Reviews and appeals

Your request for review should:

- be submitted to the Head of Admissions

- clearly state why the decision against which the review is sought is incorrect

Your application for appeal should:

- be submitted to the Vice President Future Students

- clearly state why the decision against which the appeal is being lodged is incorrect. This should not simply repeat what you said in your request for review. Something more or new needs to be provided for a successful appeal. For further details, see Clause 4.3.2. of the Student Review and Appeals Procedure

This decision is not reviewable. You will need to submit an appeal.

Your application for appeal should:

- be submitted to the University Appeals Committee

- include the program name and your student identification number

- clearly state why the decision against which the appeal is being lodged is incorrect. This should not simply repeat what you said in your request for readmission. Something more or new needs to be provided for a successful appeal. For further details, see Clause 4.3.2. of the Student Review and Appeals Procedure

Your request for review should:

- be submitted to the Credit Manager

- clearly state why the decision against which the review is sought is incorrect

Your application for appeal should:

- be submitted to the University Registrar

- clearly state why the decision is incorrect. This should not simply repeat what you said in your request for review. Something more or new needs to be provided for a successful appeal. For further details, see Clause 4.3.2. of the Student Review and Appeals Procedure

Within 10 business days of receiving the outcome of the review.

OR 

within 20 business days of receiving the outcome of the review if you are an international student.

Your application for appeal should:

- be submitted to the University Appeals Committee

- clearly state why the decision to deny late enrolment is incorrect. This should not simply repeat what you said in your request for late enrolment. Something more or new needs to be provided for a successful appeal. For further details, see Clause 4.3.2. of the Student Review and Appeals Procedure

Within 10 business days of receiving the decision.

OR 

within 20 business days of receiving the decision if you are an international student.

This decision is not reviewable. You will need to submit an appeal.

Your application for appeal should:

- be submitted to the University Appeals Committee

- clearly state why the decision to deny late enrolment is incorrect. This should not simply repeat what you said in your request for late enrolment. Something more or new needs to be provided for a successful appeal. For further details, see Clause 4.3.2. of the Student Review and Appeals Procedure

Within 10 business days of receiving the decision.

This decision is not reviewable. You will need to submit an appeal.

Your application for appeal should:

- be submitted to the University Appeals Committee

- clearly state why the decision is incorrect. This should not simply repeat what you said in your request for overload. Something more or new needs to be provided for a successful appeal. For further details, see Clause 4.3.2. of the Student Review and Appeals Procedure

Within 10 business days of receiving the decision.

Your application for appeal should:

- be submitted to the University Appeals Committee

- clearly state why the decision is incorrect. This should not simply repeat what you said in your request for overload. Something more or new needs to be provided for a successful appeal. For further details, see Clause 4.3.2. of the Student Review and Appeals Procedure

Within 10 business days of receiving the decision.

Your request for review should:

- be submitted to the Director of Student Business Services

- include the subject code and subject name

- clearly state why the decision against which the review is sought is incorrect

Your application for appeal should:

- be submitted to the University Registrar

- clearly state why the decision to deny the WWAPFP is incorrect. This should not simply repeat what you said in your request for review. Something more or new needs to be provided for a successful appeal. For further details, see Clause 4.3.2. of the Student Review and Appeals Procedure

Within 10 business days of receiving the outcome of the review.

Your request for review should:

- be submitted to the Director of Student Business Services

- clearly state why the decision is incorrect

Within 10 business days of receiving the decision concerned.

Your application for appeal should:

- be submitted to the University Registrar

- clearly state why the decision by the reviewer is incorrect. This should not simply repeat what you said in your request for review. Something more or new needs to be provided for a successful appeal. For further details, see Clause 4.3.2. of the Student Review and Appeals Procedure

Within 20 business days of receiving the outcome of the review.

This decision is not reviewable. You will need to submit an appeal.

Your application for appeal should:

- be submitted to the University Appeals Committee

- clearly state why the decision against which the appeal is being lodged is incorrect. This should not simply repeat what you said in your original request. Something more or new needs to be provided for a successful appeal. For further details, see Clause 4.3.2. of the Student Review and Appeals Procedure

Within 10 business days of receiving the decision.

Your request for review should:

- be submitted to the Director of Student Business Services

- clearly state why the decision against which the review is sought is incorrect

Within 10 business days of receiving the decision concerned.

Your application for appeal should:

- be submitted to the University Registrar

- clearly state why the decision against which the appeal is being lodged is incorrect. This should not simply repeat what you said in your request for review. Something more or new needs to be provided for a successful appeal. For further details, see Clause 4.3.2. of the Student Review and Appeals Procedure

Within 10 business days of receiving the outcome of the review.

