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44 University Rutes 17. ia 19. Where an oral examination is conduded, a second member shouto be present during the examination. staff Sbxients shouto keep originals and coptes of all essays, assignments or reports submitted in any subjed, as spedal constoeration may involve ttie reconstoeration of ttiat woric, and ttiey must be prepared to resubmit such work immediately upon request. Appeal A shtoent whose request for spedal constoeration has been rejeded may appeal in writing to the relevant Dean within 21 days of the giving of the dedsion by ttie Academic Unit. PASS TERMINATING The award of ttie grade of Pass Tenninating will prohibit a student progressing to the next subjed in a sequence for which ttie subjed in which ttie Pass Tenninating is awarded is a pre-requisite. However, sfodents are not prevented ftxim repeating a subjed for which a Pass Tenninating has been awarded. APPLICATION FOR AN ACADEMIC AWARD Applications for admission to a (Jegree, diploma or assodate diploma must be made on ttie appropriate form and by ttie due date for each session. It is the students responsibility to make an application to have an award conferred AMENDMENTS TO ACADEMIC RECORDS, REASSESSMENT OF GRADES There are three ways in which you may apply to have your academic record amended. 1. Enrolment Error If, as a result of an enrolment error, you have either: (a) received a FAIL' grade for a subjed for which you were fonnally enrolted, but dto not attempt; or (b) not received a result for a subjed whtoh you attempted, but for which you were not fonmally enrolled; you may make appltoation to have ttie necessary amendment made to your academic record Applications must also be accompanied by a letter giving retevant details. An academto record will be amended in spedal drcumstances only The application will be assessed and if it is detennined ttiat tte error was the fault of the sfodent, ttie $80.00 charge will be pato prior to your academic record being altered. You shouto note ttiat where an application to amend your academic record by adding a subjed for which you are nd enrolled is successfol, you are required to discharge ttie inaeased Higher Education Contribution Scheme (HECS) charge on ttie same basis that the original HECS liability was to tie discharged, te, either up-front or deferred payment. Applications must be made to the Student Enquiries Office no later than two weeks after ttie release of examination results. Z Late Withdrawal If you withdraw from: (a) an Aufomn session sutijed or a Spring session subjed after ttie end of tte eightii week but before ttie end of tte twelfth week ofttie session of offer or (b) a Summer session subjed after ttie end of ttie third week but before the end ofthe fifth week ofttie Summer session; or (c) a doubte or biple sesston subjed after ttie end of ttie second week but before ttie end of ttie eightti week ofttie second sesston in which ttie subjed is offered; you will be awarded a grade of FAIL'. However, if ttiere are medical, compassionate or ottier acceptabte reasons for ttie late wittidrawal, ttie Course Rutes allow for you to apply to have ttie "FAIL' amended to 'DISCONTINUED'. Applications for such amendments may be made at ttie Student Enquiries Office and need to be supported by appropriate documentary evtoence. It is not possibte to withdraw from subjeds after ttie end of ttie twelfth week of session for sessional subjeds, the end of ttie fifth week of ttie Summer session for Summer session subjeds, or ttie end of ttie eighth week ofttie second sesston of offer for doubte or triple session subjeds. 3. Reassessment of Mark/Grade If you feel that the mart< or grade you have been awarded for a subject is not indicative of your perfonnance or ttiat ttiere may have been ai error in detenmining your mart< or grade, you should approach ttie ledurer(s) concemed to discuss the matter. If, after ttiis discussion, you feel ttie mari< or grade is not con-ed, you shouto approach ttie Head of ttie Unit responsible for ttie subjed to discuss the matter forther. After you have taken these steps and you still feel the marie or grade is not corred, you may write to ttie Dean of ttie Faculty, setting out the reasons you believe the mari< or grade is nd corred and advising the Dean of ttie member(s) of staff with whom you have discussed the matter. The Dean will respond in writing after he/she has taken whatever advice is required. Applications to the Dean should be made no later than two weeks after the release of the examination results. If you are nd satisfied with ttie outcome, you may ttien approach ttie Dean of Students and request a forther