Study reimagined

To help you get the most out of our services and collections, we will:

• Provide you with access to the information and resources you need.
• Provide you with expert advice via chat, phone and email.
• Provide you with access to borrow our physical collections on campus. If you are unable to visit our campuses, we will send physical collection items to your home address with free return postage.
• Send you email and SMS notifications when items are available for collection and reminders to return Library items on time.

To make the most of your Library experience, we ask that you:

• Return your loans on time.
• Take care of the items you borrow from the Library.
• Check your University email account and respond to any notices from the Library.
• Engage and communicate with our staff in a respectful and appropriate manner.

HECS-HELP is a loan program providing eligible Commonwealth-supported students with financial assistance from the Australian Government. Through this program, the government covers the study costs as a loan, which is repaid once your income meets the compulsory repayment threshold. For more details, please visit the Australian Government's Study Assist website.

Austudy and Abstudy are forms of financial assistance for full-time students from the Australian Government. You will need to contact Centrelink to determine your eligibility.

See the Australian Government's Department of Human Services students and trainees page for eligibility information.

• Austudy
• Abstudy

To be eligible for HECS-HELP you must be an Australian citizen or on a Humanitarian Visa with a valid tax file number. Other eligibility requirements apply; see the Australian Government's Study Assist website.

Yes, pre-service teachers are required to attend the placement every day to meet the requirements for teaching. Attending every day demonstrates pre-service teacher teachers can maintain a sustained teaching period.