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Registering with the Disability Liaison Unit
Please note
RMIT and the Disability Liaison Unit are subject to the Information Privacy Act 2000 and, in the case of health information, to the Health Records Act 2001.
Resources
For access to buildings and spaces see:
- RMIT mobility maps
- Melbourne Central Business District mobility maps
- contact RMIT Property Services if you cannot access a building at RMIT.
How to register
To register with the Disability Liaison Unit, please contact us:
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Telephone: +61 3 9925 1089 Fax: +61 3 9925 1091 |
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Student Services Centre Building 10, level 4, City campus Building 202, level 3, Bundoora campus Building 514, level 2, Brunswick campus |
You will then need to come into the Disability Liaison Unit for an appointment.
Hint: it is a good idea to contact us as soon as you have enrolled, as some of the assistance we can give you needs early planning.
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What to bring when you first meet with us
When you come to see us, you will need to have:
- your supporting documentation form (RTF 936kb 1p), which has been filled in by you and your health professional
- information on your program of study, such as if your program has exams, tests, assignments, group work or work experience.
Hint: if you are not sure about what your program of study involves, bring your course guide. This information will help us to plan any assistance you may need.
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Information for returning students
If you are a returning student you will need to re-register at the beginning of each academic year if you want reasonable adjustments to be put in place.
Please note: there might some circumstances when you might need to change your reasonable adjustments from what they were the year before, such as:
- if you have changed programs, or if there is something new happening in your program
- if the impact of your disability or health condition has changed.
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Confidentiality
When you register with the Disability Liaison Unit, you will be asked to complete a confidentiality form, which allows us to share relevant information about you with other parts of RMIT and other relevant parties.
Please note:
- any information you provide us will only be shared when relevant and in the strictest confidence
- RMIT and the Disability Liaison Unit are subject to the Information Privacy Act 2000 and, in the case of health information, to the Health Records Act 2001.
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