Advocacy (ăd’və-kə-sē)
1. giving aid to a cause or position; 2. support for people who are thought likely to be disregarded or to have difficulty in gaining attention, so that their opinion is listened to.
Usually, you will get along just fine with the University, but every now and then things may not go according to plan. There are quite a few rules that regulate your time as a student, and they can be insanely confusing. If you have a problem with the uni, or the uni has a problem with you, you may want to get advice. That’s where we come in.
Graduate, undergraduate, domestic and international students are welcome to use this free and confidential advocacy service. If you need assistance, please contact us here.
Assessment Disputes
Feedback, penalties and disputing grades.
Special Consid or Fee Remission
Applications, outcomes and disputing decisions — get help!
Course Academic Progress (CAPC)
At Risk, Show Cause hearings and appeals — advice and assistance.
Grievances and Complaints
Advice on making a complaint or disputing a decision.
Misconduct
Academic or General - get the facts and ask for help.
Appeals to the Academic Board
Need to appeal a decision - here's how.
Selection Appeals
Didn't get an offer? Find out what you can do.
Intellectual Property
Your rights, responsibilities and where to go for advice.
Supervision
Some tips for working with your supervisor.
Effective Communication
Want to maximise your chances of a positive response? Tips for co
Exam Tips
Check your pockets! And other tips on getting through exams.
Discrimination
How to identify and report discrimination.
Sexual Harassment
What to do if you encounter sexual harassment.
Bullying
What to look out for and how to address it.
Advocacy Blog
Read the latest!
Volunteer
Want to give back, while gaining some great skills?
