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Get organised for 2025

If you're continuing uni next year, it's time to pick your units. Get it done early so you can sit back and relax, ready for timetabling in December. Even if you're waiting on results, go ahead and pick your units now to avoid late fees or losing your spot.

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Embrace the power of asking for help


Asking for help is not just okay – it's the key to learning. That's why we've centralised all our support services on one page, making it a breeze for you to find the perfect person to reach out to.

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Resource Sharing Services: Expanded Access and New Name

The Library's Document Delivery Services is now called Resource Sharing Services, reflecting broader industry practices. This change will appear on our website soon, but our email remains the same: docdel@federation.edu.au. Honours, Graduate Diploma, and Graduate Certificate students can now access up to 12 loans or copies annually without supervisor authorization.

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Research Participation Opportunity

A PhD student from Swinburne University seeks to interview students who have utilized Accessibility Services or the Disability and Learning Access Unit. Attached are the Explanatory Statement, Consent Form, and Ethics Approval Certificate. If you’re interested in participating, please contact Edwina Newham at 03 9214 4526 or email 209584x@swin.edu.au.


A brighter campus

As part of ongoing work to improve the Berwick campus, several non-indigenous trees are being removed from along Clyde Road. This will make the campus more visible and help raise the profile of the university in Berwick. Together with new native landscaping and a refreshed library and café, the campus is looking better than ever.


Registration for the 2025 Ballarat Marathon is now open!

Take advantage of a 10% discount by entering the Fed Uni code: FEDUNI2025 when you sign up.

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Scholarships and grants

Being a student can be tough financially. That’s why we provide a range of scholarships and grants to make life easier and allow you to focus on your studies.

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Watch out for scammers on job boards

Scammers are targeting unsuspecting students on job boards by posting fake jobs while posing as real organisations. Students are being asked for money to secure the job or to provide other things such as Apple gift cards. Be on the lookout for not-quite-right email addresses and, if you’re not sure, phone the company itself.

Our top tips on avoiding scams


Physiotherapy virtual care clinic

Focused on aiding those with chronic conditions in Gippsland, our virtual care clinic is staffed by certified Physiotherapists and Physiotherapy students enrolled in the Bachelor of Physiotherapy.
Our students are trained in diverse therapies for chronic health issues, spanning musculoskeletal, neurological, and cardiopulmonary problems.

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After hours study spaces

Safe, warm, bright and open after hours. Just what you need as the nights draw in.

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Need an extra hand with your assessments?

Come along to our Writing Space for expert knowledge on all things assessments.

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Unsure how to access your Learning Resources?

The Library has a helpful guide showing you how to successfully navigate your way to and around the Learning Resources in each Moodle unit. Check it out now to make the most of your Learning opportunities!

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Hello from far away

Starting in Kathmandu, our journey immersed us in Nepalese culture. With limited overseas experience, I was amazed by the diverse landscapes during the week exploring Kathmandu, Gaurishankar, and Chitwan.
Ever considered global exchange while studying?

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Staying safe on socials

We love seeing our students share their Fed stories on social media.
To ensure everyone stays safe while sharing their stories, we've crafted some handy guidelines. Check them out below:

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Nursing pathway provides bright future

Danielle Taylor grew up on a farm just outside of Horsham. The 28-year-old is mother to three boys, and has a busy life in a small town, Glenorchy, where she now has a small farm of her own.

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