...... 5, 8, 12, 26 Centre for English Teaching (CET) ...... 20 Employment, see Careers ...... 25 International Student Office ...... 51 Chaplaincy Centre ...... 27 Enrolment ...... 3, 4, 6–7, 8, 10, 11 International students ...... 8, 10, 15 Child care ...... 22 – cancellation ...... 5, 7, 15 – administrative support ...... 26–27, 51 – discontinuation ...... 10, 16, 30 – discontinuing your studies ...... 7, 10, 15 Code of Conduct for Students, – variation ...... 6–7 – distance learning ...... 10 see University of Sydney Code – paying your fees ...... 5, 8 of Conduct for Students ...... 49 Enrolments Office ...... 50 – refunds ...... 15 – support ...... 20, 27 Commonwealth Assistance Entertainment and culture ...... 23 – varying your enrolment ...... 7 Notice (CAN) ...... 6, 11, 13 – visa regulations ...... 8, 10 Examinations ...... 50 Commonwealth‑assisted International Student Lounge ...... 27 students ...... 4, 6, 11, 12–13 Exclusions ...... 50

Commonwealth Higher Education Faculty contact details ...... 32–40 Student Support Number (CHESSN) .13, 15 53

Internet access ...... 19 SCA Galleries ...... 24 Tax File Number (TFN) ...... 13, 14

IT support ...... 19, 50 Scholarships Office ...... 25 Tennis and squash courts ...... 28

Jobs, see Careers ...... 25 Security bus ...... 27 Theatre ...... 24

Koori Centre ...... 26 Seymour Centre ...... 24 Timetables ...... 4, 50

Learning Centre ...... 20 Sporting facilities ...... 28 Tin Sheds Gallery ...... 24

Ledge Climbing Centre ...... 28 SRC Bookshop ...... 22 Transport concessions ...... 28

Library ...... 20 Staff and Student Equal Transport NSW ...... 4, 28 Opportunity Unit (SSEOU) ...... 22 Live music and bars ...... 23 UniKey ...... 5, 19 Statement of HECS and Fees Due .. 5, 11, 12 Macleay Museum ...... 23 Units of study ...... 6, 7, 8, 12, 13, 15, 16, 17 Staying on Track program ...... 20 – adding units of study ...... 7 Manning Bar ...... 23 – withdrawing from units of study .. 4, 7, 15 Stress, see Counselling Service ...... 20 Maps ...... 42–47 University Art Gallery ...... 24 STUCCO ...... 21 Mathematics Learning Centre ...... 20 University Health Service ...... 26, 51 Student administration services ...... 3-5, 8-9 Multifaith Chaplaincy Centre ...... 27 University of Sydney Code of Student Affairs Unit...... 22 Conduct for Students ...... 49 Museums and art galleries ...... 23 Student cards ...... 4 University of Sydney Union (USU) ...... 31 Nicholson Museum ...... 23 Student Central, Cumberland Campus .... 50 University Sports and Aquatic Centre ...... 28 NSW Government Information (Public Access) Act ...... 22 Student Centre ...... 50 Verge Gallery ...... 24

Orientation Week ...... 2, 3 Student Contribution Amount ...... 5, 13-17 Volunteer opportunities ...... 28

Parking ...... 5 Student exchange ...... 21, 51 Wireless, see Internet access ...... 19

Part-time versus full-time attendance ...... 8 Student organisations, see also Yooroang Garang ...... 26 Campus Rewards program; Pathology Museum ...... 24 Students’ Representative Council; University of Sydney Union; Payment of fees ...... 5, 8–9 Sydney University Postgraduate Representative Association ...... 30–31 Pre-enrolment ...... 3, 11 Students’ Representative Privacy ...... 19, 49 Council (SRC) ...... 30

Public transport routes ...... 5 Study Abroad Unit ...... 27, 51

RailCorp Passes and Switchboard ...... 50 Concession Office ...... 4, 28 Sydney Mail ...... 9, 19 Rare Books and Special Collections Library ...... 24 Sydney Summer School ...... 21

Refunds ...... 4, 15 Sydney Talent ...... 25

Religious facilities ...... 27 Sydney Uni Sport & Fitness (SUSF) ...... 31

Residential colleges ...... 21 Sydney University Postgraduate Representative Association (SUPRA) ...... 30 Robyn Webster Sports Centre ...... 28 Sydney University Village ...... 21 Safety and security ...... 5, 27, 50 Student Centre T +61 2 8627 8200 E [email protected] sydney.edu.au/current_students

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