Student ServicesStudent Services Finder

Welcome to the Student Services Finder The University of Melbourne offers one of the most comprehensive student support networks in Australia. With so many different services available, it can be difficult to work out which one might be able to provide you with help. Some services at the University are intended to address single aspects of your experience as a student, while others offer a range of support. Click on the categories on the left to identify services that may be able to assist you. Or, if you prefer, select "Search for Services" to see the full list and to search by keywords. You might also be looking for... my.unimelb logo
  • Culture & Community Connect. Family. Friends. Faith. Fun.
    • These services can help you connect to the University and broader communities. Find friends, get involved, explore and contribute to cultural and community life on campus.
    • AIRport The Academic Interactive Resources portal (AIRport) can help you make a smooth transition to University and improve your academic writing and study skills. It offers information, short courses, quizzes, videos and other interactive learning materials, with opportunities for individual feedback from Academic Skills Unit advisers. AIRport resources are tailored for undergraduate, graduate and international students. critical thinking reflective writing research essay referencing write study method plagiarism essay assignment pre-departure first year time management
    • Chaplaincy Perhaps you are thinking about the meaning of life, wondering where your studies lead, or you are experiencing grief or loss. Chaplains are here to support you. We represent a variety of faith groups, and provide support for student religious groups, offer prayer and study, involvement in social justice, and spiritual direction, etc. Phone: (03) 8344-7566 | (03) 8644-6034 | (03) 8344-4825 Christ Buddhist religion Christian chapel cross‑cultures Hinduism Islamic Jewish spirituality justice prayer bible pastoral
    • Children's Services Two Children's Centre locations are available to provide quality early childhood care and education for your child or children. Whether your child is 3 months or reaching school age, staff and facilities are available to cater for kids from nursery to funded kindergarten programs. Wait lists do currently apply, so visit the website for further information and application forms. Phone: (03) 8344-9621 preschool program long day care childcare learning kindergarten baby care breastfeed early childhood babysit school holiday queensbury abbotsford elc family swanston occasional rebate
    • Counselling and Psychological Services Counselling and Psychological Services provides you with free individual appointments, and workshops during semester focusing on personal growth and skill development to assist you make the most of your time at university. You can also post a question to the Ask Counselling website. A limited number of sessions which do not require a booking are available most days at the drop in clinic. Phone: (03) 8344-6927 Stress mental health psychological relationships sexuality anxiety help support sad worry nervous wellbeing relaxation depression suicide helpline sleep emergency despair coping strategies interpersonal anger applied relaxation
    • Graduate Student Association The University of Melbourne Graduate Student Association Inc. (GSA) is the student representative body for graduates at the University of Melbourne. The GSA provides access to a number of services and facilities including advice, a range of graduate study spaces and lounges, print and publication services (additional cost), support groups and forums, calendar of events and an array of publications. Phone: (03) 8344-8657 gsa union alliance organisation group society grad dip masters PhD postgrad grad
    • International Student Services International Student Services support all international students and their families during their time at the University. We provide assistance and advice on a range of matters, including visas, general welfare, schooling for dependents and settling in. We also run events and information sessions throughout the year. Phone: (03) 8344-4505
      After Hours/Emergency Phone: (03) 8344-6666       iss help study renew coe leave change reduced fail safety oshc health cover part time emergency wellbeing volunteer ausaid exchange urgent crisis Ausaid TOEFL IELTS visa migration 8105 saex status orientation caaw culture diac airport
    • Leadership and Volunteering The Leadership and Volunteeing team hosts a range of programs, resources and events which provide you with opportunities to get involved both on and off campus in volunteering, leadership and community engagement activities. Leadership and Volunteering also provides opportunities for you to connect with other students, the University community and wider community through volunteer projects and some international events. Phone: (03) 8344-3378 LIVE salp ambassador Duke of Edinburgh’s Award Kwong Lee Dow Program Volunteers Online work experience internships mentors personal development conferences networking not-for-profit careers service clubs
    • Melbourne School of Graduate Research The Melbourne School of Graduate Research (MSGR) offers services and support for all research higher degree students. It provides academic enrichment, face-to-face and online research training and professional development programs and a range of other support mechanisms to assist you in navigating the path from commencement to completion. Phone: (03) 8344-8599 phd masters thesis dissertation plagiarism gradresearch gcall examination enrichment upskills grep
    • Melbourne University Sport Melbourne University Sport offer a range of resources including a great variety of sporting clubs, fitness facilities and services. MU Sport is a members-only facility and users of all of the sports and recreation facilities need to be members and/or pay a hiring fee. Phone: (03) 8344-5405 (Sports Centre reception) gymnasium kung fu triathlon football squash volleyball swim basketball martial dancesport pool ski snow group fitness health pool swimming tennis court hockey athletics games intervarsity lodge buller
    • Murrup Barak Indigenous Student Programs The Murrup Barak Indigenous Student Programs provides Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students both undergraduate and graduate with a range of support services. These include the Indigenous Tutorial Assistance Scheme, Indigenous Scholarship Program and assistance with student transition, integration, student experience activities and study spaces. Ph: (03) 8344-7722 traditional owners country welcome boonerwrung acknowledgement scholarships
    • Safer Community Program The Safer Community Program (SCP) aims to promote an environment that fosters safe learning, working and living at the University of Melbourne, and provides the opportunity to pass on behaviour of concern before it develops into something serious. The Safer Community Program offers a safe place to talk about your concerns, personal and tailored safety advice and support and strategies to manage behaviours of concern. Phone: (03) 9035-8675 mental psychological anxiety help worry wellbeing emergency
    • Student Housing Find out about your housing options and how to manage your tenancy (eg. lease agreements, bonds, repairs, rent, eviction) through Student Housing. Use their Housing Online Noticeboard to search for current accommodation vacancies. Students experiencing housing difficulties may be eligible for the Student Housing Access Program (SHAP), a University-managed transitional share housing program. Temporary crisis accommodation may be available, or referral to other services. Phone: 13 MELB (13 6352) rental accommodation tenancy law lease bond estate tenant accomnet furniture college square homestay emergency temporary government entitlements housing share house moving
    • Student IT The Student IT team supports you with setting up your login account, connecting to UniWireless, using the University’s learning tools and systems, printing and document scanning. Student IT can even get you started with document production and presentation. General-access computers are located in Library branches and selected faculty buildings, or you can borrow a laptop for a few hours. Phone: (03) 8344-0444 software IT help antivirus wifi gmail blackberry wireless uniwireless iphone online podcast webmail lectopia blackboard powerpoint printing
    • Student Union The Student Union promotes student welfare and culture in campus. We provide events, services, opportunities and a community for students of all graduate levels, interests and backgrounds. Key services include clubs, the Rowden White Library, theatre, arts, Farrago and representation. By joining the Student union you get the most out of your time at Uni. Phone: (03) 8344-6966 umsu art theatre Rowden White clubs societies activities farrago bands election union dental legal George Paton
    • Transition & Orientation Programs Transition and Orientation Programs provides information and support for commencing students, through Orientation and a range of other events, publications and resources. We work with Student Centres to advise on course-specific transition support, through programs such as mentoring and study groups. We also offer presentations and events to schools, to help future students learn about what to expect from university. Enrolment Hosts First year O Week Blog Schools Mentors Support Open Day Guides Study group Academic Advice Day AAD Mature age o-week t&o tando social mature age
  • Health & Wellbeing Participate. Sport. Body. Mind. Spirit.
