chaplaincy
The University Chaplaincy provides support and guidance for all
students irrespective of religious beliefs.
784-786 Swanston Street
Carlton
T: 8344 7566 or 8344 4825
www.services.unimelb.edu.au/chaplains
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counselling service
The University's Counselling Service is a free and confidential
service available to all students. The counsellors are qualified
and experienced psychologists and social workers with an understanding
of a wide range of problems. Appointments with a counsellor
can be made in person or by phone.
Level 2, 138 Cardigan Street
T: 8344 6927 and 8344 6928
www.services.unimelb.edu.au/counsel
disability liaison unit
disability liaison & mental health
Support is available for students with physical or mental
health issues. Refer to the website below for further information
and contact details.
www.eng.unimelb.edu.au/courses/ugrad/assessment/disability.html
disability liaison unit (DLU)
The DLU provides information and support to students with
a disability and assists them to participate fully in University
life.
Richard Berry House
Masson Road, Parkville Campus
T: 03 8344 7068 (Voice)
T: 03 8344 4369 (TTY)
E: DLU-enquiries@unimelb.edu.au
www.services.unimelb.edu.au/disability
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financial aid
Student Financial Aid is located on the ground floor of the Baldwin
Spencer Building. The service provides:
- financial planning advice
- information on loans and bursaries
- help with Centrelink or tax problems
T: 8344 6053
E: finaid-info@unimelb.edu.au
services.unimelb.edu.au/finaid
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health services
The University Health Service have staff who have skills in a
variety of areas including sexual health, allergies, eating
disorders, depression and anxiety. Both male and female doctors and
nurses are available for strictly confidential consultations, and can
provide certificates and letters for students applying for special consideration
or special examinations. Services include general practice, occupational
health, and psychiatry.
The Service is located at:
138-146 Cardigan St, Carlton
T: 8344 6904 or 8344 6905
www.services.unimelb.edu.au/health
Other public health services available to students include:
- Royal Melbourne Hospital
- St. Vincent's Hospital
- Royal Women's Hospital
- Alfred Hospital
- Eye and Ear Hospital
dental services
Students with a health care card can obtain free dental treatment at
the Royal Dental Hospital of Melbourne on Swanston Street
if they are treated by a student under the supervision of a dentist or
dental specialist.
Royal Dental Hospital of Melbourne
720 Swanston Street, Carlton
T: 9341 1200
E: dhsv@dhsv.org.au
www.dhsv.org.au
The Student Union Dental Service provides subsidised
dental services for students with a Health Care Card. An appointment needs
to be made and payment for the service must be made before the treatment.
The Dental Service
138-146 Cardigan Street,
Carlton
T: 8344 7234
optometry clinic
The Optometry Clinic will bulk bill eye examinations to Medicare.
The Victorian College of Optometry
Corner of Kepple and Cardigan
Street,
Carlton
T:
9349 7400
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housing
Student Housing Service
The Student Housing Service provides housing information to
students via noticeboards, the Internet, and personal advisors.
A range of housing options is available including: residential
colleges, hostels, share houses, rental properties and homestays.
Baldwin Spencer Building (ground floor)
T: 8344 6550
E: housing-info@unimelb.edu.au
www.services.unimelb.edu.au/housing
indigenous education
The Centre for Indigenous Education (CIE) provides
support services for Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander
students. It will also assist students by liaising with academic and administrative
departments.
Old Physics Building, Deakin Course
T: 8344 7722
www.services.unimelb.edu.au/cie
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international student services (ISS)
International Student Services in the International Centre provides
ongoing support and services for international students.
Contact International Student Services for:
- international orientation
- visa issues and questions
- welfare and general support
- advocacy
- information on bringing families to Australia and Schooling
- advice on where to go for help
ISS activities include:
- orientation for international students
- language support program for spouses
- international student e-mail newsletter
- returning home program
International Centre
John Smyth Building, Swanston Street
T: 8344 4505
E: iss-info@unimelb.edu.au
www.services.unimelb.edu.au/international/contact.html
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melbourne university overseas student service (MUOSS)
MUOSS provides welfare, recreational and cultural activities for
international students, and is considered to be the "international arm" of
the Student Union. Students can use the facilities in the MUOSS
lounge to relax, socialise and eat lunch in a friendly and fun atmosphere.
MUOSS Lounge
Union House (2nd floor)
T: 8344 4801
scholarships
General information on scholarships available to Engineering students
can be viewed at the following website:
www.eng.unimelb.edu.au/scholarships/ug_schol.html
Specific enquiries regarding scholarships can be directed to Elise
Everest in the Faculty of Engineering:
T: 8344 7247
E: everest@unimelb.edu.au
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student administration
The Student Administration office provides information
and support to students regarding:
- current student enrolment
- examinations
- graduations
- MET concession card applications
- results and academic transcripts
- student fees
- student ID cards
Raymond Priestly Building (first floor)
(enter via external stairs & balcony,
north side)
T: 8344 4772 (undergraduate)
8344 8016 (postgraduate)
8344 6016 (academic transcripts)
8344 8022 (examinations)
8344 6017 (graduations)
9349 4731 (results for current students)
E: sa-undergrad@unimelb.edu.au
sa-postgrad@unimelb.edu.au
sa-grads@unimelb.edu.au
sa-exams@unimelb.edu.au
www.studentadmin.unimelb.edu.au/student/index.html
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student services information centre
The Student Services Information Centre is the
University's central information point for all students. It provides information
on a wide range of student services, general campus information, online
resources, maps, guides and other printed materials. The staff can also
make referrals and appointments.
159 Barry Street
University Square (cnr Grattan & Barry Street)
T: 8344 1699
or 8344 1696
www.services.unimelb.edu.au
student support centre
The Student Support Centre houses Student Financial
Aid, Student Housing Services, and Careers and Employment. It is located
on the ground floor of the Baldwin Spencer Building.
T: 8344 6650
E: sss-info@unimelb.edu.au
www.services.unimelb.edu.au/sss
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student union advisory service
The Student Union Advisory Service (SUAS) has
trained staff to assist students with a range of academic and personal
issues via free and confidential consultations. Areas that SUAS can assist
with include:
- legal issues
- overseas student issues
- housing issues
- grievances with the University
- special Consideration
- academic rights and assessment
- unsatisfactory progress hearings
- discipline Hearings
- women's issues
- mature-age student's issues
- harassment and discrimination
SUAS
Union House (third floor)
T: 8344 6546
E: suashelp@union.unimelb.edu.au
www.union.unimelb.edu.au/suas
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student union legal service
The Student Union Legal Service provides advice
on general legal issues and problems.
Union House (third floor)
T: 8344 8687
www.union.unimelb.edu.au/legal/
university information centre
The University Information Centre is aimed at
prospective local undergraduate students and the general public, but it
provides a wide range of brochures regarding courses, fees, accommodation,
and student services, as well as campus maps and public lecture programs.
Richard Berry Building
Swanston Street
T: 8344 6543 / 6124
www.services.unimelb.edu.au/admissions/
See also student services information centre (above)
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