Undergraduate Orientation 2012
Welcome to the Undergraduate Orientation.
Orientation is a great way of knowing more about your course, meeting the staff that will be helping you during your study with us and meeting other students that you will be studying with and building relationships that may last long after you graduate. Orientation is a great chance to ensure that you are well positioned to start your degree.'
Orientation for Undergraduate students will be held on 27 February 2012 at the Cumberland Campus, entry is via Gate 2, 75 East Street Lidcombe. There will be a morning and a mid-morning welcome session, discipline talks, campus tours, access lab and library tours on the day.
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Welcome Talk-Morning Session 1 - 9.00am |
Please arrive by 8.30am to be seated by 8.45am |
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Welcome Talk-Morning Session 2 - 11.00am |
Please arrive by 10.30am to be seated by 10.45am |
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Courses covered under session 1 |
Courses covered under Session 2 |
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Exercise and Sport Science |
Bachelor of Health Sciences |
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Exercise and Sport Science, Master of Nutrition & Dietetics |
Occupational Therapy |
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Speech Pathology |
Bachelor of Health Sciences/Master of Nursing |
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Physiotherapy |
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Diagnostic Radiography |
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**download the full UG orientation program**
An important note for Bachelor of Health Sciences students
The University of Sydney, Camperdown Campus Orientation is scheduled from 29 February to 2 March. During this time, there will be Bachelor of Health Sciences booth at the Camperdown campus (end of Eastern Avenue in front of the Quadrangle) where you can meet with staff members that can provide you with further information and, as you will be studying at Camperdown it is an opportunity for you to familiarise yourself with that campus. We would encourage you to attend one or more days of this Orientation.
E- Information Point Posters at Cumberland Campus
To all students with smart phones! There will be posters around the campus that are bar-coded. By simply scanning the bar-code with your smart phone, you can access online information to help you. Get access to our campus map and be guided around the campus, or OHS information for your health and safety around our campus, or get transport information, be directed to food... the library. So “scan and view” and ultimately join us in contributing towards a healthier planet.
To access the bar-codes, download the QR reader to your smart phone by visiting Android Market or App Store.
Important services and information for students
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Campus Rewards are the sole providers of all things non academic on campus.They deliver all the food & beverage, sports & leisure programs, student events and aim to enhance the student experience on Campus…. With an emphasis on there being more to University Life than just study! |
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| FHS Abroad’ is an exciting new initiative that provides senior students across our undergraduate and graduate entry master’s programs with the opportunity to gain international experience in development contexts as part of their Study program. | |
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The Faculty of Health Sciences takes very seriously its responsibilities for the safety of students. The University has a statutory obligation to provide a safe working environment. Safety in the workplace is a cooperative venture, and staff and students have obligations to contribute towards and maintain safety. There is a duty of care for all students to be responsible for their own actions, as well as taking care of others around them. An overview of OHS for students, addressing some of the critical issues, is available under OHS |
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The University of Sydney provides a range of services to support students in their academic and personal life. |
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Work Integrated Learning (Clinical) |
Clinical & Professional Fieldwork is an integral component of all professional entry programs, both undergraduate and graduate entry masters programs, at the Faculty of Health Sciences. The timing of placements for each program (course) varies, depending on the design of the program. All students must complete specific pre placement requirements before they will be allocated a placement. Written information on the pre placement requirements has been provided to each student at enrolment. Student are advised to complete these requirements as soon as possible and will be advised of dates when this information is to be reviewed. Further information on placements is available on the Faculty’s Placements website at http://sydney.edu.au/health_sciences/placements/ |