Your application for appeal should:

- be submitted to the Provost

- clearly state why the decision against which the appeal is being lodged is incorrect. This should not simply repeat what you said in your request for review. Something more or new needs to be provided for a successful appeal. For further details, see Clause 4.3.2. of the Student Review and Appeals Procedure

Your application for appeal should:

- be submitted to the University Appeals Committee

- clearly state why the decision against which the appeal is being lodged is incorrect. This should not simply repeat what you said in your request for review. Something more or new needs to be provided for a successful appeal. For further details, see Clause 4.3.2. of the Student Review and Appeals Procedure

Within 10 business days of receiving the decision.

Your request for review should:

- be submitted to the Executive Dean of Faculty or the Head of the University Academic Unit, or delegate

- clearly state why the decision against which the review is sought is incorrect

Within 10 business days of receiving the decision concerned.

Your application for appeal should:

- be submitted to the University Appeals Committee

- clearly state why the decision against which the appeal is being lodged is incorrect. This should not simply repeat what you said in your request for review. Something more or new needs to be provided for a successful appeal. For further details, see Clause 4.3.2. of the Student Review and Appeals Procedure

Within 10 business days of receiving the outcome of the review.

Your request for review should:

- be submitted to the Executive Dean of Faculty or the Head of the University Academic Unit, or delegate

- clearly state why the decision against which the review is sought is incorrect

You need to submit your request for review within 10 business days of receiving the decision concerned.

Your application for appeal should:

- be submitted to the University Appeals Committee

- be submitted in writing by the student affected by the review outcome

- clearly state why the decision against which the appeal is being lodged is incorrect. This should not simply repeat what you said in your request for review. Something more or new needs to be provided for a successful appeal. For further information, see Clause 4.3.2. of the Student Review and Appeals Procedure

Within 10 business days of receiving the outcome of the review.

Denial of request to withdraw without a financial penalty (ie refund of FEE-HELP debt or tuition fees) due to special circumstances

Your request for review should:

- be submitted to the Director of Student Business Services

- clearly state why the decision against which the review is sought is incorrect

Within 10 business days of receiving the decision concerned.

OR

If you are a domestic student who has been denied recrediting of FEE-HELP, you should submit your request for review within 28 days of receiving the decision.

Your application for appeal should:

- be submitted to the University Registrar

- clearly state why the decision against which the appeal is being lodged is incorrect. This should not simply repeat what you said in your request for review. Something more or new needs to be provided for a successful appeal. For further details, see Clause 4.3.2. of the Student Review and Appeals Procedure

Within 10 business days of receiving the outcome of the review.

OR

If you are a domestic student who has been denied recrediting of FEE-HELP, within 28 days of receiving the outcome of the review.

Your request for review should:

- be submitted to the Director of Student Business Services

- clearly state why the decision against which the review is sought is incorrect

Within 10 business days of receiving the decision concerned.

Your application for appeal should:

- be submitted to the University Registrar

- clearly state why the decision against which the appeal is being lodged is incorrect. This should not simply repeat what you said in your request for review. Something more or new needs to be provided for a successful appeal. For further details, see Clause 4.3.2. of the Student Review and Appeals Procedure

Within 10 business days of receiving the outcome of the review.

Your request for review should:

- be submitted to the Director of Student Business Services

- clearly state why the decision against which the review is sought is incorrect

Within 10 business days of receiving the decision concerned.

Your application for appeal should:

- be submitted to the University Registrar

- clearly state why the decision against which the appeal is being lodged is incorrect. This should not simply repeat what you said in your request for review. Something more or new needs to be provided for a successful appeal. For further details, see Clause 4.3.2. of the Student Review and Appeals Procedure

Within 10 business days of receiving the outcome of the review.

Your request for review should:

- be submitted to the Credit Manager

- clearly state why the decision against which the review is sought is incorrect

Within 10 business days of receiving the decision concerned.

Your application for appeal should:

- be submitted to the University Registrar

- clearly state why the decision against which the appeal is being lodged is incorrect. This should not simply repeat what you said in your request for review. Something more or new needs to be provided for a successful appeal. For further details, see Clause 4.3.2. of the Student Review and Appeals Procedure

Within 10 business days of receiving the outcome of the review.

Your request for review should:

- be submitted to the Director of Campus Life

- clearly state why the decision against which the review is sought is incorrect

Within 10 business days of receiving the decision concerned.

Your application for appeal should:

- be submitted to the University Registrar

- clearly state why the decision against which the appeal is being lodged is incorrect. This should not simply repeat what you said in your request for review. Something more or new needs to be provided for a successful appeal. For further details, see Clause 4.3.2. of the Student Review and Appeals Procedure

Within 10 business days of receiving the outcome of the review.

