Policies & Procedures

A

Academic Misconduct

Academic Transcripts

Acceptable Academic Cooperation

Assessment

Attendance

Attire

C

Cancellation of Units

Chapel Participation

Concession Travel Pass

D

Deferral

Demand Hours

Disciplinary Procedures

Discontinuation of Studies

E

Employment

Enrolment

Exclusion

Extension Policy

F

Facilities

G

Government Financial Assistance

Grade Point Average

Grading System

Graduation

H

Harassment

L

Leave of Absence

M

Maintenance

O

Ordination

P

Privacy

Provisional Entry

R

Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)

Refunds

Residence

Residential Life

Results and Appeals

S

Social Media Usage

Special Entry

Student Identification Cards

Supplementary Examination

T

Termination of Enrolment

U

Unavoidable Disruption

W

Withdrawal

Information contained on this website is correct at the time of posting. Notwithstanding the policies and regulations posted on this website, the Faculty Board of St Andrew's Greek Orthodox Theological College may in any given case, in the best interests of the student, St Andrew's, or the Church, vary, dispense with or suspend any requirement of, or prescription by, these regulations and report forthwith to the Council of St Andrew's Greek Orthodox Theological College and to the Sydney College of Divinity.

Purpose and Scope

The Sydney College of Divinity (SCD) is committed to living out its vision and values in establishing and maintaining a harmonious and supportive environment conducive to study and personal development. SCD has a responsibility under legislation to ensure that students are not subjected to discrimination, harassment, vilification, victimization, or other forms of unfairness. SCD recognizes that students may sometimes feel they have experienced disadvantage or distress and will ensure that grievances are responded to promptly, in a consistent and transparent manner, with minimum stress and maximum protection for all concerned.

SCD’s Student Grievance Policy and Procedures provides a mechanism for addressing grievances arising out of any kind of situation or process affecting the student, whether academic or non-academic. It applies to all students currently or previously enrolled in SCD courses delivered by the SCD teaching bodies or Research Degrees Program, regardless of the location of the campus at which the grievance has arisen, the student’s place of residence, or the mode of study.

To view the policy and the procedures in their entirety, click here.