    • These services can help you with your physical, mental and spiritual wellbeing.
    • Chaplaincy Perhaps you are thinking about the meaning of life, wondering where your studies lead, or you are experiencing grief or loss. Chaplains are here to support you. We represent a variety of faith groups, and provide support for student religious groups, offer prayer and study, involvement in social justice, and spiritual direction, etc. Phone: (03) 8344-7566 | (03) 8644-6034 | (03) 8344-4825 Christ Buddhist religion Christian chapel cross‑cultures Hinduism Islamic Jewish spirituality justice prayer bible pastoral
    • Children's Services Two Children's Centre locations are available to provide quality early childhood care and education for your child or children. Whether your child is 3 months or reaching school age, staff and facilities are available to cater for kids from nursery to funded kindergarten programs. Wait lists do currently apply, so visit the website for further information and application forms. Phone: (03) 8344-9621 preschool program long day care childcare learning kindergarten baby care breastfeed early childhood babysit school holiday queensbury abbotsford elc family swanston occasional rebate
    • Counselling and Psychological Services Counselling and Psychological Services provides you with free individual appointments, and workshops during semester focusing on personal growth and skill development to assist you make the most of your time at university. You can also post a question to the Ask Counselling website. A limited number of sessions which do not require a booking are available most days at the drop in clinic. Phone: (03) 8344-6927 Stress mental health psychological relationships sexuality anxiety help support sad worry nervous wellbeing relaxation depression suicide helpline sleep emergency despair coping strategies interpersonal anger applied relaxation
    • Disability Liaison The Disability Liaison team provides a range of advice and services for students who experience disability as a result of a health condition or impairment. Disability Liaison staff work with you to identify adjustments that maximise independence and enable your participation in all elements of University life. Common adjustments include the provision of support workers, exam adjustments and liaison with academics. Ph: (03) 8344-0100 dlu disability equity access exam students experiencing academic disadvantage special consideration extension mental health liaison support medical condition hearing loss learning disability vision impairment advice
    • Financial Aid If you find yourself in financial difficulty, not sure how to fill out a tax return, got a question on government subsidies then visit Financial Aid. With a range of advice and information on budgeting, government student assistance, a tax advice program, short and long term loans and grants, the Financial Aid team can help to get your mind back on your studies! Phone: (03) 8344-6550 emergency money youth allowance Austudy Centrelink support planning bursaries cost of living difficulty scholarships tfn interest rent fees fine
    • Health Service The Health Service provides confidential medical care, at no direct cost, to students with Medicare or OSHC Worldcare insurance. Our doctors provide services in the areas of general medicine, travel, childhood and flu vaccinations, sexual health and family planning, and mental health. They can also provide referrals to external specialists. Phone: (03) 8344-6904 physiotherapist dentist podiatrist dietician abortion chiropractor optometrist swine flu H1N1 x-ray radiology medical clinic doctor
    • Melbourne University Sport Melbourne University Sport offer a range of resources including a great variety of sporting clubs, fitness facilities and services. MU Sport is a members-only facility and users of all of the sports and recreation facilities need to be members and/or pay a hiring fee. Phone: (03) 8344-5405 (Sports Centre reception) gymnasium kung fu triathlon football squash volleyball swim basketball martial dancesport pool ski snow group fitness health pool swimming tennis court hockey athletics games intervarsity lodge buller
    • Safer Community Program The Safer Community Program (SCP) aims to promote an environment that fosters safe learning, working and living at the University of Melbourne, and provides the opportunity to pass on behaviour of concern before it develops into something serious. The Safer Community Program offers a safe place to talk about your concerns, personal and tailored safety advice and support and strategies to manage behaviours of concern. Phone: (03) 9035-8675 mental psychological anxiety help worry wellbeing emergency
    • Student Union The Student Union promotes student welfare and culture in campus. We provide events, services, opportunities and a community for students of all graduate levels, interests and backgrounds. Key services include clubs, the Rowden White Library, theatre, arts, Farrago and representation. By joining the Student union you get the most out of your time at Uni. Phone: (03) 8344-6966 umsu art theatre Rowden White clubs societies activities farrago bands election union dental legal George Paton
    • Student Union Legal Service The Student Union Legal Service can provide you with legal advice, support and a referral service on an initial consultation basis. Phone: (03) 8344-8687 law summons sue court penalty traffic accident housing tenants fine
  • Money & Housing Scholarships. Loans. Home. Grants. Security.
