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The University of South Australia Students’ Association fully supports the University’s efforts to bring about the reconciliation between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians. UniLife also recognizes the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people as the Indigenous peoples of Australia and acknowledges them as the original owners of this land.
If you have any queries or concerns as a Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander Student you can contact the Indigenous Student Services Unit. The Unit has staff on every campus (including Whyalla) to ensure that you have support and assistance throughout your studies. If you want to know more about the special services provided by the Indigenous Student Services Unit go to:
http://www.unisa.edu.au/isu/default.asp
Abstudy
If you have any enquiries about your ABSTUDY claims and/or payments please ring Centrelink on 132317.
Academic Appeals
For information advice and/or assistance with appeals against final grades please contact the
Advocate in UniLife on your campus.
Academic & Course Enquiries
All questions related to your enrolment (except course content and material) should be directed to Campus Central on your own campus.
Academic Counselling
You may be required to undertake Academic Counselling with your course co-ordinator or program director if your academic progress is unsatisfactory. If you attend an academic counselling meeting you should always keep a record of the interview. Record of Interview Forms can be downloaded from the following website:
If you require further information and advice about this process or you want a student advocate to attend the meeting with you please contact the Advocate in UniLife on your campus.
Academic Policy
For information please click on the University link below:
http://www.unisa.edu.au/newstudents/thingstoknow/policy.asp
Accommodation
If you require information about finding accommodation you should contact Unisa Accommodation Services:
Location: Campus Central on your own Campus.
Contact details:
· Email: accommodation@unisa.edu.au
· Tel: (+61 8) 8302 0877
· Fax: (+61 8) 8302 0021
Renting long term accommodation for the first time can be quite complicated and it is vital that you become familiar with the processes involved. The following website provides information about your rights and responsibilities as a tenant, the costs involved and some useful tips on finding suitable rental accommodation and sharing a house with other students.
http://www.unisa.edu.au/accommodation/FAQs/default.asp
Activities
The Students’ Association plans a variety of on campus activities for students throughout the year including BBQs, Soup Days, live entertainment, bar nights and more. For information about events at your campus please go to:
http://www.UniLife.unisa.edu.au/activities/on_campus.asp
Academic Dress
Academic dress for graduation ceremonies can be hired from the University. The hire fee is $45.00. You may hire academic address from the University throughout the year.
Hire and payment for academic dress for graduation can be organized via Graduations online.
For hiring outside a ceremony please fill in the Hire of Academic Dress form (pdf 17kb).
Academic integrity
The University expects students to adhere to the highest standards of academic integrity and honesty in the preparation and presentation of their academic work. Failure to do so may result in academic misconduct. There are a range of penalties that can be imposed for academic misconduct. To understand about academic integrity, academic misconduct, plagiarism and how not to plagiarise we strongly recommend you visit the following website:
http://www.unisanet.unisa.edu.au/learningconnection/student/studying/integrity.asp - what
Academic Integrity Officers
Academic Integrity Officers have been nominated in each school to investigate and report on cases of student academic misconduct at the initial inquiry level.
For undergraduate and postgraduate coursework students academic integrity matters are dealt with by Nominated Academic Integrity Officers by School
For research degree students academic integrity matters are dealt with by the Deans of Research
.
Academic misconduct
The University defines all of the following actions as academic misconduct:
· Plagiarism
· Breaches of examination procedures
· Representation of data that has been falsified, copied or improperly obtained in any way
· Using material in academic work that has been produced by or with the significant help of another person, where such assistance is not permitted in the course information booklet
· Falsifying or misrepresenting academic records or transcripts
· Any other actions that contravene the principles of academic integrity as stated in University Policies. For further details see Section 9, Assessment Policies & Procedures Manual, 2006:p33)
http://www.unisa.edu.au/policies/policies/numerical.asp - acad
If you are requested to meet with an Academic Integrity Officer regarding allegations academic misconduct it is important that you are fully aware of what the process involves. For advice, information and assistance with academic misconduct issues students should contact the Advocate in UniLife on your campus.
Academic review
Academic Reviews are conducted to monitor students’ academic progress. This occurs in the middle and end of each academic year. Students whose progress is found to be unsatisfactory will be notified by letter.
For further information about Academic Review please contact Advocate in UniLife on your campus.
