Information for Current Students
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As a UNE student you’re a key part of our global network of over 17,000 current students and 75,000 alumni. We want to make your UNE experience the best it can be, an experience that stays with you for life. So find out more about study@UNE, support@UNE and life@UNE.
The Student Centre provides you with a focal point of contact for all your administrative enquiries during your Study at UNE, from enquiring about a potential course until you reach your graduation. As a current student you have access to myUNE, the UNE Student Portal, through which you can access your online units, manage your enrolment, change personal information and access many useful functions.
Enrich your academic life at UNE - find out more about our student exchange program that could see you undertaking part of your study offshore, and the professional development opportunities provided through UNE Partnerships. Add value to your CV, and provide evidence of your commitment to developing the UNE Graduate Attributes and preparing yourself for graduate employment and citizenship by participating in the New England Award.
Study@UNE – as an undergraduate or postgraduate coursework student
Once you have decided on the course you wish to study, applied for admission (for prospective students – join us) to UNE, and been accepted as a UNE student, your academic life will involve:
- selecting the units (i.e. subjects) you want to study
- accessing your online units
- enrolling in those units
- managing your enrolment
- organising your class timetable
- obtaining your ID card
- paying your fees
- passing your assignments and exams, and when you have met your course requirements,
- checking your results online
- graduating and becoming a member of UNE’s global Alumni.
Key resources that you will need include our:
- Course Books, Schedule of Units and Programs of Study that are available through the Course and Unit Catalogue.
- Electronic assignment submission (http://www.une.edu.au/tlc/students/services/e-submission.php)
- Enrolment Guide
- Forms and Procedures
- Handbook
- Important dates
- myUNE – use this to manage your enrolment, access your results etc
- Plagiarism Declaration Form
- Student Help Book (1.1 Mb )
- Textbooks
- Timetables (class, residential school and exam timetables)
- UNE Policies and procedures
- Webmail
Study@UNE – as a postgraduate research student
As a postgraduate research student who has decided on the course you wish to study, applied for admission to UNE, and been accepted as a UNE student, your academic life will involve:
- obtaining your ID card
- paying your fees
- meeting your course requirements,
- graduating and becoming a member of UNE’s global Alumni.
Key resources for research higher degree students include:
- Information about your course that is available through the Course and Unit Catalogue.
- Handbook
- Important dates
- myUNE – use this to manage your enrolment, access your results etc
- Postgraduate Scholarships
- Research forms
- UNE Policies and procedures
- Webmail
Support@UNE
We provide a range of support services to help you with every aspect of your life as a student. A broad range of support services is available to help you with your academic, administrative, financial, IT, personal and resource needs. Additional support services are provided for off-campus, indigenous, and international students.
Academic and learning support
Academic and learning skills support is provided by the Academic Skills Office who can help you with study skills, academic writing, academic reading, oral presentations and a host of other skills.
Check out the Podcast Library created for UNE students to assist them with study skills, using the library and other topics.
Administrative support
Administrative support for students is provided by our Student Centre staff who can help you with:
- Admissions
- Complaints and Appeals
- Courses and Units
- Enrolling
- Exams/Results
- Fees/Costs
- Forms
- Graduation
- ID Cards
- Scholarships.
Financial support
UNE provides financial assistance and scholarships to help you throughout your studies.
IT support
IT support is provided primarily by the IT Directorate who can help with things like:
- Computer labs for student use
- Student Printing
- File storage
- Internet access
- Setting up your UNE account and password
- Software support for standard software products,
- UNE Computer Account Information and Registration
- Webmail and email accounts
Personal support
A range of support services are available to help you with your broader support needs. These include:
Our Student Assist program helps you with:
- Access Centres
- Career development
- Counselling
- Don't Drop Out!
- Financial assistance
- Disability and special needs support
- Student Equity, and
- Service quality and administrative complaints and grievances .
Resource support
Resource support is provided by the Library who can help you with:
- Books and journals
- Exam papers
- Finding information for assignments
- Information skills training (http://www.une.edu.au/training/fi.htm)
- Online databases
- Referencing guides
- Research guides
- Research tools like Endnote.
Additional support services
are provided for off-campus, indigenous, and international students, with support for:
- off-campus students being provided through the University’s Access Centres, Library and Teaching and Learning Centre which distributes learning material packages; Timetabling provides information about residential and weekend schools; see also the Correspondence Class List
- indigenous students being provided by the University’s Oorala Centre
- international students being provided by the University’s English Language and International Services (ELIS)
Life@UNE
Of course there’s more to life than study, so find out more about Living at UNE.Keep up-to-date
Keep up-to-date with what’s happening at UNE by reading our News, checking our calendar of events, or tuning in to Tune FM.