    • The services in this section can help you with your finances and housing, and can provide support if you're having trouble or if you just need advice.
    • Financial Aid If you find yourself in financial difficulty, not sure how to fill out a tax return, got a question on government subsidies then visit Financial Aid. With a range of advice and information on budgeting, government student assistance, a tax advice program, short and long term loans and grants, the Financial Aid team can help to get your mind back on your studies! Phone: (03) 8344-6550 emergency money youth allowance Austudy Centrelink support planning bursaries cost of living difficulty scholarships tfn interest rent fees fine
    • Melbourne Global Mobility One of the best things you can do whilst studying at Melbourne is leave! Melbourne Global Mobility offers you a range of exciting overseas experiences as part of your degree, including student exchange at one of more than 150 international partners.  All of these can count towards your Melbourne degree. Phone: (03) 8344-7452 Student mobility study abroad exchange overseas global mobility international short term program Universitas 21 U21
    • Melbourne Scholarships Office The Melbourne Scholarships Office (MSO) is responsible for the administration and promotion of major scholarship programs for undergraduate, graduate coursework and research students. It is responsible for applications, coordination of selection, offers, and payments to scholarship holders. Programs include Access and Equity scholarships, Australian Postgraduate Awards, scholarships for international students, travelling scholarships and prestigious scholarships. Phone: (03) 8344-8747 mso support funding scholarships administration
    • Student Housing Find out about your housing options and how to manage your tenancy (eg. lease agreements, bonds, repairs, rent, eviction) through Student Housing. Use their Housing Online Noticeboard to search for current accommodation vacancies. Students experiencing housing difficulties may be eligible for the Student Housing Access Program (SHAP), a University-managed transitional share housing program. Temporary crisis accommodation may be available, or referral to other services. Phone: 13 MELB (13 6352) rental accommodation tenancy law lease bond estate tenant accomnet furniture college square homestay emergency temporary government entitlements housing share house moving
    • Student Union Legal Service The Student Union Legal Service can provide you with legal advice, support and a referral service on an initial consultation basis. Phone: (03) 8344-8687 law summons sue court penalty traffic accident housing tenants fine
  • Jobs & Careers Work. Opportunities. Development. Preparation.
    • These services can help you find work, prepare for employment, increase your work skills, research your career options and gain valuable experience.
    • Academic Skills Academic Skills can help you with academic writing, time and task management, oral presentations, exam preparation and English language development. Academic Skills offers workshops and/or individual tutorials and can provide the resources you need to be successful at university. These services are available for both graduate and undergraduate students. essay thesis report assignment research referencing argument structure style literature review study exams note taking time management critical thinking plagiarism grammar pronunciation reading DELA asu
    • Careers & Employment Careers & Employment assists you to find work during and after your studies via Careers Online. We connect you with employers at careers fairs and career events and help you to write applications and prepare for interviews. Talk to us about your options for further study or employment and use our online resources to explore potential career directions. Ph: (03) 8344-0100 part-time jobs Careers Online wages job search interviews behavioural interviews skills for work pay careers internships resume review employers work overseas work visas jobs
    • Leadership and Volunteering The Leadership and Volunteeing team hosts a range of programs, resources and events which provide you with opportunities to get involved both on and off campus in volunteering, leadership and community engagement activities. Leadership and Volunteering also provides opportunities for you to connect with other students, the University community and wider community through volunteer projects and some international events. Phone: (03) 8344-3378 LIVE salp ambassador Duke of Edinburgh’s Award Kwong Lee Dow Program Volunteers Online work experience internships mentors personal development conferences networking not-for-profit careers service clubs
    • Melbourne School of Graduate Research The Melbourne School of Graduate Research (MSGR) offers services and support for all research higher degree students. It provides academic enrichment, face-to-face and online research training and professional development programs and a range of other support mechanisms to assist you in navigating the path from commencement to completion. Phone: (03) 8344-8599 phd masters thesis dissertation plagiarism gradresearch gcall examination enrichment upskills grep
  • Manage Time. Stress. Admin. Family. Self.
    • Use these services to help you manage your time at Uni. From stress management during exams to organising kids, or renewing an international student visa, you'll find help here.
