Box Hill Institute is closely monitoring the evolving situation regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. The health and wellbeing of our community is our highest priority.
Box Hill Institute is open for students to return to on-campus learning for 2022. Box Hill campus facilities are open and available for students to access, provided they comply with vaccination requirements as outlined above.
If you are feeling unwell or have cold or flu symptoms, please do not attend campus.
Increased health and safety measures have been introduced to ensure the safety of all people on site at each campus. This includes increased cleaning schedules and wiping of shared surfaces.
To assist with contact tracing, each building is marked with a QR code – either on the outside of the building or inside the building – which you must scan and complete the QR code before or when you enter a building.
Your information will not be released publicly or shared with any third party, except the government agency responsible for contacting people who may have been exposed to COVID-19 or where otherwise required for the purposes of contract tracing.
Your details will only be kept for the period specified by the Department of Health and Human Services.
Face masks are no longer required for students and employees attending campus for on-site work and study, although they remain highly recommended in all indoor settings.
All students are required to scan the QR code on a poster on the outside of each building or inside the building, before or when they enter that building. You will need to scan the QR code with the camera or QR code scanner app on your Smartphone. Then go to the link contained in the QR code, complete your details in the form and submit.
If you are unable to scan the QR code, please make sure you record your details at the administration counter in the area you are visiting. One of our team will be able to assist you in the manual recording of your visit to campus. Please advise our team member of the building or buildings you will be accessing while you are on campus.
All details collected via the QR codes are collected for contact tracing in the event of a suspected Covid-19 case on campus.
Your information will not be released publicly or shared with any third party, except the government agency responsible for contacting people who may have been exposed to COVID-19 or where otherwise required for the purposes of contract tracing.
Your details will only be kept for the period specified by the Department of Health and Human Services.
The café at Elgar and Nelson café are open from 8:00am to 3:00pm Monday to Friday.
Lilydale Point of View Café is open from 8:00am to 3:00pm Monday to Friday.
All library branches (Elgar, Nelson, Lilydale and City) are open from 8:30am to 4:30pm, Monday to Friday.
Box Hill Institute has implemented an increased level of cleaning across campuses in response to COVID-19. Cleaning is conducted in accordance with the Victorian Government’s COVID-19 cleaning guidelines.
Victorian DHHS Cleaning and disinfecting to reduce COVID-19 transmission
This includes:
We are continuing to monitor and review our cleaning measures to ensure strong standards and the health and safety of our community.
Blended learning at Box Hill Institute means that you will be connected to your learning and assessment through a combination of in-person and technologically enabled experiences.
Your study will be supported by teachers and resources available to you through scheduled classes and workshops held on campus and online.
Blended learning offers the best mix of the flexibility of online learning, with the benefits of the personal experience of face-to-face learning as well.
If you require support during this time, please contact our Student Life team on (03) 9286 9891 or email us at studentlife@boxhill.edu.au
We are here to help and answer your questions during this challenging time.
Currently, Box Hill Institute is closed for applications to International Student Emergency Relief.
If you are an international student in Victoria experiencing financial hardship, you may be eligible for emergency financial support through the Victorian Government’s Extreme Hardship Support Program.
The program is for temporary and provisional visa holders and undocumented migrants, including international students who:
To apply for this program, please visit www.redcross.org.au/vicrelief
For further information on the range of support available to international students from the Victorian Government, please visit: www.studymelbourne.vic.gov.au
If you have questions about your academic progress and need assistance with your assessments, please contact the International Academic Advisor, Faz Maghami on (03) 9286 9734 or email Faz at f.maghami@boxhill.edu.au