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WELCOME
Graduate Diploma in Psychology
Orientation
Summer and Start Year Intake 2019
Simon Cropper – Graduate Diploma Program Convener
Andrew Howes – Academic Programs Manager
Matt Barbetti & Jessie Kelly – Academic Programs Officers
Introductions Other key staff Judi Humberstone – Undergraduate Programs Convenor Geoff Saw – Timetabling Coordinator & Tutor Coordinator Paul Dudgeon – Advanced Research Methods coordinator Chris Groot – Sem 1 MBB1 & Sem 2 MBB2 coordinator Piers Howe – Director of Teaching & Learning
Agenda What we will cover today: • Key websites and resources: my.unimelb, Handbook & LMS • Course Structure • Class Registration and Timetabling • FAQ & Pathways • School and Stop 1 Support • Access to Redmond Barry Building • Health and Safety • Graduate Student Association • Questions
Key websites and resources
ask.unimelb - https://ask.unimelb.edu.au/app/home
Use this to find general information about almost anything related to the student lifecycle and
student admin.
my.unimelb - https://my.unimelb.edu.au/
Use this to view your study plan, view your personal details, enrol into subjects, apply for leave,
access fee statements, access results, links to your LMS, timetable, library information and to
submit forms. Melbourne School of Psychological
Sciences
Handbook https://handbook.unimelb.edu.au/ www.psych.unimelb.edu.au
The handbook contains important course information at
https://handbook.unimelb.edu.au/2019/courses/340aa
Each subject has an entry ie PSYC20008 Developmental Psychology
https://handbook.unimelb.edu.au/2019/subjects/psyc20008
including key dates information.
LMS - https://lms.unimelb.edu.au/
The LMS is the University’s online system for subject information such as readings; submitting
assignments and providing feedback to students.
Course Requirements
Level 1 PSYC90097/10003 PSYC90098/10004
25 points Mind, Brain & Mind, Brain &
Behaviour 1 Behaviour 2
Level 2 PSYC20006 PSYC20007 PSYC20008 PSYC20009 Personality
50 points Biological Cognitive Developmental and Social Psychology
Psychology Psychology Psychology
Level 3 PSYC40014 PSYC40013 Level 3 Elective Level 3 Elective
50 points Advanced Advanced
Research Methods Psychological
in Psychology Theory & Practice
(Capstone subject)
Course structure
Start Year Part-time
Year 1 Semester 1 2019 PSYC10004 Mind, Brain PSYC20008
and Behaviour 1 Developmental 2 x Level 1 core subjects
50 points 25 points
Psychology
Year 2 OR
4 x Level 2 core subjects
50 points
25 points
PSYC20006 Biological 2 x Level 3 core subjects
Psychology 25 points
2 x Level 3 elective subjects
Semester 2 2019 PSYC10004 Mind, Brain PSYC20007 Cognitive 25 points
and Behaviour Psychology Total
125 points
OR
PSYC20009 Personality
and Social Psychology
Part time students need to aim to complete within 4 years.
Course structure
Start Year Part-time
Year 2 Semester 1 PSYC20008 PSYC40014
50 points Developmental Advanced
2020 Psychology Research Methods
OR in Psychology
PSYC20006
Biological
Psychology
Semester 2 PSYC20007 PSYC40014
Cognitive Advanced
2020 Psychology Research Methods
OR in Psychology
PSYC20009
Personality and
Social Psychology
Year 3 Semester 1 Level 3 Elective Level 3 Elective
25 points 2021
Course structure
Level 3 Elective options
Level 3 Elective subjects
Semester 1 PSYC30012 The Unconscious Mind
PSYC30014 The Psychopathology of Everyday Life
PSYC30017 Perception, Memory and Cognition
PSYC30018 Neuroscience and the Mind
Semester 2 PSYC30016 Lifespan Social and Emotional Development
PSYC30019 Development of the Thinking Child
PSYC30020 The Integrated Brain
PSYC30022 Trends in Personality and Social Psychology
Timetable & Class
Registration
If classes are displaying as full or if you are having issues with the registration process you will need to submit a
request through the Class Registration Enquiry Management (CREM) system. If you're not sure how to use CREM,
you can read more about it here.
