What should I do if I fail my studies at the University of New South Wales in Australia?

UNSW (University of New South Wales) will send you an email after you fail, explaining how to handle it. The specific handling will depend on your situation.

Generally, you can appeal within 15 days after failing a course. If the appeal is successful, you will not need to retake it, so students must seize this opportunity.

Appeal process:

1. Review test paper

If the score is not your ideal score or you fail the class, you can review it with the teacher of. Of course, the first step is to check if there are any flaws in the assignment given by the teacher and see if you can improve your scores. If possible, we can first make an informal appeal to the teacher.

2. Submit an appeal

Submitting an appeal does not just involve submitting it directly. Instead, you need to prepare sufficient relevant materials, such as reasons for the appeal, proof of appeal, and letter of appeal. The specific process is:

application to appeal against suspension or exclusion form

support documentation

supporting statement explaining the reasons

The Nucleus: Student Hub Submit the form (you can also send an email to the school)

3. Wait for the appeal result

Don’t worry about the appeal result. Generally, the appeal result will be given within two weeks. Students can pay more attention to their mailboxes during this period when the results are released.