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Student Services

Take a moment to browse through the Student Services and discover how we can help you on your journey through tertiary studies. As many of our students study by flex/distance mode and are unable to access our services face to face, this website reaches out to all our students by providing easily accessible and easy to read resources.

CQUniversity Bundaberg has a peer support program for all first-year undergraduate on-campus students. The Student Mentor Program links first year students to student mentors on the first day of the University's orientation program. The help received from a CQUniversity Mentor can make a significant difference to your first year at university. Mentors are experienced students who can help you access information about university life and university services.

Nulloo Yumbah

Nulloo Yumbah is CQUniversity's Indigenous Learning, Spirituality and Research Centre and has a base at Bundaberg campus. It is neither a Faculty or a Division, but does the work of both. Nulloo Yumbah reports directly to the Pro Vice-Chancellor (Academic Services). In the language of the Darumbal people Nulloo Yumbah means ‘our home' or ‘place'. Darumbal are the Aboriginal people who live around the Rockhampton area. The original university buildings are on Darumbal meeting grounds.

Equity and Diversity

The Equity & Diversity Office provides a range of services and programs to assist students and staff to achieve their professional, personal and academic goals in an educational environment that recognises diversity. This is done by:

ensuring CQUniversity's policies, procedures and practices reflect the University's commitment to access and equal opportunity for all students and staff;
providing timely and professional information on legislation relevant to anti-discrimination;
providing advice and information to assist students who may experience difficulties during their course of study;
assisting students and staff to expedite the resolution of grievances in an effective and confidential manner;
collaborating with teaching staff to ensure inclusive teaching practices.

The University maintains a network of trained Grievance Contact Officers on all regional campuses, who provide advice and support to people seeking information and help with instances of alleged workplace bullying, discrimination or sexual harassment.

Student Ombudsman

Are you a former, current, or prospective CQUniversity student with a query, concern, or complaint about CQUniversity? If so, the Student Ombudsman may be just the person to help you!