Pathways & Further Study
Melbourne School of
Psychological Sciences APAC accredited Graduate Diploma in Psychology
Become a registered psychologist in Australia Applied Psychology Career Options
1 Year APAC accredited Fourth Year 1.5 Year Master of Applied Psychology (MAP)
Graduate Diploma in Psychology
Students who complete the Graduate Diploma in Psychology with an
(Advanced) average mark of 70% or above are guaranteed entry into the MAP
2 year APAC accredited Master of Psychology
Possible career opportunities include:
(Clinical Psychology) or Master of Psychology Data analyst
(Clinical Neuropsychology) Human resource consultancy
Applied social research
Marketing
Consumer research
Clinical Psychologist Policy development
Clinical Neuropsychologist Science communication
For more information, visit psychologicalsciences.unimelb.edu.au
* The Master of AppliedPsychology does not carry professionalaccreditation and is not a pathway to professionalregistration as a psychologist. CRICOS Provider Code: 00116KUpcoming Events
Graduate Diploma Career Pathways Session
• Q & A Session with former graduates
• Find out what it’s like to advance further with your Psychology studies
• Talk to our former students about their careers
Wednesday 27th March 2019
Time: 2.15Support Services and Key Information Graduate Diploma in Psychology information: Our website has links to the assignment extension form, policy information and the Graduate Diploma student manual: http://psychologicalsciences.unimelb.edu.au/study/graduate- diploma Census Dates: Dates listed on my.unimelb and in the handbook entry for each subject. It is your responsibility to be aware of key enrolment and withdrawal dates. Special Consideration: You may experience unexpected circumstances that significantly impact your studies, or, you may experience ongoing health conditions or official commitments that require study adjustments to assist you. The University has policies and procedures in place if you need support: http://students.unimelb.edu.au/admin/special Student Advocacy and Health Services: The Student Advocacy Service can provide help and discuss the options that might be available if you need to apply, or have applied for, Special Consideration. The University's Health Service and Counselling and Psychological Services are available to all students.
Study Spaces As a Graduate Diploma student, you have access to the Graduate Study Hub on Level 10 (Rm 1010) of the Redmond Barry Building from 7am to 7pm. All Graduate Diploma students should have access to this space. If you cannot get in to the Graduate Study Hub, please contact Mitchell Old, Enquiries Officer on Level 12 of Redmond Barry.
General course FAQs Graduate Diploma in Psychology FAQs are available on the School’s resources website including Lab Report Writing and Statistics Resources via LMS. All students should have access to the LMS page by the end of this week.
HELLO & WELCOME TO THE UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE GRADUATE STUDENT ASSOCIATION!
WE REPRESENT YOU Our Council of elected graduate students represents your views and needs on campus.
WE CAMPAIGN ON WHAT COMMITTEE
MATTERS REPRESENTATION
Our Fares Fair PTV campaign is fighting for public GSA acts as the graduate student voice in the room,
transport concessions. helping shape the University’s decisions.RESEARCH SUPPORT 24/7 FACILITIES
We’ve got Thesis Bootcamps, Shut Up & Write The 1888 Building is accessible for graduate
sessions and the Graduate Researcher Network to students 24/7.
help you!
We have computer labs, silent study spaces,
You can even apply for a long-term office in the 1888 lounges, kitchens, bookable meeting rooms and a
Building. family space.GSA LEAD
Join our revolutionary leadership development
program.
Develop your leadership skills in a supportive
and engaging environment.
Applications open online!ART PRIZE
You don’t have to be an artist to express yourself: the GSA Art Prize
celebrates creativity outside of your studies.
Coming in semester two, with big cash prizes.REGULAR ANNUAL
SOCIAL EVENTS GRADUATE BALL
Food, drinks and activities all year round: Orientation | Every September, we hold the largest cross-faculty
Garden Party | Septemberfest social event of the year: our Annual Graduate Ball.
Plus weekly barbecues during semester.BACK TO SCHOOL
FAIR
Join us on Thursday 7 March for our
biggest ever orientation event: Back to
School with GSA!
Meet friends, win prizes, share food: it’s a
whole day of social events and activities.JOIN ONE OR START ONE!
JOIN THE GRADUATE COMMUNITY! /GraduateStudentAssociation 24/7 access to the 1888 Building @GSA_UniMelb Gate 8, Grattan St (near Stop 1) Weibo: search for 墨尔本大学研究生会 gsa.unimelb.edu.au
OHS Induction
Melbourne School of Psychological Sciences
• Swaved Marcinski
27Introduction
What is Safety?