Learning Connection can also provide information for contact details visit the following websitehttp://www.unisanet.unisa.edu.au/learningconnection/askLearningConnection/index.asp
Academic transcript
Students will receive one free academic transcript when they have completed the requirements of their program and it has been recorded on the system
The fee for additional academic transcripts (includes ALL courses) is $25.00 for the first one and $5.00 for each additional transcript requested at the same time. These can be purchased using the form below:
http://www.unisa.edu.au/studysas/forms/TranscriptApplicationForm.pdf
If you need a complete enrolment history in a hurry and do not have the $25.00 you can obtain a ‘Record of Study' (unofficial transcript) online via the “myStudies” page at myUniSA from 28th September, 2006. Your 'Record of Study' is an unofficial record of your complete enrolment history at the University of South Australia, including the results for each course you have studied.
Add/drop classes
You should use the following form for changes to enrolment that cannot be done online:
http://www.unisa.edu.au/studysas/forms/TranscriptApplicationForm.pdf
Aids/Hiv
Clinic 275 offers free and confidential testing, diagnosis and treatment of sexually transmitted infections (including HIV/AIDS). A health advisory service is available for more detailed information and/or counselling related to STD issues.
Location:
Sexually Transmitted Diseases Services
Internal Medicine Service
Royal Adelaide Hospital
First Floor, 275 North Terrace
Adelaide SA 5000
Australia
Contact Details:
Telephone: +61 (8) 8222 5075
Facsimile: +61 (8) 8232 3504
Email: STD.Services AT
health.sa.gov.au
Web site comments and enquiries:
Joy.Copland AT health.sa.gov Please replace the word
AT with the @ symbol to email comments.
The Aids Boardof South Australia also provides a confidential health advisory service for those at risk, affected by, or living with HIV/AIDS.
Contact Details:
Telephone: (08) 8334 1611
Free Call: 1800 888 559
TTY:
(08) 8362 0306
Facsimile: (08) 8363 1046
Email:
information@acsa.org.au
Web:
http://www.acsa.org.au/
Alcohol
Drug & Alcohol Services South Australia provides confidential 24 hour telephone information and counseling services as well as a range of prevention, treatment, information, education and community-based services for all South Australians.
Location and contact details are:
161 Greenhill
Road
Parkside
South Australia
5063
Telephone: +61 8 8274 3333
Facsimile: +61 8 8274 3399
Toll Free: 1300 131340.
Opening Hours:
Monday-Friday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Alumni Association
Unisa Al;umini Association encourages graduates to be actively involved in the life and growth of the University. Membership entitles you to a range of benefits. For details about membership, benefits, social events and other http://www.unisa.edu.au/alumni/default.asp
Amendment to enrolment
If the census date has passed and you are prevented from continuing your study because of unforseen circumstances you can apply to have your enrolment amended and fees remitted.
http://www.unisa.edu.au/studysas/forms/AppAmendEnrlmentFeesSpeCirc.pdf
Assessment
Assessment tasks may include both written assignments and oral presentations. You may also be assessed on your participation in tutorial discussions, conducting interviews and examinations. All assessment items carry a weighting of between about 5% and 70% of the final grade for the course. Information about assessment should be provided within the first two weeks of your course.
AssignIT
AssignIT is provided to enable students to submit assignments electronically. Your Course Coordinator will advise if your assignments are to be submitted via AssignIT.
Assignments submitted through AssignIT are stored securely on the University server and are collected by the staff member for marking. You will be notified by email when your assignment has been received. You will also be informed when your assignment is available to collect or if feedback and grade have been provided via AssignIT. Detailed information about AssignIT is provided on the following website:
http://www.unisanet.unisa.edu.au/assignit/
ATMs
Automatic Teller machines are located in the following areas;
City East Campus: Centenary Building
Level 3
Plaza entrance
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Banks
Bicycles
Bicycles can be locked up at the bike racks located on campus. Details of locations can be obtained from the Security Office on your campus:
Location:
City East: Centenary Building, Level 3, Room 8
City West: Yungondi Building, Room Y1-55
Magill: Block 1 (B1), Ground Floor, Room 36
Mawson Lakes: Administration Building A, Ground Floor North East Corner Room 15
Whyalla: Main Building, Ground Floor North Wing, Room 16
Bookshops
Textbooks are available from Unibooks located at the City East, City West, Magill and Mawson Lakes Campus. Second hand books can be purchased through the City West office or you can try the following websites:
http://www.guildonline.net/page.asp?name=GuildBiz_SecondHandBooks
http://www.textbookexchange.com.au/content.php/25.html
http://www.secondhandtextbooks.com/australia/
http://blogs.usyd.edu.au/sydneylife/2007/01/the_perils_of_buying_2nd_hand.html
Branch Directors
Branch Directors are your elected student representatives on each campus and are your link with UniLife Council. They Chair branch committee meetings and can be contacted through UniLifeoffice.
