Brisbane Hub: Getting Oriented

Virtual Orientation 

Are you a new online student? We hope you were able to join us at our Virtual Orientation last week.

Whether or not you were able to make it, we encourage you to jump online here, register and log in with your email address to take a look at the recorded session. 

You never know there may be more hidden gems to help you navigate your studies and succeed. 

On-campus Orientation

What you'll learn during O-Week

On-campus Orientation will give you everything you need to succeed in your first trimester of study. Here's what you'll get out of it:

• meet your lecturers and classmates
• familiarise yourself with campus facilities 
• get to know your student support teams
• get to know later year students
• learn all about the Library 
• log in to your portals
• pick up your student ID card (send us your photo now!)
• ask questions, eat food and have fun!
   

Your Orientation

Registration helps us to cater for everyone and ensure that your goody bag is full.  We look forward to seeing you soon!

How to get to campus

Your Brisbane campus is located at 90 Bowen Terrace, Fortitude Valley, can be easily accessed by public transport or car. 

How to get here
 

Two steps to take before Orientation

If you're going to access a campus for your studies, you'll need a Student ID card. Click on the button below and follow the process - say "cheese!"

You may also need specific materials for your classes, click below to learn more.

1. Get your Student card  2. Your study materials 

International Student Orientation

As an international student, you'll need to attend a special Orientation as part of your visa requirements.

It's a fun and informative session and we'll teach you a little bit about Australian culture at the same time!

Don't forget to register

Join our new student community in Blackboard

While your Virtual Orientation session will introduce you to your academic and support teams, our comprehensive New Student Community will help you further understand your online learning environment. 

It is open to all new students but is especially useful for those who study remotely. You'll learn about:

• creating a study space at home (or at the office, or at a friend's house!)
• your IT requirements
• Library and learning resources
• the skills you already have (and how they'll help you to succeed)
• support services just for you
• plus more
   

And, you'll meet lots of other students in the online forum who are studying in your faculty.

New student community in Blackboard