Accommodation - School of Rural Health - University of Melbourne

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Electrical items purchased overseas: please note that many electrical items imported from overseas do not meet Australian Standards and are not to be used in any student accommodation facility. This includes any electrical items requiring an adaptor because the cord has an overseas plug. Overseas plugs and overseas plugs used with adaptors do not meet Australian standards and are not to be used in student accommodation facilities. Some items with a transformer, i.e. laptop computer, can be resolved by the purchase of an inexpensive universal cable which plugs directly into the transformer and Australian wall socket. X X How and when testing takes place: you will be notified of the electrical testing date in advance and asked to leave all personal electrical items out and accessible on your desk/bed/floor for testing. (All testing is undertaken by a University appointed electrician or competent person.) It is the resident’s responsibility to ensure that personal equipment is available for testing and tagging on the testing date, or when requested to do so. All new or additional electrical items brought into the residence during your stay must be declared to administration for testing and tagging, which is in accordance with University policy. A - Z Guide to Student Accommodation What happens if my electrical items fail the test: the electrical tester will take any failed equipment to your local campus reception. Failed electrical items will not be returned to you whilst you remain a resident of the University’s accommodation facility unless they are repaired and pass testing. You may request that the item be repaired & retested – this will be at your cost. Alternatively, faulty items will be returned to you upon checkout from the accommodation. Faulty equipment is a safety risk to all residents and your cooperation with these testing requirements is appreciated. Equipment and Other Facilities Word processing, photocopying and scanning facilities are available in each of the hospital libraries. Library staff are available to assist you with database searches. Ballarat - students have access to the Dunvegan Student Retreat at the rear of the RHAC Building. There is a fully equipped kitchen (no stove); dining/lounge room/locker area; there is a computer lab with study area; a bathroom with toilet and shower. Ballarat Health Services – photocopying and printing costs – 15¢ per page, see Library staff for payments. Overhead transparencies are also available for purchase. Benalla - students have access to the Michael Long Education Centre on the hospital campus. This facility has computers and a printer for student use. Echuca - students have access to the Education Centre on the hospital campus. This facility has computers and a printer available for student use. Mansfield - students have access to the Portable on the hospital campus. This facility has a computer and printer available for student use. Access to the Portable should be requested via Reception or the Nurses Station. 34 Shepparton - students have after hours access to Conference Room 1 and the Staffroom at the rear of the office building. Access to both rooms is via swipe card.
Goulburn Valley Health – photocopy cards ($2.20 and $5.50) may be purchased from Library staff. Overhead transparencies are also available for purchase. EndNote is available for overnight loading onto personal computers. Wangaratta - students may use the Chalet kitchen and staff room during office hours. NorthEast Health Wangaratta – End Note is available for overnight loan for loading onto personal computers (in Wangaratta this is available in the Library). Students have access to student lounge and facilities. Yarrawonga - students have access to the Education Centre on the hospital campus. This facility has a computers and a printer available for student use. Fees and Charges - Semester 1, 2012 (Semester 2, 2012 to be advised) Accommodation Bond (Refundable) Rural Health Academic Centre sponsored University of Melbourne, Allied Health and Medical Students University of Melbourne Elective Students Other Australian Universities - Allied Health and Medical Students (Including Elective Students) including UDRH Supported International Students from Australian Universties - Allied Health and Medical Students International Students from Overseas Universities - Allied Health and Medical Students University of Melbourne - Holiday rate (Semester Breaks) Partners of Students (subject to availability and community living considerations) Non Student Other Linen Hire Bike Hire (per Semester) Lost Keys/Access Cards Mobile Garage Key (Benalla) $90.00 $50.00 for Short Term Accommodation $40.00 per week $40.00 per week $80.00 per week $150.00 per week $150.00 per week $80.00 per week $110.00 per week $150.00 per week $50.00 (non refundable) $50.00 (refundable) $20.00 per item The Rural Health Academic Centre reserves the right to amend the rates should this be necessary to cover increased costs. Fees and charges must be paid to the RHAC by the due date. Any costs incurred in the collection of outstanding fees will be charged to the resident. Failure to pay fees and charges as required will cause examination results to be withheld. Please note that persistent bad debtors will be required to pay 70% of their accommodation fees upfront prior to being able to access University of Melbourne accommodation. 35 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z A - Z Guide to Student Accommodation
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