AGSM student experience

Academic Skills Support, opens in a new window offer free consultations and workshops to assist students with academic and study skills. See also UNSW Library services, opens in a new window.

Special consideration

You can apply for Special consideration, opens in a new window if you are impacted by short-term events beyond your control (exceptional circumstances) which impact your ability to complete an assessment task to your normal potential. In some cases, a Short Extension, opens in a new window may be possible.

Equitable learning service

If you are trying to manage the demands of university as well as a health condition, learning disability, physical disability or have personal circumstances that are having an impact on your studies, the Equitable Learning Services (ELS) may be able to provide you with assistance. If you want to receive support during your time at university for your disability needs then you will need to register with ELS.

The university has a range of services designed to support your health, wellbeing and academic success while you are at university:

• Psychology & Wellness, opens in a new window offers free counselling and self-help resources to support your wellbeing and to help you adjust to university life
• The UNSW health service, opens in a new window is located on the ground floor, east quadrangle building, Kensington campus
• Online safety and wellbeing tutorial, opens in a new window
• The religious centre, opens in a new window is located on the third floor of the Square House at the Kensington
• ALLY Program, opens in a new window is a network of trained staff and students, helping to ensure that UNSW is a safe, welcoming place for all staff and students who identify as Lesbian, Gay, Bi-sexual, Transgender, Queer, Intersex or other

For more information and answers to IT enquiries please visit UNSW IT support, opens in a new window or contact the IT Service Centre via email itservicecentre@unsw.edu.au or call +61 2 9385 1333.

• To book a syndicate room in the AGSM Building for a study group, please contact AGSM Student experience, opens in a new window
• Visit Library room bookings, opens in a new window to book a room in the library
• Postgraduate common room, UNSW Business School Building, lower campus
• Postgraduate lounge, opens in a new window located on Level 2, Arc Precinct, Basser Steps
• Postgraduate study space, opens in a new window located on Level 4, Main library, opens in a new window

As an AGSM student you are eligible for a UNSW student ID card, opens in a new window which will:

• provide out-of-hours access to the AGSM Building
• provide access to the study rooms on Ground Floor
• provide physical access to borrow from the UNSW library
• allow you to use the Library's printers, photocopiers and scanners at UNSW's Kensington campus

For information on how to obtain your student ID card in person visit Student ID card, opens in a new window. If you are unable to obtain your Student ID card in person, you are able to order your ID card per the process for distance students as directed via How to Get a Student ID card, opens in a new window.

Travel concessions, opens in a new window may be available for eligible domestic students.

The AGSM Building is located at the top end of campus at UNSW Kensington Campus, near Gate 11.

The UNSW Kensington campus offers a wide variety of retail and other services, opens in a new window. As part of UNSW's effort to reduce disposable waste, discounts are offered when using a reusable cup, opens in a new window at participating cafes.

You may attend an in person campus tour, opens in a new window of the UNSW Kensington campus, or take a 360 Campus Tour, opens in a new window compatible with VR from the convenience of your electronic device..

You can find out more about campus services and facilities via Estate Management, opens in a new window, which provides effective services to the University community to enhance the student experience.

Graduation

The AGSM @ UNSW Business School attach great importance to your graduation as it represents a celebration of your academic achievement, and your commitment to developing your career.

We view your graduation as the beginning of a rich and rewarding partnership which will provide the mutual benefits and support that a commitment to lifelong learning inspires. For information on graduation deadlines, ceremony dates and what happens at the ceremony please visit UNSW graduation, opens in a new window.

Graduating with Excellence

After results are released for your final course, graduating MBA students who achieve a final Weighted Average Mark (WAM), opens in a new window of 80 or more are eligible to graduate ‘with Excellence’. Your WAM is a calculation that reflects your academic results and cannot be rounded up. For more information please visit Award with excellence, opens in a new window.

After graduation

After you have graduated, stay connected with us by joining the AGSM alumni LinkedIn network, opens in a new window. As an alumnus, you are automatically a member of our wider 331,000+ strong UNSW alumni community so that's a lot of talent to access! You will receive our quarterly e-newsletter AGSM Edge where we will update you on the latest news and events. There are plenty of additional benefits to access to continue your life-long learning. Head to Benefits & services, opens in a new window to find out more.