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- A Calendar year ranges from 1 January through to 31 December. An Academic year is comprised of two Teaching Periods, January to June, and July to December. Each Teaching Period includes the main...
- A supplementary exam is an additional exam that may be approved for a student in the following circumstances: A student who has come close to passing a subject and meets the relevant College...
- This is an anti-fraud measure used by credit card companies worldwide. It's a three or four digit number, usually located on the signature panel on the back of most credit cards. CVV...
- Co-requisites are two or more subjects that must be undertaken in the same Study Period. You must enrol in co-requisite subjects at the same time - you cannot enrol in one without the other...
- GRS is the Graduate Research School. It is the unit of the University responsible for the overall administration, management and training of Higher Degree by Research students (masters by research...
- We recognise that names carry personal and cultural significance, and their pronunciation may not always be immediately clear. To assist the Dean in pronouncing your name correctly during your...
- The Unique Student Identifier (USI) is a reference number made up of ten numbers and letters that is free and easy to create and stays with students for life. Your USI will give you access to an...
- After you are approved to graduate and before you are conferred by University Council you are considered a 'graduand'. After your award has been conferred you are a 'graduate'.
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