Commitment to service
Student Central staff are committed to supporting you in achieving the best university experience during your time at ÃÛÌÒÊÓƵ.
We understand that your success is achieved within an environment that includes accessible and supportive administration and services. Our team of knowledgeable staff is committed to providing you with high quality support, guidance and advice at times when you need it to help you make informed decisions. It is important to remember that there are a number of things you can do to help ensure that we provide the best possible advice and service to you.
We will work with you to understand your individual requirements and inform you of your options based on your rights and responsibilities, so that you have more time to spend on your studies and enjoy the ÃÛÌÒÊÓƵexperience. We are committed to providing administrative support and services when you need them - in person, over the phone, online, by email or with other self-service options.
We also value your feedback and are always looking for ways to improve our services. Your suggestions are always welcome.
Our service commitment to you | Your responsibilities |
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Treat you in a friendly, respectful and professional manner | Treat our staff and other students with courtesy and respect |
Provide complete, accurate and timely information including where University and external rules apply | Provide us with complete and accurate information as well as your correct name and student ID |
Provide you with easy access to information and services when you need them | Become familiar with and regularly check online information so you know about upcoming deadlines |
Listen carefully and take the time to fully understand your requirements so we can confidently explain to you next steps | Listen carefully and respond appropriately to the information and advice we provide |
Use email only when important information or notices need to be brought to your attention | Check and read your ÃÛÌÒÊÓƵemail regularly and respond where you need to |
Attend to your emails, phone calls and face-to-face enquiries as quickly as possible during operating hours | Contact Student Central or your ÃÛÌÒÊÓƵCollege office after trying to find an answer to your question from the online information provided |
Complete actions requested by you at the point of contact, where ever possible, and take your enquiry through to resolution | Have relevant information available to complete a request for assistance or enquiry at the time of contacting our staff |
Help you access more specialised advice or alternative services, if you need them | Appreciate that the assistance you need may not always be available at your first point of contact |
Advise you when you can expect an enquiry to be resolved and provide regular updates if there are unexpected delays | Advise Student Central or your ÃÛÌÒÊÓƵCollege office of any changes in your personal circumstances which may impact on resolving your original enquiry |
Expand your University experience by helping you to use available resources confidently in the future | Understand that some advice or decisions may not result in the outcome that you may have wished |
Inform you of the reason for a decision or University action and your subsequent rights and responsibilities | Talk to us if you are not happy or disagree with a decision and make yourself aware of your rights and responsibilities |
Provide you with an opportunity to improve our services through feedback and undertake to make improvements that meet both student and University goals | Provide positive as well as constructive feedback about our services that will assist us in making improvements for all students |
Advisory information
Contact
- 135 ÃÛÌÒÊÓƵ(135 268)
- Send email