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Caseworker Help

Our Caseworkers provide FREE, independent and confidential advice to Sydney University Undergraduate Students.
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SRC Caseworkers assist students with academic and welfare issues. We provide FREE, independent and confidential advice & support including:

  • Academic rights & appeals
  • Special Consideration & special arrangements
  • HECS & fee refunds, Academic misconduct & dishonesty allegations
  • Show Cause & Exclusion
  • Centrelink
  • Financial issues
  • Tenancy & accommodation
  • Harassment & discrimination

The SRC acknowledges the escalation of the conflict in the Middle East and would like to assure all students wishing to access our service that the SRC provides free and confidential advice in a safe, welcoming and supportive environment.

For support with mental health issues please contact Student Life, Wellbeing and Support webpage We hope that you are looking after yourselves while supporting your peers at this time. If you are in immediate danger please contact 000. If you are concerned for your safety on campus security on 1800 793 457 or 9351 3333.


Contact a Caseworker

If you need more advice about your specific situation, contact an SRC Caseworker by completing the contact form (below)

 

 

 

The SRC takes its privacy responsibilities seriously, protects any personal information provided, and only uses this information to provide advice.


News and Artices

Discontinuing a subject after the Census date

If you need discontinue a subject late in the semester after the Census date, make sure you understa

Time Management Tips & Resources for students

A good place to start is with the Learning Hub’s information on how to make a daily timetable, for

Drugs, Alcohol & Gambling: Where to get help

Dont' hesitate to seek help if you feel you have a problem with drugs, alcohol or gambling.

Supporting Documentation

Applying for Special Consideration, Discontinue Not Fail or Show Good Cause? Make sure you have the

Dealing with Deadlines

Tips an resources for staying on track with your coursework and deadlines

Get Your Bond or Deposit Back When You Leave a Rental Home

You can maximise the likelihood of getting your bond back when you move out by doing some forward pl

Are You Ready For Exams?

Here's some tips to help you better prepare for exams

Working Students: Your Rights as a Worker

All workers in Australia have the same working rights, including international students

Your rights as a boarder or lodger

If your landlord (or their agent) lives in your home, it is likely that you are considered a boarder

Census date, 31 March or 31 August

CENSUS - The rules are different this year

The census date for standard semesters is 31st March in first semester and 31st August in second sem

Student misconduct & academic dishonesty

What to do if you receive an allegation of misconduct or academic dishonesty

The Learning Hub's resources can make your study easier

You can improve your academic skills and learn where to go for information and support.

Mental Health Services: Get Help with Stress and Anxiety

There resources available through the University and in the broader community that you might find he

Students Beware of Pay Day Loans!

For the vast majority of situations, pay day loans are absolutely horrendous and best avoided.

Navigating Centrelink - Tips for Students.

Centrelink is a difficult organisation to deal with at the best of times. Here are some tips on how

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What is Contract Cheating?

The University considers contract cheating very seriously. It puts your integrity and the integrity

 

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Departments

  • Autonomous Collective Against Racism (ACAR)

    ACAR is an autonomous space that organises around issues relating to people of colour, in activist and educational ways from a student perspective.

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    Autonomous Collective Against Racism (ACAR)
  • Disabilities Collective and Caregivers Network

    The University of Sydney Disabilities Collective is an autonomous collective of the University of Sydney Students' Representative Council (SRC).

    Category
    Disabilities Collective and Caregivers Network
  • Education Action Group (EAG)

    The Sydney University Education Action Group (EAG) campaigns on education issues including fighting for free education and stopping course cuts.

    Category
    Education Action Group (EAG)
  • Enviro Collective

    The Enviro Collective, is the official environmental group of the SRC.

    Category
    Enviro Collective
  • First Nations Department

    We are a dedicated group of First Nations activists and allies at the University of Sydney.

    Category
    First Nations Department
  • Global Solidarity
    Category
    Global Solidarity
  • Intercampus
    Category
    Intercampus
  • Interfaith
    Category
    Interfaith
  • International Students Collective

    The International Students' Collective (ISC) is an SRC Collective that exists to represent and orgaanise around the interests of international students.

    Category
    International Students Collective
  • Mature age students
    Category
    Mature age students
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