Public holiday on Thursday 22 September
What this will mean for classes and assessments
A public holiday on Thursday 22 September has been declared for the National Day of Mourning for Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.
Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II passed away late last week after over 70 years as Queen and Australia’s head of state. As part of the commemoration of her life, a public holiday has been declared for the National Day of Mourning on Thursday 22 September. This means that classes scheduled for Thursday 22 September will not take place.
What does this mean for my classes?
Classes scheduled for Thursday 22 September are cancelled.
Will I be able to attend class on a different day that week?
Arrangements will vary across the University, so keep an eye on Canvas and your University email to find out more about what is happening in your courses.
I have an in-class assessment or in-semester test scheduled for that day, what will happen?
Your unit of study coordinator will communicate with you via email or Canvas.
Will the student centre be closed on the day?
The student centre will be closed on Thursday 22 September.
Will the libraries and study spaces also be closed on the day?
The libraries and study spaces will be accessible and staffed from 10am to 2pm.
If you're in need of assistance or feel unsafe on campus, contact Protective Services. In an emergency, call 000.