Faculty Student Office
Faculty noticeboards
Advice to students on good academic practice
Academic misconduct
Submission of assignments
Student administration matters
Faculty Centres and Professorial Research Units

Faculty Student Office

Location

KG05.3.97 (Level 3, Building 5, Kuring-gai campus)

Hours

Monday to Friday, 9.00 a.m. – 4.30 p.m.

Postal address

PO Box 222, Lindfield NSW 2070

Email address

nmh@uts.edu.au

Web address

www.nmh.uts.edu.au

The Faculty Student Office is both the initial and primary point of contact for all students. Students should deal with the Student Office in all matters affecting their studies. This includes enrolment, exemptions, timetable matters, examination and assessment, as well as a wide range of student administration procedures.

The Faculty Student Office is staffed by two Student Advisers who are available to provide information and advice to students on administrative and related matters.

Julie Funnell
telephone (02) 9514 5021
fax (02) 9514 5513

Jo Forbes
telephone (02) 9514 5202

Faculty noticeboards

Faculty noticeboards are used to keep students informed about important matters, including general and nursing practice information. Students should familiarise themselves with the locations of the noticeboards and should continually check them for new information.

Noticeboard locations

Submission of assignments

All assignments should be submitted through the Assignment Box around the corner from the Faculty Student Office (KG05.3) and must be accompanied by an assignment cover sheet which is available there.

Postgraduate students should consult their subject outlines for details of any alternative arrangements made by examiners for the submission of assignments.

The assignment submission date is recorded by the Faculty Student Office.

Do not use plastic folders or sleeves when lodging assignments.

If students are posting assignments, they must arrive at the Faculty on or before the due date.

Extensions

Applications for an extension of time for the completion of assignments must be made in writing on the appropriate form available from outside the Assignment Box or from the Faculty Student Office. Extensions can only be granted by subject examiners or their nominee. Generally, an extension is only granted in the case of verifiable medical grounds or other serious matters.