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Get help with your...

  • personal, lifestyle and disability support needs at Student Services 
  • program design at myAdvisor - find out about enrolling, deferring or changing your program (degree), studying overseas, fees and charges
  • technology at AskIT - support for your devices, logins, UQLearn (Blackboard), software, how to redirect your UQ email to your usual email address
  • transport -  get UQNav on your phone to find buildings, banks, cafes etc on every UQ campus.

Discover your UQ account

Login to My.UQ to access your UQ email, Learn.UQ (Blackboard), news and SI-net. Use SI-net to:

  • search for and enrol in courses
  • sign-on to classes and tutorials
  • view your results
  • view your timetable
  • apply for financial assistance and pay fees.

One working day after enrolling, you can get your student ID card.

Coursework students

Assignment writing

Learn to structure and organise your writing for different types of assignment with online training or a face-to-face workshop at St Lucia. 

Research and referencing

  • visit the library guide for public health to find authoritative sources  
  • reference your assignments using the correct style -  check with your course coordinator what referencing style is required then visit the UQ Library Referencing Style Guides
  • avoid plagiarism  

Submission

  • find your assignment cover sheet in the assessment section of your course on Learn.UQ (Blackboard) or contact your course coordinator
  • apply for an assignment extension (PDF, 1020KB)

Marks and results

  • apply for an assessment remark (PDF, 397KB)
  • find out about getting your results

Integrity and compliance

Human Ethics forms and resources are available on the UQ Integrity and Compliance website.

HDR students

School of Public Health HDR support

Dr Andrew Smirnov is the resident Director of Research Training (Postgraduate Coordinator) for the School of Public Health. 

Andrew can assist you with:

  • advice relating to the HDR process, including enrolment, eligibility and other concerns;
  • issues surrounding the appropriateness of advisory teams; and
  • scholarship processes and advice; and more.

Contact details

Dr Andrew Smirnov

School of Public Health

Director (Research Training)

+61 7 334 64670

a.smirnov@uq.edu.au

General enquiries

Contact the Higher Degree by Research Team to enquire about Higher Degrees by Research within our School. Our general email is hdr.med@enquire.uq.edu.au.

More information

Please browse the Faculty of Medicine Research student support page.

Social

All students

Join the UQ Public Health Association on Facebook

HDR students

Join the UQ SPH Research Students Association on Facebook

Video recording studios

Herston campus has two micro video recording studios.  Anyone wishing to produce some educational content is welcome to use them.  

Bookings

Room-214 studio, Mayne Medical Building, level 2, room 214
Contact : Mayned Medical Building reception 3346 4780 | med.reception2@uq.edu.au

SPH-011 studio, School of Public Health, level 0, room 011
Contact: (07) 3365 5368 | med.enquiries@uq.edu.au  

 

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Contact

Talk to us at (07) 3346 4922 or med.enquiries@uq.edu.au if you're still stuck - we're here to help.

Our School is part of the UQ Faculty of Medicine.

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