Current students
Enrolment
Find out more about enrolment processes, including how to enrol, important dates, fees, forms, exemptions, dropping courses, appeals and more.
Program information
We provide advice and information on choosing areas of study and recommended enrolment patterns for students are available through our handbook
Orientation
Orientation, or 'O-Week', is the official start of the university year, so it's important that you come along. Take the opportunity to find out about the different teaching and learning processes of the university, familiarise yourself with the faculty, pick up details about your program and get to know the lecturers, tutors and other new students. Activities generally commence the week prior to the start of each semester.
Residential schools
There are compulsory residential schools for all students in the Graduate Diploma in Learning and Teaching (GDTL) program and the Guidance and Counselling postgraduate specialisation. Refer to Residential schools for further details.
Professional experience
All students enrolled in pre-service teacher education programs in order to be elibigle for teacher registration must complete professional experience.
Resources for students
A range of useful services and resources are available to assist all students with their studies. There are Academic learning support resources available at any stage of your journey.
External students can find helpful information about essential library services, including assignment assistance and research advice.
Forms
Obtain forms to request an academic transcript, apply for direct entry to a program, submit an assignment, defer an examination and obtain a medical certificate.
Scholarships and prizes
There are annual scholarships and prizes offered by the faculty, the university and government and professional bodies.
Employment
Information about gaining employment as an educator can be obtained from the various employing authorities:
The Beyond Education project assists students to make a smooth transition from university to employment.
Contact us
If you require specific information, advice or assistance, please contact the Faculty.
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