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synthesizer and screen enlarger is available at Hawthorn
campus, while Artic Dectalk Express voice synthesizer
with Artic Magnum Deluxe Screen Enlargement software is
available at both Prahran and Hawthorn to enable access to
the catalogue and various Windows applications for those
with visual disabilities. All levels of Prahran and Hawthorn
and Lilydale libraries are wheelchair accessible , and several
adjustable height tables are available for use at Prahran.
Storage lockers are available on request and TTY
telephones are located at the Information desk at both
Prahran (9214 6833) and Hawthorn (9214 8840). For more
information on these and other services, including
assistance with searches and item retrieval, contact the
disability liaison librarian at each campus: Hawthorn -
phone 9214 8337, Prahran - phone 9214 6785, Lilydale -
phone 9214 7115.
Office for Quality and Educat~onal
Development
The Office for Quality and Educational Development
(QED) was formed in 1996. It employs the principles and
practices of quality management in order to assist staff with
their efforts to achieve the University's strategic teaching
and learning, and institutional development goals. QED
consists of the following core functions:
the course evaluation system - to survey student and
graduate perceptions of course quality;
the Educational development Unit, to assist the
professional development of teaching staff;
the Quality Unit, to support and develop the
improvement of University's management of its work
processes through the Swinburne Quality Management
System (SQMS).
Through these functions QED provides a range of projects,
training programs and consultancy services to help
continuously improve the quality of the University's
educational programs, related services and administrative
procedures
Transport, Access and Parking
Public transport
Hawthorn campus
Swinburne's Hawthorn campus is well served by public
transport. Trains stop frequently at the Glenferrie Station,
which is a two-minute walk from the campus. The station
is on the Alamein, Belgrave and Lilydale lines and there are
also frequent trains into the city.
Trams and buses also serve the area. The No. 69 tram
travels along Glenferrie Road from Kew to St Kilda, and
connects with several other tram lines, and buses travel
along Burwood Road No. 732 to Box Hill) and Auburn
Road (No. 624 from Kew to Chadstone Shopping Centre).
Prahran campus
Prahran campus is close to the Prahran Station, on the
Sandringham line, with frequent trains into the city. It is
also very well served by trams with the No. 16 Glen Iris
tram stopping outside the door in High Street, as well as
the North Richmond - Prahran (no. 78,79) in nearby
Chapel Street.
Swinburne at Lilydale
Swinburne at Lilydale is served by train and buses. The
campus is on the Lilydale train line. Numerous buses leave
from Lilydale Station.
Parking
Enquiries, Facilities and Services Group
Hawthorn campus
9214 8760
Lilydale campus
9215 7111
Prahran campus
9214 6748
Limited off-street parking facilities are provided for fulltime
and part-time students.
Conditions of use
Use of car parks is strictly at the owner's risk and is subject
to:
a current Swinburne parking permit or sticker valid for
the car park in question being clearly displayed on
the windscreen;
availability of space in the car park;
the car being within a marked bay;
any fees or charges being paid;
the driver's observance of parking signs or directions
given by any of Swinburne Parking or Security
Officers.
Parking permits
Available from Facilities and Services. Student identity card
is required.
Part-time students
Evening and other part-time students may not leave cars in
Swinburne car parks during the day while they attend
work.
Short course students
Students require a parking permit issued by the office
organising the course. Availability of space is not assured.
Hours of access
The main car parks open at 7.45am and close at 10.00pm.
Car parks on some campuses are open twenty-four hours.
Students are warned against leaving cars in parks overnight.
Infringement of parking rules
Failure to comply with parking regulations could incur a
Parking Infringement Notice of up to $40.00. Under the
Road Safety Act 1986, the fines are enforceable in court.
Those who abuse the system are also liable to have their
parking privileges withdrawn and the parking permits for
their cars revoked.
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