    • Academic Skills Academic Skills can help you with academic writing, time and task management, oral presentations, exam preparation and English language development. Academic Skills offers workshops and/or individual tutorials and can provide the resources you need to be successful at university. These services are available for both graduate and undergraduate students. essay thesis report assignment research referencing argument structure style literature review study exams note taking time management critical thinking plagiarism grammar pronunciation reading DELA asu
    • AIRport The Academic Interactive Resources portal (AIRport) can help you make a smooth transition to University and improve your academic writing and study skills. It offers information, short courses, quizzes, videos and other interactive learning materials, with opportunities for individual feedback from Academic Skills Unit advisers. AIRport resources are tailored for undergraduate, graduate and international students. critical thinking reflective writing research essay referencing write study method plagiarism essay assignment pre-departure first year time management
    • Murrup Barak Indigenous Student Programs The Murrup Barak Indigenous Student Programs provides Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students both undergraduate and graduate with a range of support services. These include the Indigenous Tutorial Assistance Scheme, Indigenous Scholarship Program and assistance with student transition, integration, student experience activities and study spaces. Ph: (03) 8344-7722 traditional owners country welcome boonerwrung acknowledgement scholarships
    • Children's Services Two Children's Centre locations are available to provide quality early childhood care and education for your child or children. Whether your child is 3 months or reaching school age, staff and facilities are available to cater for kids from nursery to funded kindergarten programs. Wait lists do currently apply, so visit the website for further information and application forms. Phone: (03) 8344-9621 preschool program long day care childcare learning kindergarten baby care breastfeed early childhood babysit school holiday queensbury abbotsford elc family swanston occasional rebate
    • Counselling and Psychological Services Counselling and Psychological Services provides you with free individual appointments, and workshops during semester focusing on personal growth and skill development to assist you make the most of your time at university. You can also post a question to the Ask Counselling website. A limited number of sessions which do not require a booking are available most days at the drop in clinic. Phone: (03) 8344-6927 Stress mental health psychological relationships sexuality anxiety help support sad worry nervous wellbeing relaxation depression suicide helpline sleep emergency despair coping strategies interpersonal anger applied relaxation
    • Disability Liaison The Disability Liaison team provides a range of advice and services for students who experience disability as a result of a health condition or impairment. Disability Liaison staff work with you to identify adjustments that maximise independence and enable your participation in all elements of University life. Common adjustments include the provision of support workers, exam adjustments and liaison with academics. Ph: (03) 8344-0100 dlu disability equity access exam students experiencing academic disadvantage special consideration extension mental health liaison support medical condition hearing loss learning disability vision impairment advice
    • Financial Aid If you find yourself in financial difficulty, not sure how to fill out a tax return, got a question on government subsidies then visit Financial Aid. With a range of advice and information on budgeting, government student assistance, a tax advice program, short and long term loans and grants, the Financial Aid team can help to get your mind back on your studies! Phone: (03) 8344-6550 emergency money youth allowance Austudy Centrelink support planning bursaries cost of living difficulty scholarships tfn interest rent fees fine
    • Graduate Student Association The University of Melbourne Graduate Student Association Inc. (GSA) is the student representative body for graduates at the University of Melbourne. The GSA provides access to a number of services and facilities including advice, a range of graduate study spaces and lounges, print and publication services (additional cost), support groups and forums, calendar of events and an array of publications. Phone: (03) 8344-8657 gsa union alliance organisation group society grad dip masters PhD postgrad grad
    • Health Service The Health Service provides confidential medical care, at no direct cost, to students with Medicare or OSHC Worldcare insurance. Our doctors provide services in the areas of general medicine, travel, childhood and flu vaccinations, sexual health and family planning, and mental health. They can also provide referrals to external specialists. Phone: (03) 8344-6904 physiotherapist dentist podiatrist dietician abortion chiropractor optometrist swine flu H1N1 x-ray radiology medical clinic doctor
    • International Student Services International Student Services support all international students and their families during their time at the University. We provide assistance and advice on a range of matters, including visas, general welfare, schooling for dependents and settling in. We also run events and information sessions throughout the year. Phone: (03) 8344-4505
      After Hours/Emergency Phone: (03) 8344-6666       iss help study renew coe leave change reduced fail safety oshc health cover part time emergency wellbeing volunteer ausaid exchange urgent crisis Ausaid TOEFL IELTS visa migration 8105 saex status orientation caaw culture diac airport
    • Melbourne School of Graduate Research The Melbourne School of Graduate Research (MSGR) offers services and support for all research higher degree students. It provides academic enrichment, face-to-face and online research training and professional development programs and a range of other support mechanisms to assist you in navigating the path from commencement to completion. Phone: (03) 8344-8599 phd masters thesis dissertation plagiarism gradresearch gcall examination enrichment upskills grep
    • Student Housing Find out about your housing options and how to manage your tenancy (eg. lease agreements, bonds, repairs, rent, eviction) through Student Housing. Use their Housing Online Noticeboard to search for current accommodation vacancies. Students experiencing housing difficulties may be eligible for the Student Housing Access Program (SHAP), a University-managed transitional share housing program. Temporary crisis accommodation may be available, or referral to other services. Phone: 13 MELB (13 6352) rental accommodation tenancy law lease bond estate tenant accomnet furniture college square homestay emergency temporary government entitlements housing share house moving
    • Student IT The Student IT team supports you with setting up your login account, connecting to UniWireless, using the University’s learning tools and systems, printing and document scanning. Student IT can even get you started with document production and presentation. General-access computers are located in Library branches and selected faculty buildings, or you can borrow a laptop for a few hours. Phone: (03) 8344-0444 software IT help antivirus wifi gmail blackberry wireless uniwireless iphone online podcast webmail lectopia blackboard powerpoint printing
    • Student Union Legal Service The Student Union Legal Service can provide you with legal advice, support and a referral service on an initial consultation basis. Phone: (03) 8344-8687 law summons sue court penalty traffic accident housing tenants fine
  • Write Essays. Reports. Exams. Theses
    • All university students need to learn how to write. These services can help you develop your writing skills, learn new techniques and understand a range of styles and formats.
    • Academic Skills Academic Skills can help you with academic writing, time and task management, oral presentations, exam preparation and English language development. Academic Skills offers workshops and/or individual tutorials and can provide the resources you need to be successful at university. These services are available for both graduate and undergraduate students. essay thesis report assignment research referencing argument structure style literature review study exams note taking time management critical thinking plagiarism grammar pronunciation reading DELA asu
    • AIRport The Academic Interactive Resources portal (AIRport) can help you make a smooth transition to University and improve your academic writing and study skills. It offers information, short courses, quizzes, videos and other interactive learning materials, with opportunities for individual feedback from Academic Skills Unit advisers. AIRport resources are tailored for undergraduate, graduate and international students. critical thinking reflective writing research essay referencing write study method plagiarism essay assignment pre-departure first year time management
    • Murrup Barak Indigenous Student Programs The Murrup Barak Indigenous Student Programs provides Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students both undergraduate and graduate with a range of support services. These include the Indigenous Tutorial Assistance Scheme, Indigenous Scholarship Program and assistance with student transition, integration, student experience activities and study spaces. Ph: (03) 8344-7722 traditional owners country welcome boonerwrung acknowledgement scholarships
    • Library The University Library holds large collections of printed books, ebooks, journals, databases, reference materials, audio-visual and other items available for loan to students. Friendly, knowledgeable Library staff will help you find useful resources for your assignment or thesis. Research students can make an appointment for an individual consultation. Phone: (03) 8344-0444 libraries supersearch reference catalogue reserve ebooks reading bibliography metasearch thesis plagiarism gradresearch endnote research loans borrowing fines study space
    • Melbourne School of Graduate Research The Melbourne School of Graduate Research (MSGR) offers services and support for all research higher degree students. It provides academic enrichment, face-to-face and online research training and professional development programs and a range of other support mechanisms to assist you in navigating the path from commencement to completion. Phone: (03) 8344-8599 phd masters thesis dissertation plagiarism gradresearch gcall examination enrichment upskills grep
    • Student IT The Student IT team supports you with setting up your login account, connecting to UniWireless, using the University’s learning tools and systems, printing and document scanning. Student IT can even get you started with document production and presentation. General-access computers are located in Library branches and selected faculty buildings, or you can borrow a laptop for a few hours. Phone: (03) 8344-0444 software IT help antivirus wifi gmail blackberry wireless uniwireless iphone online podcast webmail lectopia blackboard powerpoint printing
  • Research Resource. Collaborate. Reflect. Plan.
