Student services

Two service providers contribute Student Services for the College students:

  • UOWCHK has its own Student Personal Development and Counselling Services Centre (The Student Centre). The main function of The Student Centre is to provide a range of quality services and care to students including student leadership development, career advisory and training, cultural activities and community services opportunities.

  • The faculties provide a wide range of support for the specific needs of their students and programmes of study. This includes study tours, exchange programmes, internships, site visits, seminars, and social activities such as sports competitions and BBQs. The faculties also organize cross-faculty activities so that students from one subject domain get a chance to meet the students from the others.

Upon admission into a study programme at the College, a new student is assigned to multiple channels of care. The primary pastoral care and guidance are provided by the home faculty through orientation programmes, the Year Tutor system, and the Student Mentorship Scheme. Apart from the Year Tutors, a number of academic staff members are specifically appointed to act as formal channels of care, including Programme Leaders and Faculty Student Affairs Coordinators.

In addition to the Director of Student Services, each faculty has its own Student Affairs Coordinator to represent the students of their respective faculties. Currently, the College staff members holding these positions are:

Director of Student Services

Mr. Toby Butt

Email: mkbutt@uow.edu.au

 

Student Affairs Coordinators

Faculty of Arts and Humanities

Dr. Mandy CHAN

Email: smchan@uow.edu.au

Faculty of Business

Dr. Shirie HO

Email: shirie@uow.edu.au

Faculty of Science and Technology

Mr. CW Poon

Email: cwpoon@uow.edu.au

Faculty of Social Science

Mr Vincent Li

Email: mkvli@uow.edu.au

 

A Guide to Student Services 2024-25

The Student Counselling Services and Personal Development Centre (The Student Centre) provides effective personal development and counselling services, and mental health awareness education to students of the College. In particular, our Centre organizes a wide range of activities and programmes in relation to personal development and mental health education for students with different academic and cultural backgrounds.

 

A Guide to Student Services

 

For further information, please go to The Student Centre.

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