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Getting started
There is a lot to learn when you are starting out as a graduate researcher. Get familiar with your course, find your way around the University and get access to all the resources you need to achieve your academic goals.
Roles and responsibilities
Learn about what the University expects from you as a candidate, as well as what you can expect in return. Find guidelines to help you work effectively with your supervisors and carry out responsible research.
Being a candidate
Find out what you need to do to maintain your enrolment as a graduate researcher, such as passing confirmation and attending progress reviews. There's also information to help you make changes to your enrolment and resolve problems if they arise.
- Pre-confirmation
- Confirmation
- Reviewing my progress
- At risk of unsatisfactory progress
- Unsatisfactory progress
- Making changes
- Resolving issues
- Taking leave
- Study Away
- Finishing on time
- Request an evidence of enrolment or evidence of qualification statement
- Being a joint PhD candidate
- Graduate Research Tenured Study Spaces
Developing my skills
There are a range of courses and opportunities available to help you get the most out of your learning experience.
Preparing my thesis
The approach to writing your thesis will vary by discipline. Resources, programs and workshops are available to help you along the way.
Examination
Before you submit your thesis or creative equivalent, there's some important steps you must take. Information, support and guidance is provided at every stage of your examination.
Planning my future
Access a range of resources and supporting information to help you plan your career.
Getting support
Find key contacts, get help navigating difficulties or hardships and access a range of support services to assist you while you're a graduate researcher.
Surveys
Access more information about our student surveys.