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Campus accessibility

Our spaces and services are designed with everyone in mind

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From accessible ramps to hearing loops, our campuses are equipped to be barrier-free for all our students.

Whether you're studying at our Sydney or Canberra campus, »Ê¹Ú²ÊƱ aims to deliver inclusive education as part of our commitment to Progress for All. Our physical, digital and communications infrastructure have been developed with various disabilities in mind to ensure that they are accessible to everyone. This includes installing assistive learning technology throughout teaching and learning spaces, and delivering modified support services to ensure you are getting the help you need in your academic journey.  

Disability Inclusion Action Plan

Progress is endless. At »Ê¹Ú²ÊƱ, we are continously reviewing opportunities and plans to improve inclusive education. Have a look at what we've achieved so far and what else is in store as part of our action plan to support students and staff with disability.
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Delivering dedicated services through the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower initiative

Several support services across the University, including The Nucleus: Student Hub, are trained to assist students with hidden disabilities who may need a helping hand communicating their needs. These are conditions that may not be immediately visible such as autism, chronic pain, dementia, anxiety, visual or hearing impairement.

We're here to ensure that we remove any barriers preventing you from accessing resources to help you while you're studying at »Ê¹Ú²ÊƱ. Look for a staff member with a sunflower badge similar to the image near this text when you're visiting one of our services if you require support.

Interested in participating as a support service or staff member? Learn how you can get trained up for the scheme.

Navigating your way around »Ê¹Ú²ÊƱ campuses

Browse through our amenities and services to help you get to and move around the University.
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Mobility parking

There are numerous mobility parking spaces located throughout our campuses. Ensure you have your mobility permit displayed on your car's windshield when parking in these spots.

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Ramps, lifts & accessible toilets

All of our buildings are equipped with elevators and access ramps for wheelchairs and trolleys. Every floor is also set up with an accessible toilet. Find out where they are on each campus.

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Safety escorts

If you need to get around campus but you fear for your safety or cannot find a safe pathway to your destination, »Ê¹Ú²ÊƱ Protective Services can assist.

24/7 emergency support services

No matter where you are in Australia, we've got people ready to help in case of emergency.

If you're on campus, »Ê¹Ú²ÊƱ Protective Services is your first port of call. Reach out to the team via the numerous Help Points on campus, use the SafeZone app or call 9385 6666.
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Plan your campus trip

  1. Search for your campus destination in the search bar. 
  2. Click on the destination from the list of the search results and click on the 'Directions' button.
  3. Enter your starting location in the "From" field and tick "Avoid stairs and obstacles" to generate your directions.

If the map is not able to find accessible directions, contact »Ê¹Ú²ÊƱ Protective Services for guidance or safety escort. 

Assistive learning resources

Whether you're in the classroom or beyond, help is available for your studies.
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Equitable Learning Services

If you're dealing with a long-term condition or circumstance, ELS may be able to provide educational adjustments to help you complete your studies.

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There are various digital tools that can help you study, take notes or process information easier. Browse through our recommended list for more information.

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Wheelchair seats & hearing loops

Most of our learning and teaching spaces are equipped with assisted listening tools and space for wheelchair users. Find out if your classroom has these features set up.

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Contact us for advice on all things »Ê¹Ú²ÊƱ, including faculty-specific questions, essential services, and even support and development. We’re here to help.
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