For assistance with planning your study and Managing your Progression please visit the webpage and follow the steps outlined in ‘Start here to manage your progression’.

For personalised advice or feedback on your study plan, you can complete the webform in step 3 of managing your progression, found under the tile ‘want more help? Request progression advice.’

Should you have any unresolved issues, you can contact Student Central by calling 5430 2890 or emailing studentcentral@usc.edu.au.

Many students decide to review their direction after getting started with their studies. Sometimes, this means rethinking your specialisation within your current program, other times it means applying for a change to a different program. Contact Student Central for advice if you want to check your enrolment/Majors/Minors/specialisations or apply for a program change.

Consult with the Career Development Team to help plan and clarify your career direction. They can help with career planning, goal setting, developing options, exploring personality work preferences, job search skills, interview coaching and overcoming career transition issues. Online Career Development resources are available for choosing your career path, developing employability skills and experience, fine-tuning your job search skills and preparing for an interview. Choose a time on Student Hub for a face-to-face, telephone or Skype appointment.

Reduce your study load to allow time to concentrate on challenging content, or to better manage health, family or personal responsibilities. It is important to consider how a reduced study load may impact on your study plan, income support eligibility and visa requirements for International students. For advice contact Student Central.

Note important dates from the Academic Calendar in case you need to swap, drop or add courses to your enrolment. Doing so before the relevant dates (such as census) will ensure you don’t receive an academic penalty.

Seek feedback and support to address Work-Integrated learning/fieldwork placement issues. If you experience difficulties with work-integrated learning courses or fieldwork placements, you should contact your Course Coordinator/Supervisor for feedback and support. Student Wellbeing may also be able to provide support if personal, disability or health issues are impacting on your fieldwork/placement.