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If you are a prospective postgraduate student or current ΢��ҕ�l student and have questions regarding your course of study in health sciences or sport coaching our Student Advice team are here to help.

Some of the things we can help you with are:

Getting started

• Planning your programme of study including double degrees and double majors
• Explaining your course options
• Entry requirements
• Workload

Transferring and cross-crediting

• Transfer of credit from other New Zealand tertiary institutions
• Cross-credit
• Transferring between qualifications

Dealing with changes in your circumstances

• Programme extensions
• Exemptions from core-requirements or prerequisite waivers
• Masters thesis suspensions
• Masters thesis extensions
• Part-time enrolment
• Withdrawal from courses

Meeting requirements for graduation

• Advice on eligibility to graduate

Dealing with study-related issues

• Academic appeals

Postgraduate information

If you want to know about Masters thesis or PhD study, the following webpages provide a useful starting place:

• Masters study
• PhD programmes

Who do I contact if I need help with my study?

Your lecturers are available via email and your Learn sites.��The Academic Skills Centre��can assist with study and/or writing enquiries.

Who do I contact if I need help with a problem?

When things just aren’t quite right there is always someone to go to for help and advice.��Contact one of our Advisors or alternatively go to the��Support site for student information.��

Please contact us if you need advice or guidance about any of these forms.

• Academic letter/Transcript request form
• Application to graduate
  • Apply to graduate in person
  • Apply to graduate in absentia
• Assignment cover sheet��(PDF)
• Application for Assessed work in Te Reo Māori��(PDF)
  
• Reconsideration of Final Grade
• Application for partial exemption from assessment in a course��(PDF)
• Transfer of Credit
• Application for Internal Transfer of Credit from ΢��ҕ�l at ΢��ҕ�l��(PDF)
• Waiver of prerequisite
• Postgraduate Health Payment Request Form

Masters Thesis Forms

Find information for current research master's students and forms on the��΢��ҕ�l Graduate School��webpages.

General information

• Information on��fees and funding��can be found on the University website.
• General information for��Current Students��can also be found there.��
• If you are not currently enrolled at the Faculty of Health you will find useful information on the��Future Students��page.

International students

We have International students studying with us from all over the world.��Find out more��about studying at ΢��ҕ�l and life in Christchurch and New Zealand.��

Support for Māori and Pasifika students

There are numerous support programmes, mentoring and fun activities for Māori and Pasifika students at ΢��ҕ�l.

Te Tari o te Amokapua Māori |��the Office of the Assistant Vice-Chancellor Māori��(OAVCM)��offers a wide range of events, support programmes and services for all ΢��ҕ�l Māori students.��Find out more.

The��Pacific Development Team��runs many events throughout the University year as well as offering support and services to support Pasifika students.��Find out more.

PhD students

Any queries should be directed to the PhD Administrator in the Postgraduate Office.

Support Services at ΢��ҕ�l

΢��ҕ�l has a huge array of support services to help you before and during your time at ΢��ҕ�l. Take a look at the��Student Services website��and take advantage of the help they have to offer or any of the support services listed below.

Student Care Advisors

The Student Care Team offers guidance on developing your life skills outside of the classroom to enhance your personal wellbeing and chances for success. You may have a particular question or concern, but sometimes you may be referred to us because you are struggling generally or have a challenge with a particular aspect of academic life.

Advisors can assist students in areas as diverse as personal problems affecting study, extension and aegrotat queries, adjustment to university life, and social and cultural concerns.����

See the��Student Care webpage��for contact details.

Kaitoko | First Year Student Advisors

Kaitoko provide academic, pastoral and holistic support for first year students to help them navigate ΢��ҕ�l and achieve their study goals. Appointments can be booked on their webpage.

Students who are considering starting their first degree at ΢��ҕ�l should seek advice from our��Future Students Office, Phone 0800 VARSITY (827 748),��Email us.

First year students should visit the dedicated Kaitoko, First Year Student Advisors in Te Pātaka, level 3, Puaka James Hight. Information on how to book an appointment can be found here.

Students who are second-year and beyond should talk to the Faculty of Health Student Advisors. Email us at studyhealth@canterbury.ac.nz.

Course material

Course work for current students can be found on��. You will be issued a student network login to access this when your��enrolment��is complete.

Computer/Internet Access

• You will need continual access to a computer with broadband internet access, and access to a printer.
• Course materials will be provided free of charge in digital form in each course's site within ΢��ҕ�l’s Learning Management System, Learn. It is your decision whether to print what you require at your cost. Distance Students will need to attend Adobe Connect Sessions on the computer.

Student email

Once you are fully enrolled, ΢��ҕ�l will use your student email address as your main point of contact. It is also essential for using Library services. We recommend that you check your student email daily. As part of your enrolment declaration, you have agreed to check your ΢��ҕ�l email at least weekly and the Learn site regularly. This will ensure that you are up to date with all requirements and information from ΢��ҕ�l. The only exemption from this policy will be if you apply for, and are approved as exempt, by the Manager, Admissions and Enrolments.