    • These services offer expert assistance to help you in your research. Take advantage of the skills and knowledge available and make the most of your research experience at Melbourne.
    • Academic Skills Academic Skills can help you with academic writing, time and task management, oral presentations, exam preparation and English language development. Academic Skills offers workshops and/or individual tutorials and can provide the resources you need to be successful at university. These services are available for both graduate and undergraduate students. essay thesis report assignment research referencing argument structure style literature review study exams note taking time management critical thinking plagiarism grammar pronunciation reading DELA asu
    • AIRport The Academic Interactive Resources portal (AIRport) can help you make a smooth transition to University and improve your academic writing and study skills. It offers information, short courses, quizzes, videos and other interactive learning materials, with opportunities for individual feedback from Academic Skills Unit advisers. AIRport resources are tailored for undergraduate, graduate and international students. critical thinking reflective writing research essay referencing write study method plagiarism essay assignment pre-departure first year time management
    • Graduate Student Association The University of Melbourne Graduate Student Association Inc. (GSA) is the student representative body for graduates at the University of Melbourne. The GSA provides access to a number of services and facilities including advice, a range of graduate study spaces and lounges, print and publication services (additional cost), support groups and forums, calendar of events and an array of publications. Phone: (03) 8344-8657 gsa union alliance organisation group society grad dip masters PhD postgrad grad
    • Library The University Library holds large collections of printed books, ebooks, journals, databases, reference materials, audio-visual and other items available for loan to students. Friendly, knowledgeable Library staff will help you find useful resources for your assignment or thesis. Research students can make an appointment for an individual consultation. Phone: (03) 8344-0444 libraries supersearch reference catalogue reserve ebooks reading bibliography metasearch thesis plagiarism gradresearch endnote research loans borrowing fines study space
    • Melbourne School of Graduate Research The Melbourne School of Graduate Research (MSGR) offers services and support for all research higher degree students. It provides academic enrichment, face-to-face and online research training and professional development programs and a range of other support mechanisms to assist you in navigating the path from commencement to completion. Phone: (03) 8344-8599 phd masters thesis dissertation plagiarism gradresearch gcall examination enrichment upskills grep
    • Student IT The Student IT team supports you with setting up your login account, connecting to UniWireless, using the University’s learning tools and systems, printing and document scanning. Student IT can even get you started with document production and presentation. General-access computers are located in Library branches and selected faculty buildings, or you can borrow a laptop for a few hours. Phone: (03) 8344-0444 software IT help antivirus wifi gmail blackberry wireless uniwireless iphone online podcast webmail lectopia blackboard powerpoint printing
  • Extend Connect. Exchange. Volunteer. Explore.
    • University can be so much more than study. These services will help extend your experience, from volunteering opportunities, to study abroad and exchange.
    • Murrup Barak Indigenous Student Programs The Murrup Barak Indigenous Student Programs provides Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students both undergraduate and graduate with a range of support services. These include the Indigenous Tutorial Assistance Scheme, Indigenous Scholarship Program and assistance with student transition, integration, student experience activities and study spaces. Ph: (03) 8344-7722 traditional owners country welcome boonerwrung acknowledgement scholarships
    • Chaplaincy Perhaps you are thinking about the meaning of life, wondering where your studies lead, or you are experiencing grief or loss. Chaplains are here to support you. We represent a variety of faith groups, and provide support for student religious groups, offer prayer and study, involvement in social justice, and spiritual direction, etc. Phone: (03) 8344-7566 | (03) 8644-6034 | (03) 8344-4825 Christ Buddhist religion Christian chapel cross‑cultures Hinduism Islamic Jewish spirituality justice prayer bible pastoral
    • Graduate Student Association The University of Melbourne Graduate Student Association Inc. (GSA) is the student representative body for graduates at the University of Melbourne. The GSA provides access to a number of services and facilities including advice, a range of graduate study spaces and lounges, print and publication services (additional cost), support groups and forums, calendar of events and an array of publications. Phone: (03) 8344-8657 gsa union alliance organisation group society grad dip masters PhD postgrad grad
    • International Student Services International Student Services support all international students and their families during their time at the University. We provide assistance and advice on a range of matters, including visas, general welfare, schooling for dependents and settling in. We also run events and information sessions throughout the year. Phone: (03) 8344-4505
      After Hours/Emergency Phone: (03) 8344-6666       iss help study renew coe leave change reduced fail safety oshc health cover part time emergency wellbeing volunteer ausaid exchange urgent crisis Ausaid TOEFL IELTS visa migration 8105 saex status orientation caaw culture diac airport
    • Leadership and Volunteering The Leadership and Volunteeing team hosts a range of programs, resources and events which provide you with opportunities to get involved both on and off campus in volunteering, leadership and community engagement activities. Leadership and Volunteering also provides opportunities for you to connect with other students, the University community and wider community through volunteer projects and some international events. Phone: (03) 8344-3378 LIVE salp ambassador Duke of Edinburgh’s Award Kwong Lee Dow Program Volunteers Online work experience internships mentors personal development conferences networking not-for-profit careers service clubs
    • Melbourne Global Mobility One of the best things you can do whilst studying at Melbourne is leave! Melbourne Global Mobility offers you a range of exciting overseas experiences as part of your degree, including student exchange at one of more than 150 international partners.  All of these can count towards your Melbourne degree. Phone: (03) 8344-7452 Student mobility study abroad exchange overseas global mobility international short term program Universitas 21 U21
