Student Resources
The CPEELMS
Studying With CPEE
The CPEE Higher Education Manager should be contacted for matters regarding enrolment, late assessment task submissions and similar issues.
If you require academic assistance, your Unit Chair is available to assist you regarding issues specific to unit content and assessment. You can contact the Unit Chair directly via the CPEELMS by posting your query on the unit forum or emailing directly.
When corresponding with your Unit Chair or the CPEE Higher Education Manager, being specific will allow for a more tailored response. If you do not receive an answer to an enquiry from your Unit Chair within 48 hours, please contact CPEE Admin.
Administrative enquiries, such as difficulty in submitting assessment tasks, late assessment task submission, special consideration, or other matters not directly related to assessment task questions should be directed to the CPEE HEM or administration support staff.
Studying online allows you to fit study around work, social and family committments. One of the main draws to this type of study is that you can study at home, in the office, or any place and time that suits you. However, this type of study also brings with it a number of challenges. Effective techniques are key to navigating these challenges and to your long term study goals.
- Studying OnlineĀ - Helpfull tips to get you going and keep you moving.
- Referencing and Avoiding plagiarism
Mental Wellbeing and Counselling
CPEE is committed to delivering a learning journey which provides the opportunities for students to achieve success, supports their wellbeing through a broad range of support services and ensures access to information for the appropriate accessing of welfare and support resources.
Take steps to look after your mental wellbeing. What kind of support are you looking for?
Connecting with others can have a positive effect on your mental health and emotional wellbeing.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People Education
The CPEE is committed to the recruitment, admission and providing pathways and support to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students. The CPEE will work towards establishing itself as the preeminent authority for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples wishing to undertake higher education studies in road and pavement engineering.
The following principles underpin the CPEE's approach to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples' learning, teaching and research.
- Providing CPEE admission pathways to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students
- Proactive support of enrolled students to assist their achievement of Unit and Program Learning Outcomes
- Providing additional staff support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students to enhance their learning experience at the CPEE
- Encouraging employers to support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander employees to undertake studies at the CPEE
- The allocation of dedicated scholarships to applicants who have established Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander status.