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Chapter 14: Frequently asked questions 14.30 Graduation 14.30.1 Is there only one graduation ceremony? 14.30.2 Can I choose to graduate in absentia? 14.31 Homepage 14.32 The Hub 14.32.1 What is the Student Hub? 86 Refer to the Graduation website at http://www.graduation.rmit.edu.au. You may also email queries directly to graduation@rmit.edu.au or call them at 99259199. When you have completed the courses required for your program, you may apply (online, or using a paper form) to graduate at a graduation ceremony, or in absentia. Graduation ceremonies are held in Melbourne, Vietnam, Singapore, Malaysia and Hong Kong. The Melbourne Graduation Ceremony is usually held in mid-December. If you apply for a graduation ceremony, you will receive your award at that ceremony, provided you meet the online deadlines to book and pay for tickets, gown rental, etc. Yes. If you choose to graduate in absentia, your award will be posted to your mailing address, as it appears in the graduation database; you can update this address online. In absentia applications are checked and approved at the end of each month, and the testamurs are posted during the following month. See also “Letter of Completion” on page 88. The homepage for postgraduate programs can be found at: http://www.rmit.edu.au/csit/postgraduate. The Hub is a new student services centre. It is designed to make it easier and more convenient for RMIT students and staff to access service, advice and information. Some of the things you can do at the Hub are: • Get a copy of your Transcript or Confirmation of Enrolment • Get a travel concession card form stamped • Change your address • Get help with managing your study time • Find out about housing options • Get directions around the campus • Access online learning support • Speak to a professional teaching and learning services professionals • Find out about services for students with a disability • Attend a health education seminar or drop-in session • Book a room • Enquire about studying overseas on an exchange program • Look into scholarships available to RMIT students • Get a referral to the ATSI unit • Gain career advice, interview skills and resume writing • Obtain financial advice • Support for International Students • Attend a study skills workshop • Find out about daily activities and events on at RMIT • Browse through online databases and reference materials The Hub is located at: Building 12, Level 4. For more information you can email: thehub@rmit.edu.au or visit the website at: http://www.rmit.edu.au/students/aboutthehub
14.33 International Students 14.33.1 I am having some settling in problems. I need advice on various facets of Australian life and studying at RMIT. Who can help me? 14.33.2 It’s an emergency. Who can I contact out of hours? 14.33.3 What are the English requirements to get into the Program? 14.33.4 English is not my first language and I would like some assistance in the proof reading of assignments that I have done. Where can I get help for this? 14.33.5 I am an international student and I am having some problems paying fees. Chapter 14: Frequently asked questions Please arrange to see one of the Teaching and Learning Advisors, Kathleen Lynch, Cecily Walker or Jeanette Holkner. Kathleen is located in Building 10, Level 9, Room 1. Her telephone number is 99255251. She can be reached via email at koto@cs.rmit.edu.au or fax on 96621617. Cecily is located in Building 10, Level 10, Room 1. Her telephone phone number is 99255088. She can be reached via email at cwalker@cs.rmit.edu.au or fax on 96621617. Jeanette is located in Building 14, level 10, room 08. Her telephone number is 9925 9809. She can be reached via email at jeanette@cs.rmit.edu.au or fax on 9662 1617. Once you have a CSIT computer account, you can arrange to meet Kathleen or Cecily by booking online via: https://inside.cs.rmit.edu.au/staffbooking/ An after-hours emergency number is 99253999. If it is a security matter, please ring security on 99253333 (8am to 5pm) or 92253895 (after hours). Generally students need to have achieved an overall score of 6.5 under IELTS, with no less than a 6.0 score on any one of the IELTS bands. If you have difficulty with your English or would like to undertake English lessons, you can contact RMIT English Worldwide formerly CELL (Centre for English Language Learning) via: http://www.rmitenglishworldwide.com/ If you are not confident with your written English, and you would like an assignment proof read, you are strongly advised to contact the Learning Skills Unit (LSU) to book an individual one-hour appointment with an LSU advisor. There is a high demand for their limited number individual appointments so you must ring the LSU to make an appointment as early as possible. This service is free of charge. LSU contact details: Main office: Building 94, Level 3, 23-27 Cardigan St, Carlton Phone: 9925 4488 Fax: 9925 4892 The LSU also offers a wide range of free workshops in academic learning skills for all RMIT students. Additionally, the Learning Resource Centre at the Hub (City campus, Building 12, Level 4) is a room full of resources designed to support students with learning skills, study techniques, writing, English language development, etc. For more information about the LSU workshops and the Learning Resource Centre, go to http://aps.eu.rmit.edu.au/lsu/services/index.html. Please see a fees officer at RMIT International Services - Building 108, Level 4 (Bourke Street). If you require assistance speaking to the fees officer, please see one of our Teaching and Learning Advisors (see page 102). 87
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