    • Melbourne Scholarships Office The Melbourne Scholarships Office (MSO) is responsible for the administration and promotion of major scholarship programs for undergraduate, graduate coursework and research students. It is responsible for applications, coordination of selection, offers, and payments to scholarship holders. Programs include Access and Equity scholarships, Australian Postgraduate Awards, scholarships for international students, travelling scholarships and prestigious scholarships. Phone: (03) 8344-8747 mso support funding scholarships administration
    • Student Union The Student Union promotes student welfare and culture in campus. We provide events, services, opportunities and a community for students of all graduate levels, interests and backgrounds. Key services include clubs, the Rowden White Library, theatre, arts, Farrago and representation. By joining the Student union you get the most out of your time at Uni. Phone: (03) 8344-6966 umsu art theatre Rowden White clubs societies activities farrago bands election union dental legal George Paton
    • Transition & Orientation Programs Transition and Orientation Programs provides information and support for commencing students, through Orientation and a range of other events, publications and resources. We work with Student Centres to advise on course-specific transition support, through programs such as mentoring and study groups. We also offer presentations and events to schools, to help future students learn about what to expect from university. Enrolment Hosts First year O Week Blog Schools Mentors Support Open Day Guides Study group Academic Advice Day AAD Mature age o-week t&o tando social mature age
  • Search all services The following is an alphabetical list of all the student support services offered by the University.
    • All of the services listed are available free of charge to all current students of the University of Melbourne. Scroll through the list to find the service you are looking for, or use the keyword search to refine the list.
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    • Academic Skills Academic Skills can help you with academic writing, time and task management, oral presentations, exam preparation and English language development. Academic Skills offers workshops and/or individual tutorials and can provide the resources you need to be successful at university. These services are available for both graduate and undergraduate students. essay thesis report assignment research referencing argument structure style literature review study exams note taking time management critical thinking plagiarism grammar pronunciation reading DELA asu
    • AIRport The Academic Interactive Resources portal (AIRport) can help you make a smooth transition to University and improve your academic writing and study skills. It offers information, short courses, quizzes, videos and other interactive learning materials, with opportunities for individual feedback from Academic Skills Unit advisers. AIRport resources are tailored for undergraduate, graduate and international students. critical thinking reflective writing research essay referencing write study method plagiarism essay assignment pre-departure first year time management
    • Arts Student Centre Building 149 (Map reference: G14)
      Ground Floor
      Old Arts       Phone: 13 MELB (13 6352) amsc adviser
    • Careers & Employment Careers & Employment assists you to find work during and after your studies via Careers Online. We connect you with employers at careers fairs and career events and help you to write applications and prepare for interviews. Talk to us about your options for further study or employment and use our online resources to explore potential career directions. Ph: (03) 8344-0100 part-time jobs Careers Online wages job search interviews behavioural interviews skills for work pay careers internships resume review employers work overseas work visas jobs
    • Chaplaincy Perhaps you are thinking about the meaning of life, wondering where your studies lead, or you are experiencing grief or loss. Chaplains are here to support you. We represent a variety of faith groups, and provide support for student religious groups, offer prayer and study, involvement in social justice, and spiritual direction, etc. Phone: (03) 8344-7566 | (03) 8644-6034 | (03) 8344-4825 Christ Buddhist religion Christian chapel cross‑cultures Hinduism Islamic Jewish spirituality justice prayer bible pastoral
    • Children's Services Two Children's Centre locations are available to provide quality early childhood care and education for your child or children. Whether your child is 3 months or reaching school age, staff and facilities are available to cater for kids from nursery to funded kindergarten programs. Wait lists do currently apply, so visit the website for further information and application forms. Phone: (03) 8344-9621 preschool program long day care childcare learning kindergarten baby care breastfeed early childhood babysit school holiday queensbury abbotsford elc family swanston occasional rebate
    • Commerce Student Centre Building 105 (Map reference: P14)
      Upper Ground Level
      FBE Building       Phone: 13 MELB (13 6352)
    • Counselling and Psychological Services Counselling and Psychological Services provides you with free individual appointments, and workshops during semester focusing on personal growth and skill development to assist you make the most of your time at university. You can also post a question to the Ask Counselling website. A limited number of sessions which do not require a booking are available most days at the drop in clinic. Phone: (03) 8344-6927 Stress mental health psychological relationships sexuality anxiety help support sad worry nervous wellbeing relaxation depression suicide helpline sleep emergency despair coping strategies interpersonal anger applied relaxation
    • Disability Liaison The Disability Liaison team provides a range of advice and services for students who experience disability as a result of a health condition or impairment. Disability Liaison staff work with you to identify adjustments that maximise independence and enable your participation in all elements of University life. Common adjustments include the provision of support workers, exam adjustments and liaison with academics. Ph: (03) 8344-0100 dlu disability equity access exam students experiencing academic disadvantage special consideration extension mental health liaison support medical condition hearing loss learning disability vision impairment advice
    • Environments / Melbourne School of Design Student Centre Building 113 (Map reference: E17)
      Ground Floor
      Baldwin Spencer Building       Phone: 13 MELB (13 6352)
    • Faculty of VCA and MCM Building 863 (Southbank Map reference: E11)
      Ground Floor
      234 St Kilda Rd, Southbank       Phone: 13 MELB (13 6352) vcam
    • Faculty of Veterinary Science Parkville campus
      Building 400 (Map reference: I2)
      Park Drive, Parkville       Phone: 13 MELB (13 6352)
