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IT Services

Student IT is the gateway to all information that students need regarding access to Information Technology on campus. Student IT run training programs, have information about colour printing, provide information on how to activate your Uni email account and have tips about purchasing a computer. This is the best starting point if you have any IT queries.

For detailed information on University Email for students click here.

Several computers with a range of adaptive technology are available for use by students with disabilities. Much of this is housed in the Baillieu library. The Graduate Centre and some faculty laboratories have computers with specific software.

Several disability organisations such as Vision Australia provide information and training on adaptive technology needs for clients of their services. Contact your primary disability service agency to explore if additional IT support is available.

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