Course Advice Appointments

What can a course adviser help me with?

Course advice appointments are available to help you with course-related enquiries, for example course structure and requirements.

Our staff will be also be able to advise you of your options in terms of potential career outcomes and progression into postgraduate qualifications at the University, as well as providing information about the full range of options available to you at the undergraduate level. On occasion, if you need detailed advice relating to a specific discipline we may need to refer you to another Student Centre.

There are some types of queries course advisers cannot assist with, for example:

For in depth career advice please contact the University Careers and Employment service;

For advice on professional accreditation, please contact the organisation from whom you are seeking the accreditation (for example, the CPA, ICAA, NIA or IAA). Some additional information on membership of professional bodies can be found in the Course Planning Guide.

Have you read the Handbook?

Before your appointment you should ensure you have read the Handbook thoroughly. The answers to many students' questions are available in the Handbook. You may find that you do not need to see a course adviser after reading the Handbook. In this case, don't forget to cancel your appointment!

Quick question?

If you have a quick question you can email a course adviser at commerce-courseadvice@unimelb.edu.au. Don't forget to include your student id number.

Availability of course advice appointments

Please see the table below for the availability of course advice appointments.

Course advice appointments are very popular and availability may be limited. Please ensure you cancel your appointment if you are unable to attend.

 
Dates Availability Details
December
  • No appointments available the week commencing 12 December
  • Limited appointments available between 19 and 23 December

Limited appointments will be available for students needing help with choosing Summer Semester subjects following the release of results.

January
  • Appointments available most days from 3 - 20 January

Owing to high demand appointments fill up quickly during this period.

February
  • Appointments available most days
This is a good opportunity to meet with an adviser to discuss your 2012 subject selections or any other course advice queries.

 

Students who do not attend their appointment and who do not cancel at least two hours prior to their scheduled time, will not be able to make another appointment online until the following week.

If you are unable to cancel your appointment online please contact the Commerce Student Centre via telephone at 13 MELB (13 63 52) to speak to a Commerce Student Centre staff member.

Make an appointment to see a course adviser

Appointments are released weekly at 4.00pm on Thursdays for the following week. Course advice appointments can be made via the Faculty's online booking system.