Curtin University A-Z Guide

Back to StartD-EECURTIN Careers ServiceIncreasingly, employers are looking forgraduates with more than just greatmarks. They want someone who ispassionate and enthusiastic about theirchosen industry, a graduate who canthink creatively and use their initiativeto solve problems. It is never too earlyor too late to start thinking seriouslyabout your career. Check with your localCurtin provider regarding what CareerServices they offer.In addition, you can check out theCurtin web site careers.curtin.edu.auand think seriously about where youwould like your university degree totake you.Deferred andSupplementaryExaminationssee AssessmentDefinitionssee handbook - handbook.curtin.edu.au/definitions.htmlDiversityCurtin recognises respects and valuesthe diversity of its students, staff andthe Curtin community. The University’sDiversity policy and supportingprocedures outline its commitment tovaluing diversity and cultural sensitivityin teaching and all other areas of theUniversity’s operation. It recognises andbuilds on the many different culturesthat make up the Curtin community.For more information visit the Ethics,Equity and Social Justice websiteeesj.curtin.edu.auDocument Feessee Administrative Fees & ChargesEmail AccessYour student email account is accessedvia OASIS: oasis.curtin.edu.au. Toaccess your email, click on the EmailInbox link in the My Email channel onyour OASIS Welcome tab. Your emailaccount is for your own personaluse, and is often used by tutors andlecturers to contact students, or foryour Faculty to send informationthat may be of interest to you. Whenemailing the University, it is stronglyrecommended that you use yourstudent email account, as some areasof the University will not communicatewith a non-Curtin email address forprivacy and security reasons.English Language Supportsee UniEnglishNew StudentsEnrolmentsAll students will be contacted by theirlocal Curtin provider and provided withthe enrolment deadline. Students MUSTattend enrolment sessions conductedby the local Curtin provider and you willbe required to bring the following;• Letter of Offer• Enrolment form• Passport-size photograph for yourCurtin Student ID Card• Proof of payment of tuition feesRe-Enrolling StudentsIf you have completed a study period(eg semester, trimester) and arecontinuing in the same course, you areconsidered to be a re-enrolling student.Before the start of each term, yourlocal Curtin provider will advise you ofthe enrolment deadline. Students areresponsible for their own enrolment.Check all forms and notices carefullyand observe all deadlines. If you missthe enrolment deadline there may be aAUD$75 penalty for late re-enrolmentpayable to Curtin via your local Curtinprovider.Re-enrolment can be done via OASISOfficial Communication Channel (OCC)(where available). If online re-enrolmentor class registration is not availableat your local Curtin provider you willbe advised of the procedure to followfor a manual re-enrolment and classregistration. For manual re-enrolmentstudents are to provide:• Curtin Student ID Card• Enrolment form• Proof of payment of tuition feesStudents may only study units in whichthey are officially enrolled.Page 13 Page 14