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At the School of Population Health, you’ll find an engaging and supportive culture, with plenty of resources and information to help with your studies. Explore our student resources to learn everything you need to know about studying with us as an undergraduate, postgraduate or postgraduate research student. You’ll also find useful information on plagiarism and academic skills.
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SPH student resources

Find the School-specific information to help you manage your undergraduate, postgraduate and postgraduate research studies at the School of Population Health

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91É«ÇéƬ student resources

Explore student support services, enrolment information, IT support, progression information, key dates and more.

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Medicine & Health Professionalism Student Code of Conduct

Our Professionalism Student Code of Conduct sets the standard for how we show up as future health professionals: ethically, responsibly, and with cultural awareness. 

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Postgraduate prospectus 2027

Read our postgraduate prospectus for 2027 enrolments, where you'll find information on our research projectsand programs, key dates, internships, fees and school contacts. 

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Postgraduate prospectus 2026

Read our postgraduate prospectus for trimester 3, 2026 enrolments, where you'll find information on our research projects and programs, key dates, internships, fees and school contacts.

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Advocacy Lab

In the Advocacy Lab we design, lead and boost campaigns that change culture and shift public debates so that better policies become possible.

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Refine your academic skills through interactive, student-based workshops that link directly to your coursework, with opportunities to review, critique, and defend ideas in a supportive setting.

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As a student, it’s your responsibility to ensure you understand what plagiarism is and avoid it in your assignments and academic work. Learn what plagiarism is and where you can find more information.
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Headphones are recommended as you navigate our campus from the comfort of your own home in this immersive online tour.

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