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Extenuating Circumstances Application

If you were studying at ANU prior to Semester 2, 2023, you may have heard of either a “deferred examination” or a “special consideration” process. As of Semester 2, 2023, these processes no longer exist and have been replaced with the Extenuating Circumstances Application (ECA), which has rolled both of these functions into one streamlined process, with some changes.

Key Points (ECA at a Glance):

  • For assessment worth 20% or more, or extensions of 10 working days or more
  • Must be submitted within 5 working days of an assessment due date
  • Valid for both exams and other assessments 
  • Replaces "Special Consideration" and "Deferred Examination" processes

An ECA must be submitted within five (5) working days of the original date of the assessment (including an examination) that the ECA is for.

More info about ECA

 

 

We're Hiring!
BKSS Team Members

ANUSA is looking for up to two very passionate, creative and dedicated O-Week Coordinators. $36.24/hr.

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End of Year Clubs Social

As the year comes to a close, it's time to celebrate the incredible effort and hard work of our student clubs & societies executives who've helped build this year's campus experience.
November 15 @ Badger & Co

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Ableism Survey

The DSA is looking for submissions about cases of ableism at the ANU for an Ableism Report.
All responses will be anonymous unless you choose to provide your contact details at the end.

Complete the survey

 

Reclaim The Night

Fri 27 October @ Glebe Park

Reclaim the Night, also known as ‘Take Back the Night’, is an annual, international event which campaigns against sexual violence towards women. Traditionally, Reclaim the Night (RTN) takes the form of a rally/march where the public hit the streets after dark and join together to take a stand against sexual violence. Since the 70s, when RTN first took place, the marches fought for women’s right to walk without fear of being assaulted at night. Over the years, although the focus remains on sexual violence, RTN has evolved to include other forms of gender-based violence against women, transsexual and gender-diverse persons.

 

This year, RTN Canberra will be held on Friday 27th October from 5pm at Glebe Park (Civic) and the theme focus is on 'Drug and Alcohol Facilitated Sexual Violence' and when consent is negated due to intoxication. This year's event will be broader and more community focused with the inclusion of stalls from a number of community organisations who assist in the fight against sexual violence around the ACT and surrounding regions.

Event info

 
 

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Birth Control Subsidy

ANU students can receive a 50% reimbursement of the cost of their birth control/contraception prescriptions, regardless of which pharmacy they choose to purchase from. The subsidy is available for all students — undergraduate, postgraduate coursework and HDR! Find out more

 

Trivia Night - Schnitty with Schmidty
Calling all brainiacs and trivia enthusiasts, join us for a ‘Schnitty with Schmidty’ and put your intellect to the test to see if you can outshine a Nobel laureate.

This memorable evening will be filled with knowledge, laughter and delicious food in celebration of Professor Brian Schmidt's final student event as Vice-Chancellor.
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Contact Us

Don't forget that if you need help ANUSA is here for you during your time at ANU. 

Need to talk to a Student Assistance Advisor for free academic advocacy, welfare, or financial advice?
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We acknowledge the Ngunnawal and Ngambri people as the Traditional Custodians of the land on which ANUSA operates.
We recognise the continuing connection to lands, waters, and communities of all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
We pay our respect to Elders, past and present, and commit to standing with our first nations people.

Contact ANUSA (02) 6125 2444