Evidence we need
It is your responsibility to obtain suitable evidence and the University is not able to cover any associated costs. If acquiring evidence is going to leave you in financial hardship, you may be eligible to apply to the University hardship fund.
Evidence needs to show your condition (or working diagnosis):
- Is ‘long-term’ (has lasted - or is likely to last - 12 months or more)
- Has a ‘substantial’ effect on your ability to do normal daily activities
Evidence should be provided on either:
- Letter headed paper (or with a practice stamp included);
- An offical diagnostic report;
- Our Medical Evidence Template (which can be passed to your medical professional for completion)
Evidence must be:
- Written in English and signed and dated by a medical professional
- Recently provided; i.e. within the last 12 months for fluctuating disabilities, and within the last three years for a permanent disability unless the situation changes.
The following video shows what medical documentation you need to provide.
Registered students: Please upload your evidence document(s) to the Student Services HUB, via “Your Documents”.
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