These are generally circumstances beyond your control and which have an impact upon your course progress or wellbeing. These could include, but are not limited to:
You will need to supply the relevant supporting documents.
You are required to provide one of the following:
Medical certificates should:
A doctor's certificate or hospital statement showing your expected due date.
Medical certificates should:
A confirmation email from the Student Affairs Unit or another University department.
If you're involved in a legal matter or criminal event, provide:
If you're affected by major political upheaval, a natural disaster or a traumatic experience, provide:
Medical certificates should:
For the bereavement or serious illness of a close family member, such as a parent or grandparent, provide:
Medical certificates should:
If your current childcare arrangement is no longer available, provide a student declaration form (docx, 53KB) explaining the circumstances and your plan for a new arrangement.
If you need to look after a sick child, provide a medical certificate.
Medical certificates should:
Course structure issues fall within compassionate or compelling circumstances and include:
If you don't have enough units available during a semester because you've previously failed a unit or received credit, explain in your application why you can't select a full-time study load, for example:
You will also be required to provide any written advice or approval provided by your faculty or school.
If you're currently on the progression register, an academic adviser from your faculty or school may recommend reducing your study load to help you successfully complete your remaining units.
In this case, your faculty or school may implement a formal intervention strategy.
You are required to provide one of the following:
These include but are not limited to: