If you are currently enrolled in a program offered by our Faculty, or you have been offered a place to enrol in one of our programs, there is a great deal of information available on this website to assist you as you progress in your studies.
It is important for you to know where to go for academic advice and decisions about your studies. The Faculty's Student Administration Procedures set out for you who you should go to in the Faculty for advice and decisions on -
- admission
- academic advice/course selection
- enrolment
- examinations
- exclusions
- graduation requirements
Information relevant to undergraduate students includes special advice for first year students. If you are new to the University you should attend Orientation activities.
A range of policies and procedures have been developed by the University to assist students with disabilities. All information relating to disabilities is treated with strict confidence.
A range of policies and procedures have been developed by the University to assist students with disabilities. All information relating to disabilities is treated with strict confidence.
All students should read the Occupational Health & Safety policies and ensure that they abide by the requirements. A policy has also been developed specifically for international students and is available in English, Chinese, Indonesian and Japanese.
The University provides many IT services for its students, including free internet access and training courses. All students are issued with a student email account and this is the preferred method of communication with students. You need to check your student email regularly. You can redirect your student email address to a private email account. EAIT IT Services operate Faculty computer laboratories and provide information on conditions of lab use, print quotas and lab timetables. Follow the link at right for this information.
Insurance cover is provided by the University for you in the form of personal accident insurance (whilst engaged in any activity directly related to your University studies for which you are enrolled including University sanctioned work experience, field activities and excursions) and also public liability insurance for undertaking work experience.
If you are interested in participating in an outgoing student exchange you may be eligible for a Faculty scholarship.
Graduation dates are published on this website as soon as they are approved by the University. After graduation, you may need to register for professional purposes with a registration board; you may need assistance with finding employment or you may wish to join a professional organisation relevant to your qualification. Many EAIT graduates undertake postgraduate study.
The University provides many IT services for its students, including free internet access and training courses. All students are issued with a student email account and this is the preferred method of communication with students. You need to check your student email regularly. You can redirect your student email address to a private email account. EAIT IT Services operate Faculty computer laboratories and provide information on conditions of lab use, print quotas and lab timetables. Follow the link at right for this information.
Insurance cover is provided by the University for you in the form of personal accident insurance (whilst engaged in any activity directly related to your University studies for which you are enrolled including University sanctioned work experience, field activities and excursions) and also public liability insurance for undertaking work experience.
If you are interested in participating in an outgoing student exchange you may be eligible for a Faculty scholarship.
Graduation dates are published on this website as soon as they are approved by the University. After graduation, you may need to register for professional purposes with a registration board; you may need assistance with finding employment or you may wish to join a professional organisation relevant to your qualification. Many EAIT graduates undertake postgraduate study.
Important information for students seeking remission of fee liability:
Students who withdraw:
- after March 31 in first semester,
- after August 31 in second semester, or
- after the second week of semester in summer semester
remain financially liable for Student Contribution Amounts, HECS-HELP, FEE-HELP or tuition fees in that semseter. If you withdraw due to special circumstances (for example, on medical grounds) you can apply to remove your financial liability.
Students seeking remission must:
Students seeking remission must:
- Read the Guidelines for applying for removal of financial liability due to special circumstances (pdf:86KB), then
- Complete a Removal of financial liability due to special circumstances (pdf: 52KB) application form.
UQ's volunteer organisation, The Bridge, has established a website to connect interested undergraduate student volunteers with research staff and postgraduate students.
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