Support Services
We provide a number of different support services for international students, many available through International Student Support.
International Student Support provides the following services to all current international students of the University:
- Guidance throughout your chosen program of study
- Specialised advisory services for international students
- Referrals to relevant contacts inside and outside the University
- Advice and support relating to enrolment and Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE) matters
- Social programs and promotion of activities for international students
International Student Support
Virtual drop-in time:
Monday - Friday, between 2.00pm - 4.00pm (holiday hours)
Contacting International Student Support
The full range of International Student Support services are now available online. Wherever you are in the world, you can get in touch with us by making an online enquiry. International Student Advisors are available via Zoom video chat, or phone call.
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International Student Advisors
You can make a one-on-one appointment to speak to an Advisor if you have:
- personal issues
- problems with your study
- financial issues
- questions about your student visa or Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE)
English support
The University has several support services to help improve your English skills.
- English writing support: Writing Centre
- English classes, including occasional free classes: English Language Centre
- Conversation practise: Social programs.
Career support
Career Services aims to prepare you for your professional career, and connect you with industry and employers. On the CareerHub platform, you can find job opportunities, internships and placements, upcoming events, workshops, resources, and more.
Other support services
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Information for staff
International Student Support welcomes referrals from staff members at the University.
Please feel free to refer students to ISS if they have:
- A complex situation in and out of the classroom relating to academic, financial and personal or other stressful crisis.
- Intentions to make changes to their studies (leave of absence, discontinuation/transfer to another provider) and needs assistance to navigate the difficult life circumstance they are faced with and needs assistance when transitioning back to campus.
- A significant mental or physical health issue and needs guidance on how and where to get help.
- Feelings of isolation and needs help finding and navigating resources at the university and in the community.
- The student has been the victim of a scam, assault or crime and needs assistance navigating legal and other resources.
- Scholarship management issues; i.e. if a student on a scholarship is in circumstances with implications for their scholarship (timely completion, reputational issues).