Buge
Pronounced “bug” is an acronym for Broadening Undergraduate Education. Students enrolled in professional courses are required to undertake subjects aimed at developing their general communication skills and broadening students’ understanding of intellectual traditions outside specific professional areas. Students should visit the University’s website for further information: University of South Australia - BUGE courses (2007)
Bullying/Harassment
There are University procedures for investigating and resolving student grievances concerning unlawful discrimination, sexual harassment and/or bullying in relation to their educational activities with the University. Students should visit the University’s website for details of the policy:
http://www.unisa.edu.au/news/2004/011204.asp
If you feel you have been subjected to bullying, discrimination and/or harassment you can contact your Advocate in UniLife on your campus or member of University staff.
Students who contact UniLife or member of University staff to report or discuss specific incidences or problems with unlawful discrimination, sexual harassment or bullying will be referred to an Equity Contact person on their campus. Names and contact details of all equity contact persons and information about their roles are available on the following website:
http://www.unisa.edu.au/hrm/contacts/equity.asp
Bursaries
Refer to sections on “grants” and “Scholarships” in this publication.
Bus Tickets
Bus tickets can be purchased from Unibooks located at the four main campuses.
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Café/Bars/Cafeterias
Campus central
Campus Central is the first place to go for matters relating to your academic studies. If you need advice about your enrolment or timetable, pay for readers, organise your student card or just make a room booking .... the staff can help you.
Campus Central office hours are 8.30 am - 6.00 pm Monday to Friday and they can be contacted by phone, fax or email -
Car Parks
Parking is NOT available for students at City East and City West campuses.
Metered parking is available for students at Magill and Mawson Lakes. Pay and display machines operate during the Academic Calendar year including teaching breaks. For location of parking areas please click on the map.
Magill:
http://www.unisa.edu.au/cs/forms/cs/ticketmachine.pdf
Mawson Lakes:
http://www.unisa.edu.au/cs/forms/cs/MLKTicketMchLoc.pdf
Careers
Student Careers Advisers are located on the four metropolitan campuses. They are available for 10 minute “drop-in” sessions at Learning Connection premises.
If you are unable to meet with a Student Careers Adviser they can be contacted by email on: careers@unisa.edu.au
The student careers advisory services also offer workshops on a range of topics, including:
§ Decision Making
§ Job search
§ Interviews
§ CV
§ Cover letters and selection criteria
Places are limited and you should book early to avoid disappointment. You can obtain a list of workshops and/or book a place through:
Employer Presentations and current vacancies are also advertised on this website.
Census Dates
Census Dates are recorded in the Academic Calendar for each year and study period. To view go to:
http://www.unisa.edu.au/future/study/2007calendar.asp
Centrelink
Change of Address
You must inform the University if you change your address or you may not receive important information. This can be done by contacting Campus Central details here.
If you receive Austudy, Abstudy, Youth Allowance or any other benefit you must also inform Centrelink. Contact details for services and payments are as follows:
http://www.centrelink.gov.au/internet/internet.nsf/contact_us/phone.htm - services
Chaplains
There are Chaplains on each campus that are available to all students and staff. For details of arrangements on your campus visit the following website:
http://www.unisa.edu.au/campuscentral/chaplaincy.asp - ce
Childcare
If you require information about the location, costs and availability of child care facilities you may visit the following websites:
http://www.sachildcare.com.au/south.htm
http://www.echildcare.com.au/location/SA/
Please note: This is for information purposes only UniLife does not endorse or recommend any of the above mentioned child care facilities.
