Supplementary assessment is only available to students who have been deemed eligible for Special Consideration, unless a faculty has published details of other grounds on which it may be available. It is not unusual for students to find that they need some extra help with their studies at times. Often these difficulties are associated with study methods and techniques - keeping up with assignments, writing essays, managing time and coping with exam nerves, for example. The Learning Skills Centre is located at 784 Swanston Street, Carlton, to help students with these and any other study-related problems. You can drop in for a chat, make an appointment for an individual consultation, or meet with groups of students with similar problems.
All consultations are free and confidential.
Students' Responsibilities to be well informed about your course and course requirements to take an active role in planning and pursuing your studies to attend all set classes to be aware of your rights and obligations - see the Student Diary for the most comprehensive coverage Faculty Office Role Faculties carry out the general academic administration of the University. Academic departments grouped within the faculties carry out the teaching for undergraduate and postgraduate degrees. In some faculties, Assistant Registrars are assisted by course advisers to provide these services.