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Students - Administration

Special consideration

All students should be aware of changes in the guidelines for special consideration. In particular, they should take note of the process for obtaining special consideration for any subject or assessment component for which the student is severely disadvantaged.

If you are ill or affected by other circumstances and your study is adversely affected or you miss or are late with an assessment task, then you must submit a request for special consideration, following the correct procedure. Details are provided in the 2007 Student Diary. In brief, you should apply online within three working days of the due date for the relevant assessment task. An HCAP form must also be completed by your doctor or other health care professional or counselor. A decision on the outcome of your application will be made by the subject Board of Examiners at the end of semester. A successful application for special consideration is the only way that a mark can be adjusted, a missed assessment task discounted or a special exam offered.

Contact the Student Administrator

Student Administrator
Room: E727, Level 7, East Wing, Medical Building
Phone: 8344 5791
Email: anatomy-student@unimelb.edu.au

Contact the Course Coordinator

Assoc Prof Colin Anderson
Room: E723, Level 7, East Wing, Medical Building
Phone: 8344 5807
Email: c.anderson@unimelb.edu.au

Exam timetable

Examination timetables are available prior to each examination period. It is the responsibility of each student to check their timetable carefully and attend all scheduled exams.

Staff of the Department of Anatomy and Cell Biology are specifically excluded by University regulation from providing timetabling information by phone or email. The examination timetable is available online.

Subject timetable

Check the University Timetable.

Individual subject timetables with lecture topics are also available from WebRaft or LMS.

Where is my venue?

Information on the location of lecture theatres is listed in the University Timetable.

Additional venues used for subjects taught by the Department of Anatomy and Cell Biology are:

W313 Histology Laboratory:

Level three (West Wing) Medical Building, turn right from level 3 foyer.

Harry Brooks Allen Museum of Anatomy and Pathology:

Level three (East Wing), Medical Building, turn left from level 3 foyer (requires swipe card for entry).

E403 Main Dissection Room:

Level four (East Wing), Medical Building, enter from foyer (requires swipe card for entry)

E406 Anatomical Workshops:

Level four (East Wing), Medical Building, enter from foyer.

Level 4 Seminar Room:

Level four (East Wing), Medical Building, enter from foyer.

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