Your request for review should:

- be submitted to the Director of Student Business Services

- clearly state why the decision against which the review is sought is incorrect

Your application for appeal should:

- be submitted to the University Registrar

- clearly state why the decision against which the appeal is being lodged is incorrect. This should not simply repeat what you said in your request for review. Something more or new needs to be provided for a successful appeal. For further details, see Clause 4.3.2. of the Student Review and Appeals Procedure

Your request for review should:

- be submitted to the Director of Student Business Services

- clearly state why the decision against which the review is sought is incorrect.

Within 10 business days of receiving the decision concerned.

Your application for appeal should:

- be submitted to the University Registrar

- clearly state why the decision against which the appeal is being lodged is incorrect. This should not simply repeat what you said in your request for review. Something more or new needs to be provided for a successful appeal. For further details, see Clause 4.3.2. of the Student Review and Appeals Procedure

Within 10 business days of receiving the outcome of the review.

Your application for appeal should:

- be submitted to the University Appeals Committee, through Student Assist 

- include a completed appeal application form and personal statement template (two pages). This should fully explain what prevented you from completing your studies

- include any relevant supporting documentation

- be based on the ground that there were extenuating circumstances that prevented you from completing your studies

If you are a domestic student, within 10 business days of receiving the exclusion notice. 

OR

If you are an international student, you should submit your application for appeal within 20 business days of receiving the exclusion notice. 

Your request for review should:

- be submitted to the Executive Dean of the Faculty or the Head of the University Academic Unit or delegate

- clearly state why the decision against which the review is sought is incorrect

Within 10 business days of receiving the decision concerned.

Your application for appeal should:

- be submitted to the University Appeals Committee

- clearly state why the decision against which the appeal is being lodged is incorrect. This should not simply repeat what you said in your request for review. Something more or new needs to be provided for a successful appeal. For further details, see Clause 4.3.2. of the Student Review and Appeals Procedure.

Within 10 business days of receiving the outcome of the review.

Your request for review should:

- be submitted to the Director of Student Business Services

- clearly state why the decision against which the review is sought is incorrect

Within 10 business days of receiving the decision concerned.

Your application for appeal should:

- be submitted to the University Appeals Committee

- clearly state why the decision against which the appeal is being lodged is incorrect. This should not simply repeat what you said in your request for review. Something more or new needs to be provided for a successful appeal. For further details, see Clause 4.3.2. of the Student Review and Appeals Procedure

Within 10 business days of receiving the outcome of the review.

Your application for appeal should:

- be submitted to the University Appeals Committee

- clearly state why the decision against which the appeal is being lodged is incorrect. This should not simply repeat what you said in your request for review. Something more or new needs to be provided for a successful appeal. For further details, see Clause 4.3.2. of the Student Review and Appeals Procedure

If you are a domestic student, within 10 business days of receiving the exclusion notice. 

OR

If you are an international student, within 20 business days of receiving the exclusion notice.

Your request for review should:

be preceded by consultation with the lead educator about your result (with a view to resolving your concerns);

be in writing;

be submitted to the Associate Dean (SASQ) of the Faculty or equivalent within the University Academic Unit;

clearly provide the reasons for seeking the review (see the Review of Results Procedure).

be submitted only after you visit the Review of Results webpage.

Within 10 business days of receiving the decision concerned.

Your application for appeal should:

- be submitted to the Executive Dean of the Faculty or Head of the University Academic Unit

- include the subject code, subject name and assessment

- clearly state why the decision against which the appeal is being lodged is incorrect. This should not simply repeat what you said in your request for review. Something more or new needs to be provided for a successful appeal. For further details, see Clause 4.3.2. of the Student Review and Appeals Procedure

Within 10 business days of receiving the outcome of the review.

Your request for review should:

- be preceded by consultation with the lead educator about your result (with a view to resolving your concerns)

- be in writing via the online application form (available on eStudent via this link: Review of Results) which will be submitted to the Executive Dean of Faculty of Head of University Academic Unit or delegate

- clearly provide the reasons for seeking the review (see the Review of Results Procedure)

- be submitted only after you visit the Review of Results webpage

*Please be aware that unless your original result was a fail, if there is no change in result following the review, you may be charged a fee of $50 per subject in respect of which a review was requested.

Unless otherwise advised, you should submit your request for review by 5pm on the Friday of Week 1 of the semester following the final assessment or examination (in respect of which you wish to have the result reviewed).

OR 

if you received the result after the official release date of results, you should submit your request for review within 10 business days of the result being published.

Your appeal should:

- be submitted to the University Appeals Committee  

- include the subject code, subject name and assessment where applicable;

- clearly state why the decision against which the appeal is being lodged is incorrect. This should not simply repeat what you said in your request for review. Something more or new needs to be provided for a successful appeal. For further details, see Clause 4.3.2. of the Student Review and Appeals Procedure.