“The condition of being protected from or unlikely to
cause danger, risk, or injury” – Google definition
OHS Policy and Procedures
The University has in place an OHS Policy that governs
its commitment to safety, supplemented by various
procedures and guidelines making a system, which aims
to provide a safe place of work and study.Agenda
• Emergency response,
• Security,
• Risk management,
• Consultation,
• Online training modules, and
• Other information for your awareness.Emergency Response
Opens
Fire Exit
Doors
Internal
Alarm –
Notifies
Security
Alarm
Notifies
MFBEmergency Assembly Area
Emergency Contacts
Posted near lifts and West End of Building
AED Ground Floor (Near Elevators)Risk Management
Identify Hazards/Risks
Monitor and Review Assess
Develop Control
Measures
Implement
•Refer to the Hierarchy of
Control
Source: Wikipedia.org – ‘Hierarchy of hazard controls’Risk Management
Risk Register – identifies local hazards and control
measures in place to reduce the level of risk.Risk Management
Image Source: OfficeWise (Vic)Ergonomics
• Complete
and send
back to your
OHS Advisor
• For further
assistance
contact your
OHS AdvisorErgonomics
• Students with a disability/injury requiring equipment
can contact Student Equity and Disability Support for
support
• Lee Papworth (lee.papworth@unimelb.edu.au), or
• Zoe Ferguson (zoe.ferguson@unimelb.edu.au)Hazard and Incident Reporting
Reporting information and help is available at:
http://safety.unimelb.edu.au/#incident-reporting
Report all incidents to your supervisor immediately, followed by a formal online
Incident/Hazard Report within 24 hours.Electrical Safety
• All broken/damaged equipment must be reported to your supervisor or
OHS Advisor (level 12 reception).
• All unsafe equipment is to be removed from use and tagged-out with a
yellow CAUTION tag, available from OHS Advisor or on the OHS
noticeboard.Security and Access
• After hours constitutes between 7.00 pm and 7.00 am Monday to Friday or on weekends.
• For access, please complete the following:
• Review the University Working in Isolation Procedure
• Consult your Supervisor to complete the ‘Working in Isolation Form’ if applicable and send
form back to:
Swaved Marcinski | OHS Advisor
UoM Security: Faculty Medicine, Dentistry & Health Sciences
Level 12, Rm 1209, Redmond Barry Building (Mon-Tues, Thur-Fri)
The University of Melbourne, Victoria 3010 Australia
T: 8344 8841 – Parkville, 9496 5547 – Heidelberg | M: 0466 423 253
E: swaved.marcinski@unimelb.edu.au
8344 6666 (Link to procedure and form will be sent in a summary email)
For issues with access within building, please contact MSPS enquiries office on level 12OHS Policy, Procedure and Training
• The University has in place an OHS Policy that governs its commitment to
safety, supplemented by various procedures and guidelines.
• Faculty OHS intranet (training page) provides matrix and links to modules –
requires self enrolment
Automatic Email Notifications
Reminder 1 3 weeks before due date 1 email PER INCOMPLETE course (max 3)
Reminder 2 1 week before due date 1 email PER INCOMPLETE course (max 3)
Reminder 3 1 week after due date + cc supervisor 1 email PER INCOMPLETE course (max 3)
• Each member must complete mandatory OHS training within FOUR WEEKS
from induction email.Consultation and Representation
• The School of Psychological Sciences has an OHS
Committee which meets quarterly to discuss OHS issues.
• Any issues/matters wished to be discussed may be raised
on your behalf
• List of Committee members on noticeboard in lunch room.
• MSPS has an elected HSR also listed on the board
• Cameron Fletcher
• Minutes are displayed on the
OHS noticeboard Lunch room on level 12 This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-NDIssue Resolution
• The University has in place an Issue Resolution procedure found on the
intranet site.
• Your supervisor/course lead is the first point of contact for any matters
relating to OHS.
• Any OHS matters not being addressed by your supervisor – contact your
OHS Advisor.Discrimination, harassment and bullying
• The University has in place:
• Equal Opportunity Policy
• Discrimination, Sexual, Harassment and Bullying Procedure
• Any issues relating to such matters, personnel may seek advice from the
Faculty HR team, details with further information are located on the
intranet site under:
• Equity and Diversity HubUniSafe App
Support Services
The University of Melbourne offers a variety of wellbeing and support services for staff and students. Below
are some of the resources that are available to you.
Resources:
• Security Escorts • Counselling and Psychological • Health Service
Services
• Campus Security • Student Equity and Disability
• Other.
• Emergency Blue Telephones • Diversity and InclusionSmoking Policy
The University of Melbourne is smoke free
For more information visit:
http://tobaccofree.unimelb.edu.au/NOTE: Email Summary will be sent out
Thank you
QUESTIONS? Thank you for attending the orientation session.
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