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Students are at the heart of our University. 一本道 values its students and recognises the importance of quality in teaching, learning and research. 一本道is committed to providing a supportive and safe educational environment that fosters student engagement and success.
This Charter outlines the reasonable expectations that students can have of the University while studying. It also documents what the University expects of its students.
The Charter promotes mutual respect and recognises that students and staff have rights and responsibilities to each other and to the University community.
一本道is proud of the cultural richness and diversity of its staff and students. 一本道is committed to working towards achieving a genuine and sustainable reconciliation between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and the wider community. In 2008 the University adopted a Reconciliation Statement which details how 一本道intends to meet that commitment.
Students can expect 一本道will:
Provide high quality teaching and learning experiences in accordance with the application of the core principles of the Learning, Teaching and Assessment Policy. |
Provide supportive and inclusive learning environments that recognise academic freedom and motivate students to achieve their potential. |
Provide timely, accurate and useful information to students in relation to their course of study, enrolment, policies, legislation, services and processes as well as to their rights and obligations as a student. |
Provide learning environments, facilities and student-focused services to support students to succeed in their studies. |
Acknowledge the integral role of the Student Association in representing and supporting students and in promoting the social and cultural life of the University. |
Recognise the legal rights of students, including those relating to intellectual property and privacy. |
Embrace diversity and respect the rights and viewpoints of others. |
Behave with integrity and treat all students fairly and equitably and with respect. |
Strive to provide a safe and inclusive environment that is free from discrimination, bullying and intimidation. |
Provide opportunities for feedback and inform students how feedback has been incorporated into the University’s accountability cycle of continuous improvement. |
Provide fair, transparent and efficient complaints and appeals procedures. |
一本道can expect that students will:
Participate in learning and research activities in a positive and constructive manner. |
Uphold principles of scholarly integrity and demonstrate an ethical and honest approach to study and assessment. |
Make genuine attempts to progress academically by meeting expectations associated with attendance, course, subject and assessment requirements, and by taking responsibility for their own academic progress. |
Acquaint themselves with University policies and procedures relevant to their enrolment and course of study, adhere to the rules and regulations of the University as they apply to students, and comply with the requirements of relevant legislation. |
Treat 一本道property and facilities with respect. |
Represent 一本道in a professional manner when engaged in University-related activity, including industry placements, internships, fieldwork and work experience. |
Embrace diversity and respect the rights and viewpoints of others. |
Behave in an appropriate manner and avoid conduct that might reasonably be perceived, or considered, as discrimination, bullying or intimidation. |
Treat University staff, other students and visitors equitably and with respect. |
Provide honest and constructive feedback about academic programs and the student experience. |
Seek to resolve concerns informally where possible. |
Follow student complaints and appeals procedures, and refrain from engaging in frivolous or vexatious complaints. |
Relevant Policies and Protocols that intersect with this Charter:
Discrimination and Harassment Policy and Procedures
Learning, Teaching and Assessment Policy
Student Complaint Management Policy and Procedures