Equity for students
Support
QUT Law and Justice offers a range of services and programs to assist disadvantaged students from designated groups.
Financial support
You could be eligible for scholarships or bursaries. QUT Law and Justice lends textbooks to financially disadvantaged students to help with the costs of studying at university.
Eligible students can apply by downloading the application form and bringing it to Student Reception, Level 4, C Block, GP.
Indigenous students
QUT Law and Justice and the Oodgeroo unit is committed to making its courses accessible to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island students and assisting them in their transition to university through the provision of financial and other support measures.
Disability services
Disability Advisers can help students who have a disability.
Students from rural and isolated areas
Equity Services also offers assistance for students from rural and isolated backgrounds relocating to metropolitan areas for the first time to pursue their studies.
Students from non-English speaking backgrounds
Subject to the discretion of the Head of School, if you're from a non-English speaking background you may be entitled to extra time in examinations or the use of a bilingual dictionary.
You can also get additional support and assistance from International Student Services (ISS).
Contacts
Law and Justice Equity Chairs
Dr Matthew Ball, Lecturer, School of Justice, Tel: 313 87115, Email: mj.ball@qut.edu.au
Law and Justice Equity Coordinator
Ms Wendy Cusack, Tues & Thur, Tel: 313 81003, Email: w.cusack@qut.edu.au
QUT Equity Services Department
Discrimination Contact Officers, Ally Network members and Disability Advisers can be contacted through the Equity Services Department.
Contacts
Law and Justice
Faculty office
- Phone: 3138 2707
- Fax: 3138 1519
- Email: law_enquiries@qut.edu.au
Level 4,
C Block,
Gardens Point
2 George St, Brisbane
Postal address:
Faculty of Law
GPO Box 2434
Brisbane QLD 4001