Within 10 business days of receiving the outcome of the review.

Your request for review should:

- be submitted to the Director of Student Success and Wellbeing

- include the subject code, subject name and assessment;

- clearly state why the decision against which the review is sought is incorrect

Within 10 business days of receiving the decision concerned.

Your application for appeal should:

- be submitted to the University Registrar

- include the subject code, subject name and assessment where applicable

- clearly state why the decision against which the appeal is being lodged is incorrect. This should not simply repeat what you said in your request for review. Something more or new needs to be provided for a successful appeal. For further details, see Clause 4.3.2. of the Student Review and Appeals Procedure

Within 10 business days of receiving the outcome of the review.

Your request for review should:

- be submitted to the Director of Student Business Services

- include the subject code, subject name and assessment

- clearly state why the decision against which the review is sought is incorrect

Within 10 business days of receiving the decision concerned.

Your application for appeal should:

- be submitted to the University Registrar

- include the subject code, subject name and assessment where applicable

- clearly state why the decision against which the appeal is being lodged is incorrect. This should not simply repeat what you said in your request for review. Something more or new needs to be provided for a successful appeal. For further details, see Clause 4.3.2. of the Student Review and Appeals Procedure-

Within 10 business days of receiving the outcome of the review.

Your request for review should:

- be submitted to the Associate Dean (SASQ) or equivalent

- include the subject code, subject name and assessment

- clearly state why the decision against which the review is sought is incorrect.

Within 10 business days of receiving the decision concerned.

Your application for appeal should:

- be submitted to the Executive Dean of the Faculty or the Head of the University Academic Unit

- include the subject code, subject name and assessment where applicable

- clearly state why the decision against which the appeal is being lodged is incorrect. This should not simply repeat what you said in your request for review. Something more or new needs to be provided for a successful appeal. For further details, see Clause 4.3.2. of the Student Review and Appeals Procedure

Within 10 business days of receiving the outcome of the review.

Your request for review should:

- be submitted to the Director of Student Business Services

- clearly state why the decision against which the review is sought is incorrect

Within 10 business days of receiving the decision concerned.

Your application for appeal should:

- be submitted to the University Registrar

- clearly state why the decision against which the appeal is being lodged is incorrect. This should not simply repeat what you said in your request for review. Something more or new needs to be provided for a successful appeal. For further details, see Clause 4.3.2. of the Student Review and Appeals Procedure

Within 10 business days of receiving the outcome of the review.

Your request for review should:

- be submitted to the Director of Student Business Services

- clearly state why the decision against which the review is sought is incorrect

Within 10 business days of receiving the decision concerned.

Your application for appeal should:

- be submitted to the University Registrar

- clearly state why the decision against which the appeal is being lodged is incorrect. This should not simply repeat what you said in your request for review. Something more or new needs to be provided for a successful appeal. For further details, see Clause 4.3.2. of the Student Review and Appeals Procedure

Within 10 business days of receiving the outcome of the review.

Your application for appeal should:

- be submitted to the University Appeals Committee

- clearly state why the decision against which the appeal is being lodged is incorrect. This should not simply repeat any information that you gave to the original decision maker. Instead, you should provide relevant grounds explaining why (in your opinion) the original decision was incorrect. For further details, see Clause 4.2 of the Appeals against Findings of Student Misconduct Procedure and Clause 4.3.2. of the  Student Review and Appeals Procedure

Within 10 business days of receiving notice of the decision.

Your application for appeal should:

- be submitted to the University Appeals Committee

- clearly state why the decision against which the appeal is being lodged is incorrect. This should not simply repeat any information that you gave to the original decision maker. Instead, you should provide relevant grounds explaining why (in your opinion) the original decision was incorrect. For further details, see Clause 4.3.2. of the Student Review and Appeals Procedure and Schedule C of that procedure, Appeals against Findings of Student Misconduct.

Within 10 business days of receiving notice of the decision.

OR

If you are an international student, and the decision is to suspend or expel you due to misconduct, you need to submit your application within 20 business days of being notified of this.

Your application for appeal should:

- be submitted to the University Appeals Committee

- clearly state why the decision against which the appeal is being lodged is incorrect. This should not simply repeat any information that you gave to the original decision maker. Instead, you should provide relevant grounds explaining why (in your opinion) the original decision was incorrect. For further details, see Clause 4.2 of the Appeals against Findings of Student Misconduct Procedure and Clause 4.3.2. of the  Student Review and Appeals Procedure

Within 10 business days of receiving notice of the decision.

OR

If you are an international student, and the decision is to suspend or expel you due to misconduct, you need to submit your application within 20 business days of being notified of this.