Clubs & Societies
These are student run activities based on cultural, religious, academic or other special interests. If you want to set up a club/society or get involved in existing group activities check out the UniLife website:
http://recreationandclubs.UniLife.unisa.edu.au/
or contact the Recreation Co-ordinator via phone: (08) 8302 2889
Or email: UniLife-clubssocieties@unisa.edu.au
Computing
Information about computer accounts, access, pools, email and internet use can be obtained from the University website or click on the following link:
Credit Transfer
If you have previously undertaken higher education studies elsewhere you may be eligible to be granted credit, exemption or advanced standing in the course you intend to study. To find out more about credit transfer options access the following website:
http://www.unisanet.unisa.edu.au/credit/default.asp
To download Credit Transfer Application forms click on the link below and follow the instructions:
http://www.unisa.edu.au/studysas/forms/CreditTransfer.pdf
Crisis management
Student Support Services are available on all campuses. If you require information and advice about dealing with academic or personal problems you should contact Learning Connection on your nearest campus.
Staff provide a range of free and confidential counselling to help you study successfully including, managing stress, planning your study, dealing with relationships, improving your performance in exams and increasing motivation. For more information and contact details please visit the following website:
http://www.unisanet.unisa.edu.au/learningconnection/student/counselling/crisis.asp
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Deferred Assessment
If unexpected medical or personal circumstances have prevented you from sitting your final examination or submitting your final assignment you may apply to have your assessment deferred. To obtain more information and/or download application forms follow the link below.
http://www.unisa.edu.au/studysas/forms/deferfinassess.pdf
Disability
If you have a disability or medical condition which impacts on your study there are services available through the Learning Connection on your campus. This link will take you to a full list of Disability resources and services
If you have a disability or medical condition you may also be entitled to a variation or modification to standard assessment arrangements. Services are provided on an individual basis according to access requirements. Further information about disability services is available at: http://www.unisanet.unisa.edu.au/learningconnection/about/teams/disability.asp
Discrimination
Anti-Discrimination legislation requires that everyone is treated as an individual with different skills and abilities regardless of their sex, age, race, sexuality, disability, pregnancy, or marital status.
If you believe you have experienced unlawful discrimination and/or harassment in your studies, employment or while seeking employment, you can contact Advocate in UniLife on your campus on your campus for information and advice about the options available to you. For contact details go to:
http://www.UniLife.unisa.edu.au/student_advise/student_advise.asp
The University the University has developed grievance procedures for investigating and resolving any complaints that might arise on the basis of discrimination or harassment. Details are available on the following website:
http://www.unisa.edu.au/policies/policies/corporate/C02.asp
The University also appoints members of staff to act as the first point of contact when you believe that you have experienced unlawful discrimination or harassment under the legislation. They will provide you with advice on how the complaint procedures work, help you look at a range of options to deal with the situation, provide support and, if needed, direct you to the relevant person who will take your complaint and begin the investigation process. For details on Equity Contacts go to:
http://www.unisa.edu.au/policies/policies/corporate/C17.asp#Policy)
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Enrolment
If you have any questions about how and when to enrol, what to enrol in or if you need any information or assistance regarding enrolment please go to:
http://www.unisa.edu.au/enrolonline/faq.asp
Examinations
Students should familiarise themselves with the University’s Examinations Policies an Universities Student Policies and Procedures Manual which is available on the following website:d Procedures. These are published in the
http://www.unisa.edu.au/policies/manual/2006/default.aspl
One of the main roles of the Students’ Association is to promote and protect students’ rights in all areas of their academic life. Information prepared by the Students’ Association about students’ rights in examinations is available on the following website:
http://www.unisa.edu.au/studysas/documents/Examinations.pdf
Extensions
Students needing extensions should use the following form. http://www.unisa.edu.au/studysas/forms/applext.pdf
NB: Extensions are not available in all courses so please check your Course Information Booklet for details.
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Financial Assistance
You may be eligible for financial assistance from the Commonwealth Government through Youth Allowance, Austudy or Abstudy. To see if you qualify please contact Centrelink .Further information and contact details can be obtained from the following website:
Fee Help/hecs help
You can obtain information about Fee/HECS Help from Campus Central at your campus or by visiting the following website. http://www.goingtouni.gov.au/
Food & Drink
Food and drink are available at Café Aroma on each of the four main campuses and also from vending machines at various locations around the University.
