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Change of Enrolment Status Application Form

If you have any questions regarding completion of this form, please contact Research Services via email to AskUNE.

Approval for the requested change in enrolment status must be obtained from your Principal Supervisor prior to lodging this form.

Required fields are marked with an asterisk (*).

Student Name * Student Number *

Student Email Address (@myune.edu.au)*

Please enter your @myune.edu.au email address associated with your UNE student number. Staff emails will not be accepted.

Degree * School * Principal Supervisor *

I wish to change my attendance status *

I wish to change my attendance mode *

Effective date of change * Day Month Year

Are you a Scholarship holder or Sponsored student? *

If you are a scholarship holder approval to change your attendance status to part-time will only be given in acceptable circumstances. Please attach a separate sheet outlining reasons for your proposed change.

Name of Scholarship * Reason(s) for proposed change *

Accepted file types: PDF, MS Word Document, JPG or PNG
Maximum file size: 2MB

Principal Supervisor Approval Obtained? * Please attach evidence of the Principal Supervisor approval to this request (above).

Yes, Principal Supervisor approval has been obtained

The information provided on this application form is being collected to action your request to change enrolment status in relation to your HDR candidature. This information will be processed by the HDR Team in Research Services. Information collected on this form will adhere to UNE’s Privacy Management Rule. Please visit UNE's Privacy page for more information.

By submitting this form I declare that all information supplied is complete and accurate.

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