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Are you disappointed or confused by a mark or final result you have received and want to have it reviewed? The SSA Advocacy Service (SAS) is here to help you understand your options and guide you through the process.  SSA Advocates can assist you in requesting a Review of Assessment  (during a teaching period) or a Review of Results  (after final results are released). These are formal processes outlined in Swinburne’s Assessment Procedure  and Review of Results Procedure . 

Here you will find: 1.        How to write your Show Cause Submission document; 2.        Templates for writing your Show Cause submission; 3.        How to Write your Show Cause video; 4.        General Show Cause information; and 5.        A link to register with the Swinburne Advocacy Service. How to Write your Show Cause Submission On Campus Students How to Write your Show Cause Submission (on campus students) Show Cause submission Template (on campus students) Show Cause

Responding to an At-Risk Notice  If you have received an At-Risk Notice from Swinburne, don’t panic—SSA Advocacy Service (SAS) is here to...

If you have received the outcome of an academic misconduct and wish to appeal the decision, our experienced SSA Advocacy Service (SAS) team is here to support you throughout the process.    What is an appeal of an outcome? An appeal is the process through which you can request a review of a decision or outcome made by the Academic Integrity Committee (AIC), the Academic Integrity Officer (AIO) or University Secretary. If you disagree with the outcome, you may appeal to the ou

If you’ve received a decision that feels unfair or incorrect, you may be able to request a review. This process can feel overwhelming, particularly if the outcome affects your enrolment, progression or standing at the University. You don’t have to navigate it alone. Swinburne Advocacy Service can help you understand your options and support you through each stage. Time limits apply so reach out early. What is a Review of an Outcome? A Review of an Outcome is a formal process

Have you received a Notification of Alleged Academic Misconduct?   If you have received a Notification of Alleged Academic Misconduct  from Swinburne University, the SSA Advocacy Service (SAS)  is here to support you through the process. Our experienced and confidential advocates can help you understand what the allegation means and how to respond.  How can Swinburne Advocacy Service (SAS) help?  We can assist you with:  Listening to your concerns and providing advice.   Help