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Grants
The University operates two grant schemes to provide financial support to undergraduate students while studying at UniSA. Unisa student grants are awarded for the length of the full-time program up to a maximum period of 4 years full-time or part-time equivalent, excluding any periods of leave. Applicants must meet all of the eligibility criteria. Students can apply online and applications open in January each for 20 working days and close in March.
http://www.unisa.edu.au/scholarship/undergraduate/unisa_study_priority_grants.asp - UniSAPriorityhttp://www.unisa.edu.au/scholarship/undergraduate/unisa_study_priority_grants.asp - UniSAAccess
Grievances
The Advocate (Advocate) on your campus is your first point of contact if you are dissatisfied with the way your course is being conducted or if you believe the grade you receive is unfair. Your Advocate can provide information and advice and/or assist you make your case, prepare an appeal, mediate and advocate to resolve problems either informally or through the University’s official complaints procedures. For information, advice or assistance please contact your Advocate in UniLife on your campus. Contact details are available on the following website:
http://www.UniLife.unisa.edu.au/student_advise/student_advise.asp
Please visit the University’s website for details of the Grievance Policy and Procedures
http://www.unisa.edu.au/hrm/contacts/equity.asp
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Hecs (see fee-help)
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Learning Advisers
Learning Advisers are located with Learning Connection at the four main campuses. They can assist you develop all the academic skills you need to successfully complete your study. These include assignment and essay writing, language and study skills. They work closely with your tutors and lecturers and are available to assist both local and international students. For information and contact details please go to:
http://www.unisanet.unisa.edu.au/learningconnection/about/teams/default.asp
Learning Connection
Learning Connection provides a range of student support services and resources to assist you successfully complete your studies. The services are available to all students and include learning development, language development, personal issues, disability services, research degree student services and international student services. We recommend that you utilize Learning Connection’s support services and resources.
Learning Connection offices are located at each of the four main campuses. For further information and contact details please go to: http://www.unisanet.unisa.edu.au/learningconnection/about/default.asp
If you are currently enrolled and want to postpone your studies for 6 - 12 months, you must complete a Leave of Absence or Withdrawal form and have it authorised by your Program Director. You must drop all your enrolments before submitting the form to Campus Central.
If you are an international student you may only postpone your studies on medical grounds (supported by a doctor's certificate) or in exceptional compassionate circumstances beyond your control such as bereavement. Students may be granted a Leave of Absence on medical or extenuating circumstances for a maximum of 6 months and must seek approval of their program director and an International Adviser from Learning Connection.
Library
Libraries are located at each campus. Students may use and borrow from the Library at any campus of the University and also at Flinders University and the University of Adelaide.
Details of the locations, opening times and services within the University are available on the following website:
http://www.library.unisa.edu.au/about/default.asp
Lost Property
Lost property is handled by the Security Office. Articles are recorded and stored in the Security Office. Identification is required to retrieve any item of lost property. Lost property that is not collected within the statutory period is donated to charity.
For details on location of Offices please see the section on Security in this publication.
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Muslim Student Facilities
Information about the location of Prayer Rooms in the University, Mosques, Halal products, cultural organisations and the UniSa Islamic Students Association is located on the following website:
http://www.unisanet.unisa.edu.au/learningconnection/student/international/muslim.asp - pr
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Plagiarism
At university you are expected to acknowledge all the sources you use in preparing your assignments. Using other people’s words or ideas and presenting them as your own is deemed to be plagiarism.
The Univeristy views plagiarism as academic dishonesty for which you may be penalised. Whether this is deliberate, unintentional or due to ignorance it will still be treated as a serious misdemeanour so it is important you fully understand what plagiarism is and how to avoid it. There are considerable resources available to assist you and we would strongly recommend that all students utilise these. For details please visit the following website:
http://www.unisanet.unisa.edu.au/learningconnection/student/learningAdvisors/plagiarism.asp - What
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Record of Interview
You should always keep a record of any interview or meeting you have regarding your study. This is especially important if you are required to meet with your lecturer, course co-ordinator or program director for academic counselling. A Record of Interview Form is available for this purpose and can be downloaded from the following website:
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Scholarships
The University provides a range of scholarships and grants to international, domestic, undergraduate, postgraduate coursework and postgraduate research degree students. Detailed information can be obtained from the following website:
http://www.unisa.edu.au/scholarship/
New Scholarships are frequently being developed so it is highly recommended that you review the website regularly.