investigation ofttie matter. Finally, if you belteve there has been a lack of due process in the reassessment procedure outlined above, you may appeal, within two weeks of receiving ttie response from ttie Dean, to ttie Academic Review Committee to review ttie matter. The tetter of appeal must state folly ttie reasons for your appeal and indude any relevant documentary evtoence to support your appeal. Please note, however, ttiat ttie Committee's rote is to ensure ttiat due process has been followed - the Committee's role is not to reassess ttie academic quality of the wort< CAMPUS ACCESS AND ORDER PART I - PRELIMINARY 1. Preamble The grounds of ttie University d Wollongong are private property and ttie University Coundl has tte right to regulate access to the grounds and to control ttie entry of vehides and their operations within those grounds. Z Commencement These Rules came into operation in this form on 11 August 1989. The Rules incorporate ttie "Rules for tte Contrd of Motor Vehides Entering ttie Grounds of ttie University of Wollongong", previously approved by Coundl in 1985. 1 Parts The Rules are divtoed into three parts, as follows: PART I Preliminary PART II Access to and Order on Campus PART III Traffic and Pari
(iii) "Perm/fs" means Category 1, Category 2, Disabled, Motor Cycles, Additional arto Daily Penmits issued in accordance with these Rules; (iv) "Authorised Persons" means ttie Vice-Chancellor and Principal, ttie Vice-Principal (Administration), ttie University Librarian, members ofthe University Security Staff and senior members of ttie University staff so designated by ttie Vice- Chancellor and Prindpal for the purposes of these Rutes; (v) "Memtoers of Sfaff" indudes, for ttie purposes of these Rules, foil-time, part-time and casual employees of the University of Wollongong and its assodated companies, centres, restoential comptexes and employees of the Union and its tenants. Sports Assodation, Students' Representative Coundl, lllawarra Technology Corporation and its tenants and ottier groups/lxxjies/ organisations/companies as specified from time to time by ttie Vice-Chancellor and Principal for ttie purposes of these Rutes; (vi) "Students" indudes full-time and part-time students of ttie University of Wollongong. (vii) "Disabled Person" means a person w/ho possesses an obvtous visible disability or a disability supported by certification from a qualified medical praditioner or who is in possession of a valid "Disabled Persons Partying Authority" issued by an Australian or State Government Authority; (viii) Temporarily Disabled Person" means a person under a temporary disability supported by certification from a qualified meijical praditioner. PART II - ACCESS TO AND ORDER ON CAMPUS 1. Persons Eligible for Entry Persons in ttie following categories may have access to tte campus: (i) a member of ttie University Coundl or of Convocation or a Fellow ofthe University; (ii) a member of staff entering or remaining on campus in consequence of being an emptoyee; (iii) a sfodent entering or remaining on campus in consequence of undertaking studtes or research; (iv) a person who hotos a penmit auttiorising entry to ttie campus and who has observed all conditions, if any, to which tte authority contained in the penmit is subjed; (v) a member of ttie Common-wealth or State Police Forces requested by an authorised person to enter and remain on tte campus for ttie purposes of proteding persons or property; and (vi) a person who othenwise has valto reason to be on the campus, provtoed entry has not been prohibited by an authorised person. Z Traffic Access 1 Pedestrians, bicydes, vehides which display a pennit issued in accordance with ttiese Rules, vehides making delivery of goods onjered by ttie University, vehides iDperated by contradors to the University, vehides picking up or setting down passengers or any other vehicte pennitted to enter from time to time by an authorised person may have access to tte campus. 2 All persons having access to ttie campus whether or nd in charge of a vehicte shall condud themselves and/or use their vehides in a safe arto proper manner at all times in accordance with the Occupational Health and Safety Ad 1983. 3 All vehides and bicydes which have access to ttie campus shall be driven and pari
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POLITICS COURSES OFFERED The follow
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SOC921 Special Topic in Sociologica
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134 Faculty of Commerece SCHEDULE 7
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142 Facutty of Commerce MANAGEMENT
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