Current Students

Re-enrolment

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Late enrolments may attract a maximum late fee of $150.

  1. Late fee
  2. Re-enrolment dates
  3. Current students
  4. Fees and charges
  5. Recommencing students

Late fee

Contact Student Administration immediately if you did not enrol by the end of week three for semester two as your enrolment may be cancelled.

International students

There may be serious implications for your student visa and you should contact the International Office immediately.

All continuing undergraduate and postgraduate coursework students, except research students, must re-enrol each year.

If you do not re-enrol by the end of week three of semester two you will be deemed to have discontinued your course. If you want to resume your studies later, you will have to apply for readmission and pay the same student contribution amounts or tuition fees as new students.

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Re-enrolment dates

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Current students

Most students can re-enrol online through studentConnect. An enrolment guide for studentConnect is available.

If you are in a non-award course, you may have to enrol using a paper form. It is your responsibility to find out the appropriate method.

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Fees and charges

All your debts to the University must be cleared before you can re-enrol. The deadline for debt payments is 30 June for semester two 2012 and 7 November 2012 for semester one.

Administration fees and charges, including late fees, must be paid to the cashier, Student Administration.

Students being re-admitted pay the same student contribution amounts or tuition fees as new students.

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Recommencing students

If your enrolment has lapsed or been discontinued or you have been excluded from your course, you will need to apply for readmission.

If you cannot enrol online due to a disability or because you will be staying in a remote area during the enrolment period, contact Student Administration to discuss alternatives

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