Security
Security Staff are employed by the University to ensure the safety of students, staff and premises.
Security Offices are located at each campus and officers are on duty 24 hours every day to deal with enquiries and provide assistance and support.
All security staff are trained First Aid Officers and if you are studying or working in the University outside of normal office hours, security staff can escort you through University grounds, buildings, car parks, public transport or any hazardous area.
You can contact offices internally on 88888 or from a public phone box on free call 1 800 500 911 to arrange for security escorts to public transport and cars.
For details of other services and locations of offices on your campus please visit the following website:
http://www.unisa.edu.au/cs/security/default.asp
Special Consideration
If you become
sick during an exam or believe that your performance was affected by
illness, disability through an accident and/or other special circumstances
you can apply for special consideration. Applications for Special
Consideration must be authorised by your course coordinator. Requests for
Special consideration could include a deferred exam, another assessment or
other consideration as decided by the course coordinator.
Both of these options have
application forms that must be lodged at Campus Central no later
than 5 working days after the examination date.
Sports Centres
A range of sporting facilities and equipment for hire are available at both Magill and Mawson Lakes Campuses.
To view facilities or make enquires please visit the campus website:
Magill:
http://www.unisa.edu.au/cs/sportscentres/magill.asp
Mawson Lakes:
http://www.unisa.edu.au/cs/sportscentres/mawsonlakes.asp
Student Advocates
Have
a problem? Don’t bury your head call your
UniLife
Advocate
Advocates (Advocates) are employed by the UniSA Students’ Association to advise and advocate for you on academic issues and to provide information, advice and assistance regarding any issues affecting your academic study.
These may include advice concerning:
· University policies and procedures
· Remarking, resubmissions and extensions
· Appeals against final grades
· Examination issues
· Academic misconduct
· Preclusion
· Issues with university staff
· Referrals to University Learning Advisers, Counsellors as well as community support agencies
This is an independent confidential service and is provided to you free of charge.
There is a Advocate on each of the four main campuses. If you need information, advice or help you need to contact the Advocate on your campus to make an appointment. For contact details click on the following link:
http://www.UniLife.unisa.edu.au/student_advise/student_advise.asp
Student ID
Once you have completed your enrolment you can go to any Campus Central Office to obtain your Student ID.
You will need to produce your Student ID to obtain library loans, special concessions and when you attend examinations. If you lose your Student ID you can have a new one re-issued by Campus Central at a cost of $10.00.
If you turn up for an examination and have forgotten or lost your Student ID you can use your driving licence or another photo ID.
Click on the following website for more FAQ sheets about Student IDs:
http://www.unisa.edu.au/campuscentral/faq/exams/FAQ/exams_faq8.asp
Student Ombud
The Student Ombud's Office is a free and confidential service established to assist students resolve grievances. You should only contact the Student Ombud as a last resort after all other options to resolve grievances within the University have failed.
Contact Details:
Email: ombud@unisa.edu.au
Phone: (08) 8302 0175 (voice mail available after hours)
Toll Free: 1800 600 067
Facsimile: (08) 8302 0719
Location: Level 2
160 Currie St (Laubman & Pank Bdg)
Student Rights & Responsibilities
One of the main roles of Student’s Association is to protect and promote students’ rights.
http://www.unisa.edu.au/studysas/documents/Examinations.pdf
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turnitin
Turnitin is a computer program that the University uses to conduct random audits of students’ work to check for plagiarism. Teaching staff may also require you to use Turnitin in their courses to monitor plagiarism.
Every document you submit to Turnitin is stored on the database and used for comparison with other submitted documents. When an assignment is submitted to Turnitin a report is produced identifying any matching text in your assignment to documents already stored in Turnitin or on the internet. The report calculates the percentage of originality in your work.
You can also use Turnitin to check for levels of originality or plagiarism in your own academic writing , such as essays and reports. This is a valuable tool for developing your referencing skills and can be used in conjunction with other referencing tools. Detailed information about Turnitin and how to use it can be obtained from the following website:
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Visa Requirements
If you are an international student you may require information about your visa. The following link directs you to the Learning Connection website that provides answers to a range of frequently asked questions. It also provides links to a range of other important sources for information about visa regulations
http://www.unisanet.unisa.edu.au/learningconnection/student/international/visa.asp