Are you an international student?
We offer a range of in-person and remote student services to help you find support, develop your skills and reach your goals.
We have a wide range of digital tools and student services to help you study remotely, stay connected to your network and get your work done!
There are some basic steps that you can take to help set up your space and make studying remotely as comfortable as possible. If you'd like more information about our learning environment standards, access the guide on good practices and appropriate behaviours for studying online.
Ensure your desk has enough space on top for all required items and that there is nothing underneath restricting your leg room. Select a well-fitting comfortable chair with back support.
If you have a standing desk, follow the first 3 points.
Position your computer monitor so the top of the screen is approximately at eye height.
Position your keyboard on the desktop in front of you at a distance from the desk edge that feels comfortable and supportive for your arms and shoulders. Keep your mouse in close to the keyboard.
Schedule time for regular breaks. Taking a 2-minute break away from your desk every 30 minutes to stretch and move can help you stay focussed and motivated.
You can learn more about video conferencing, access our guides on how to use accessibility software tools in conjunction with Zoom and find other resources at accessibility information.
We offer a range of in-person and remote student services to help you find support, develop your skills and reach your goals.
Our Student IT supports your online learning and digital capabilities. We'll get you set-up to study remotely and can help you with exam preparation and technologies.
Contact our student support team at Stop 1. You can get in touch by email, web chat or phone.