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Contents
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students rights 2.
privacy policy 3.
harrasment policy
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Students
Rights 1.
RIGHT TO PRIVACY All personal information provided to CCTC will be treated
in confidence, and only used for the purpose for which it was given.
Your file and computer database entries are only accessed by people
who are entitled to do so, eg, lecturers having a class list with names
and emails. No-one at CCTC is permitted to share your personal information
with anyone not entitled to it. 2.
RIGHT TO THE HIGHEST STANDARDS OF TEACHING AND LEARNING In
order to protect the high academic standing of your MCD degree or diploma,
all forms of cheating, plagiarism or other academic fraud (including
illegitimate use of internet resources) are strictly forbidden, and
anyone found engaging in them faces serious consequences. To assist
with this, you are required to state on each assignment that it is your
own work. 3. RIGHT TO BE TREATED FAIRLY The right to be treated fairly
is applicable to all academic and administrative matters.
If you have a grievance about an administrative procedure
or academic issue, you have five working days (longer
for some serious matters) to lodge a complaint with the
Principal, or with the MCD Registrar. You will not be disadvantaged
by doing this, and in most cases can expect a resolution within
ten working days. 4. RIGHT TO BE SAFE, AND TO FEEL SAFE Students have
the right to be and feel and safe at CCTC. Harassment
in any form spiritual, sexual or discriminatory
(eg, on the grounds of race, gender, ethnicity, disability, theological
outlook) is wrong, and not permitted. Procedures are in place
to deal promptly with situations which may arise. - If
anyone should wish to file a complaint they should contact the Principal or Chaplain,
or the Registrar. Once you have commenced a degree or diploma, you are assured
that educational and financial resources are in place to see you through to its
completion. If the highly unlikely situation arises that CCTC cannot deliver a
course for which you have paid fees, these will be refunded, or you can transfer
to another provider, nominated for this purpose by the MCD. Detailed policies
and procedures governing these matters can be found on the MCD website (www.mcd.unimelb.edu.au),
under Policies for MCD student wellbeing.

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