    • Financial Aid If you find yourself in financial difficulty, not sure how to fill out a tax return, got a question on government subsidies then visit Financial Aid. With a range of advice and information on budgeting, government student assistance, a tax advice program, short and long term loans and grants, the Financial Aid team can help to get your mind back on your studies! Phone: (03) 8344-6550 emergency money youth allowance Austudy Centrelink support planning bursaries cost of living difficulty scholarships tfn interest rent fees fine
    • Graduate School of Business and Economics Building 110 (Map reference: Q13)
      Level 4
      198 Berkley Street       Phone: 13 MELB (13 6352)
    • Graduate School of Education Building 162 (Map reference: I19)
      Ground Floor
      Alice Hoy Building       Phone: 13 MELB (13 6352)
    • Graduate School of Humanities and Social Sciences Building 149 (Map reference: G14)
      Ground Floor
      Old Arts       Phone: 13 MELB (13 6352) hss adviser
    • Graduate Student Advocacy Service The Graduate Student Advocacy Service provides graduate students with independent advocacy to the University in the areas of research misconduct, intellectual property disputes and supervision, as well as other graduate-specific issues. It is provided by the Graduate Student Association (GSA). For graduate students only. Phone: (03) 8344-8657 advocate legal upc
    • Graduate Student Association The University of Melbourne Graduate Student Association Inc. (GSA) is the student representative body for graduates at the University of Melbourne. The GSA provides access to a number of services and facilities including advice, a range of graduate study spaces and lounges, print and publication services (additional cost), support groups and forums, calendar of events and an array of publications. Phone: (03) 8344-8657 gsa union alliance organisation group society grad dip masters PhD postgrad grad
    • Health Service The Health Service provides confidential medical care, at no direct cost, to students with Medicare or OSHC Worldcare insurance. Our doctors provide services in the areas of general medicine, travel, childhood and flu vaccinations, sexual health and family planning, and mental health. They can also provide referrals to external specialists. Phone: (03) 8344-6904 physiotherapist dentist podiatrist dietician abortion chiropractor optometrist swine flu H1N1 x-ray radiology medical clinic doctor
    • International Student Services International Student Services support all international students and their families during their time at the University. We provide assistance and advice on a range of matters, including visas, general welfare, schooling for dependents and settling in. We also run events and information sessions throughout the year. Phone: (03) 8344-4505
      After Hours/Emergency Phone: (03) 8344-6666       iss help study renew coe leave change reduced fail safety oshc health cover part time emergency wellbeing volunteer ausaid exchange urgent crisis Ausaid TOEFL IELTS visa migration 8105 saex status orientation caaw culture diac airport
    • Leadership and Volunteering The Leadership and Volunteeing team hosts a range of programs, resources and events which provide you with opportunities to get involved both on and off campus in volunteering, leadership and community engagement activities. Leadership and Volunteering also provides opportunities for you to connect with other students, the University community and wider community through volunteer projects and some international events. Phone: (03) 8344-3378 LIVE salp ambassador Duke of Edinburgh’s Award Kwong Lee Dow Program Volunteers Online work experience internships mentors personal development conferences networking not-for-profit careers service clubs
    • Library The University Library holds large collections of printed books, ebooks, journals, databases, reference materials, audio-visual and other items available for loan to students. Friendly, knowledgeable Library staff will help you find useful resources for your assignment or thesis. Research students can make an appointment for an individual consultation. Phone: (03) 8344-0444 libraries supersearch reference catalogue reserve ebooks reading bibliography metasearch thesis plagiarism gradresearch endnote research loans borrowing fines study space
    • Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences Student Centre Building 182 (Map reference: J13)
      Level 1
      Brownless Biomedical Library       Phone: 13 MELB (13 6352)
    • Melbourne Global Mobility One of the best things you can do whilst studying at Melbourne is leave! Melbourne Global Mobility offers you a range of exciting overseas experiences as part of your degree, including student exchange at one of more than 150 international partners.  All of these can count towards your Melbourne degree. Phone: (03) 8344-7452 Student mobility study abroad exchange overseas global mobility international short term program Universitas 21 U21
    • Melbourne Graduate School of Science Location change
      Building 192 (Map reference: E20)
      Level 1
      David Caro Physics Building       Phone: 13 MELB (13 6352)
    • Melbourne Law School Student Centre Building 106 (Map reference: R15)
      Mezzanine
      Law Building       Phone: 13 MELB (13 6352)
    • Melbourne Scholarships Office The Melbourne Scholarships Office (MSO) is responsible for the administration and promotion of major scholarship programs for undergraduate, graduate coursework and research students. It is responsible for applications, coordination of selection, offers, and payments to scholarship holders. Programs include Access and Equity scholarships, Australian Postgraduate Awards, scholarships for international students, travelling scholarships and prestigious scholarships. Phone: (03) 8344-8747 mso support funding scholarships administration
    • Melbourne School of Engineering Building 173 (Map reference: J17)
      Ground Floor
      Old Engineering School       Phone: 13 MELB (13 6352)
    • Melbourne School of Graduate Research The Melbourne School of Graduate Research (MSGR) offers services and support for all research higher degree students. It provides academic enrichment, face-to-face and online research training and professional development programs and a range of other support mechanisms to assist you in navigating the path from commencement to completion. Phone: (03) 8344-8599 phd masters thesis dissertation plagiarism gradresearch gcall examination enrichment upskills grep
    • Melbourne School of Land & Environment Student Centre Building 142 (Parkville Map reference: F11)
      Ground Floor
      Melbourne School of Land & Environment       Phone: 13 MELB (13 6352)
    • Melbourne University Sport Melbourne University Sport offer a range of resources including a great variety of sporting clubs, fitness facilities and services. MU Sport is a members-only facility and users of all of the sports and recreation facilities need to be members and/or pay a hiring fee. Phone: (03) 8344-5405 (Sports Centre reception) gymnasium kung fu triathlon football squash volleyball swim basketball martial dancesport pool ski snow group fitness health pool swimming tennis court hockey athletics games intervarsity lodge buller
