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An exciting part of your Medical Sciences and Pathology degree involves on the job training through Workplace Learning (WPL).
To assist you with your WPL journey, the following tabs contain important information and guides to ensure you are aware of your WPL requirements.
The following indicates your compulsory Workplace Learning (WPL) components:
It is compulsory as a Charles Sturt University student to obtain and maintain specific requirements throughout the degree. These include NSW Health Pathology compliance requirements and Charles Sturt University Workplace Learning requirements. The following information will assist to achieve your compliance.
Due first year of study and no later than 30 June.
Visit NSW Health for more information
Use the following checklist to help organise your requirements:
Download NSW Health compliance checklist
Once compliance requirements are obtained, email them to FOSH-WPL@csu.edu.au for processing. Please enter in the email subject line your: Student ID / Student name / Discipline / Compliance.
For further assistance please see the FOSH WPL Student Guide to NSW Health Compliance.
Due first year of study and no later than 30 June.
Information can be found on the Faculty of Science and Health Workplace Learning Interact 2 site. Charles Sturt students and staff are required to self enrol to obtain access by following the following guide:
Download the discipline requirements checklist
Once Charles Sturt University WPL requirements are obtained, instructions on how to upload to InPlace can be found on the above Interact2 site.
To support your Workplace Learning journey the following services will provide you with important information:
Please contact the Faculty of Science and Health Workplace Learning Team.
Phone: +61 26933 3010
Email: FOSH-WPL@csu.edu.au