Study Melbourne is committed to ensuring that information on this website is accessible to all.
We have developed this website with the aim of complying with W3C Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.0 Level AA accessibility standards.
We welcome any feedback, especially where you feel we are not compliant or could provide better accessibility.
Our website is designed to a high standard of accessibility so that all site visitors can access its content and use its features. Our website is also designed to be accessed by tablets and smartphones.
We acknowledge that some users may encounter limitations in the accessibility features when using our course, institutions, and scholarships search functionalities. Please be assured that Study Melbourne is actively investigating these issues and is committed to implementing a solution as quickly as possible. Your experience is important to us, and we appreciate your patience as we work towards providing a more inclusive and seamless user experience.
For information on wheelchair access to the Study Melbourne Hubs, please contact us:
Accessibility tips
Please note – these links go to the Department of Jobs, Skills, Industry and Regions website:
- Change webpage text size and page zoom
- Keyboard navigation
- Contrast tool
- Images
- Video or audio formats
- Printing web pages
Change webpage text size and page zoom
You can change the text size or page zoom on your browser to view the website.
Instructions for different browsers are below.
- Microsoft Edge
Change text size and set page zoom in Microsoft Edge - Firefox
Change text size and set page zoom in Firefox - Google Chrome
Change text size and set page zoom in Google Chrome - Safari
Change text size and set page zoom in Safari keyboard navigation
Keyboard navigation is an alternative to the mouse for browsing websites. This increases accessibility for visitors who have difficulty with using a mouse or pointer tool.
You can use the arrow keys to scroll up or down pages. Use the “Tab” key to move between links ('skip links'), and press “Return” or “Enter” to select one. Use the “Backspace” or “Delete” key to go back to the previous page.
Contrast tool
You can change the contrast of the page to high contrast mode to make it easier to read. Here is some information to help you:
- WebAIM free contrast checker
- Google's official "High Contrast" extension for Chrome
- Firefox's documentation on using high contrast theme
- If you are using Internet Explorer or Microsoft Edge, please search for information on how to enable high contrast mode on the Microsoft website:
Microsoft Support website - Internet Explorer section
If you are using an Apple device, please search for information on how to enable high contrast mode on the Apple website:
Apple Support website - Accessibility section
Images
The content of images within this site is described using alt tags (alternative text).
Video or audio formats
We will occasionally publish a video on this website. Transcripts and captions will accompany most videos published on this website.
Printing web pages
If you need to print a page on this website:
For desktop users
Pressing the "Ctrl" (control) and "P" buttons together. This should trigger the print dialogue box on all desktop computers (Windows and Linux based). Pressing the “command” and “P” buttons together. This should trigger the print dialogue box on Mac computers.
For mobile device (smartphone and tablet) users
Due to the wide range of mobile devices on the market, it would be best to refer to your device's manual, or search for the information via a search engine such as Google.
Relay Service
Deaf, hearing or speech impaired? Contact the National Relay Service: Call 1800 555 660 or visit www.relayservice.com.au
Translations
For help with translations please call the Translating and Interpreting Service
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