# Staff Printing

Print stations for A3/A4 formats are available to staff free of charge Through UniPrint in the MSD and Baldwin Spencer buildings. 

The following table highlights  the most appropriate location for your printing requests (Staff):

| **Size**                                | **Location**  |
| --------------------------------------- | ------------- |
| A4                                      | UniPrint      |
| A3                                      | UniPrint      |
| A2                                      | MSD Media Hub |
| A1                                      | MSD Media Hub |
| A0                                      | MSD Media Hub |
| ODD Size                                | MSD Media Hub |
| Self-Provided Paper Stock               | MSD Media Hub |
| 120 GSM and above  (Compared to 80 GSM) | MSD Media Hub |

## Printing Via UniPrint

For generic staff printing (A4/A3) we would recommend the use of the complementary UniPrint service offered to staff. More information can be found here:

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## Printing at the Media Hub

For more specialized, large format printing please see the below methods for staff to print using our services.

### 1. Staff Self Service Printing

Staff can can load up credit and submit and release prints in the same way as students can in the Media Hub/Print room. for more information, see the link below.&#x20;

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### 2. Staff Print Requests

If you are a staff member within the Faculty of Architecture, building and planning, drop us a line @ <media-hub@unimelb.edu.au> and we will help with your printing requirements.


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