Coronavirus (COVID-19):
student advice and support
Find out about changes to your studies and the support services available to you.
Update on restrictions 21 July 2021
University buildings including libraries and study spaces are currently closed unless being accessed for an approved safe study space, approved research or other approved activity. If you need a safe study space on campus, you can submit a request.
If you have on-campus classes timetabled, there is no need to change your class allocations to online options. Most classes will be delivered online until we can return to campus and some essential in-person activities may be rescheduled to later in the teaching period. Subject coordinators will advise you of temporary alternative class arrangements, via the LMS.
Stop 1, students services and the Library including the Print Retrieval service are available through virtual delivery. The University Health Service is still open if you need medical care.
If you do attend campus, please remember it is mandatory to scan the QR code to check in to each space you enter on campus.
When Victorian restrictions change, a further update will be provided. Please monitor your student email.
COVID-19 and your studies
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Course and subject delivery
Find out about subject delivery and assessment modes while COVID-19 travel restrictions and COVIDSafe guidelines are in place.
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Coming to campus
Access our COVIDSafe guidelines and checklist for coming to campus, including the COVIDSafe module you need to complete in the LMS before you come to campus for the first time in 2021.
Advice for specific cohorts
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International students
Keep yourself updated with the latest travel advice, support services and FAQs.
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Graduate researchers
FAQs on managing your candidature, scholarships, taking leave, support and more.
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Exchange and study abroad
Updates for student on, or planning to go on, exchange overseas.
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Prospective students
What you need to know if you've applied or have an offer to study with us.
Further support
The University has a range of health and wellbeing services available to support you during the COVID-19 pandemic. If you require further assistance, you can also submit an enquiry to Stop 1 for advice, or get in touch with UMSU or the GSA.