View Policies A - Z
All University of Canberra policies, procedures, guidelines and frameworks are listed on this page in alphabetical order by title.
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- Data Governance Policy(Future)Establishes a consistent framework for managing the collection, storage, use, sharing, protection, retention and disposal of the University of Canberra's data.
- Data Governance Procedure(Future)Outlines the steps, roles and workflow required to implement the University of Canberra’s new Data Governance Policy. It provides practical guidance to ensure data is collected, stored, managed, shared and disposed of in compliance with legal, ethical and University and community requirements.
- Data Handling Procedure(Future)Outlines how data (and information derived from data) is handled across its lifecycle within the University of Canberra to meet legal, regulatory and community expectations.
- Deferring, Suspending or Cancelling an International Student's Enrolment ProcedureThis document sets out the procedures for assessing, approving and recording the deferring, suspending or canc elling of an international student's enrolment.
- Delegations of Authority PolicyThis document sets out a framework for the delegation of authority, and the principles which apply when exercising a function under a delegation.
- Delegations of Authority Procedure(Future)This Procedure outlines the processes used by the University of Canberra (the University) to manage its delegations of authority (DOA).
- Distinguished Professors PolicyThis document sets out a policy to attract and retain exceptional senior scholars who can help the University to develop a national and international research profile.
- DITM and Records Management Policy ManualThis document sets out to outline the University's principles concerning the use of technology, with primary focus on IT Security, Acceptable Use and Enterprise Architecture.
- Domestic Student Contributions and Tuition Fees PolicyThis document sets out the University's requirements for setting, collecting and administering domestic student contribution amounts, tuition fees and other fees types.