    • Murrup Barak Indigenous Student Programs The Murrup Barak Indigenous Student Programs provides Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students both undergraduate and graduate with a range of support services. These include the Indigenous Tutorial Assistance Scheme, Indigenous Scholarship Program and assistance with student transition, integration, student experience activities and study spaces. Ph: (03) 8344-7722 traditional owners country welcome boonerwrung acknowledgement scholarships
    • Safer Community Program The Safer Community Program (SCP) aims to promote an environment that fosters safe learning, working and living at the University of Melbourne, and provides the opportunity to pass on behaviour of concern before it develops into something serious. The Safer Community Program offers a safe place to talk about your concerns, personal and tailored safety advice and support and strategies to manage behaviours of concern. Phone: (03) 9035-8675 mental psychological anxiety help worry wellbeing emergency
    • Science Student Centre Building 138 (Map reference: J19)
      Between the Doug McDonell building and the Eastern Resource Centre (ERC)       Phone: 13 MELB (13 6352)
    • Student Housing Find out about your housing options and how to manage your tenancy (eg. lease agreements, bonds, repairs, rent, eviction) through Student Housing. Use their Housing Online Noticeboard to search for current accommodation vacancies. Students experiencing housing difficulties may be eligible for the Student Housing Access Program (SHAP), a University-managed transitional share housing program. Temporary crisis accommodation may be available, or referral to other services. Phone: 13 MELB (13 6352) rental accommodation tenancy law lease bond estate tenant accomnet furniture college square homestay emergency temporary government entitlements housing share house moving
    • Student Union Advocacy Service The Student Union Advocacy Service (SUAS) is provided for all students and can help you navigate the rules, regulations and procedures that the University has in place in the areas of misconduct, appeals, unsatisfactory progress, bullying and sexual harassment, intellectual property, supervision disputes and more. It is funded from the Student Services and Amenities Fee and provides independent advocacy services to undergraduate and graduate students. Phone: (03) 8344-6546 umsu UPC legal complaint ip
    • Student Union Legal Service The Student Union Legal Service can provide you with legal advice, support and a referral service on an initial consultation basis. Phone: (03) 8344-8687 law summons sue court penalty traffic accident housing tenants fine
    • Student IT The Student IT team supports you with setting up your login account, connecting to UniWireless, using the University’s learning tools and systems, printing and document scanning. Student IT can even get you started with document production and presentation. General-access computers are located in Library branches and selected faculty buildings, or you can borrow a laptop for a few hours. Phone: (03) 8344-0444 software IT help antivirus wifi gmail blackberry wireless uniwireless iphone online podcast webmail lectopia blackboard powerpoint printing
    • Student Union The Student Union promotes student welfare and culture in campus. We provide events, services, opportunities and a community for students of all graduate levels, interests and backgrounds. Key services include clubs, the Rowden White Library, theatre, arts, Farrago and representation. By joining the Student union you get the most out of your time at Uni. Phone: (03) 8344-6966 umsu art theatre Rowden White clubs societies activities farrago bands election union dental legal George Paton
    • Transition & Orientation Programs Transition and Orientation Programs provides information and support for commencing students, through Orientation and a range of other events, publications and resources. We work with Student Centres to advise on course-specific transition support, through programs such as mentoring and study groups. We also offer presentations and events to schools, to help future students learn about what to expect from university. Enrolment Hosts First year O Week Blog Schools Mentors Support Open Day Guides Study group Academic Advice Day AAD Mature age o-week t&o tando social mature age

    • ** A note about advocacy services at the University

      The Commonwealth Government requires that all tertiary students must have access to independent advocacy services and as such they are provided on a confidential basis, at no direct cost to students.

      The University directs Student Services and Amenities Fee (SSAF) funds to the University of Melbourne Student Union (UMSU) to provide independent advocacy services to all students, following a rigorous tender process.
  • Student Centres The following is an alphabetical list of all the Student Centres at the University.
    • Your Student Centre is the first point of contact for a whole range of issues. Student Centre staff will be able to help you navigate your way around the University, can provide advice on a range of topics, and can refer you to specialist services if required.
  • Advocacy services Expert, independent advice
    • Professional advocacy is a critical service that provides you with independent representation of your interests to the University. You can use advocacy services as a result of any administrative or academic issues in relation to faculty, institutes or graduate schools; academic staff including lecturers, supervisors or examiners; University administration, or your personal circumstances.
    • Student Union Advocacy Service The Student Union Advocacy Service (SUAS) is provided for all students and can help you navigate the rules, regulations and procedures that the University has in place in the areas of misconduct, appeals, unsatisfactory progress, bullying and sexual harassment, intellectual property, supervision disputes and more. It is funded from the Student Services and Amenities Fee and provides independent advocacy services to undergraduate and graduate students. Phone: (03) 8344-6546 umsu UPC legal complaint ip
    • Graduate Student Advocacy Service The Graduate Student Advocacy Service provides graduate students with independent advocacy to the University in the areas of research misconduct, intellectual property disputes and supervision, as well as other graduate-specific issues. It is provided by the Graduate Student Association (GSA). For graduate students only. Phone: (03) 8344-8657 advocate legal upc

    • ** A note about advocacy services at the University

      The Commonwealth Government requires that all tertiary students must have access to independent advocacy services and as such they are provided on a confidential basis, at no direct cost to students.

      The University directs Student Services and Amenities Fee (SSAF) funds to the University of Melbourne Student Union (UMSU) to provide independent advocacy services to all students, following a rigorous tender process.
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