Learning and teaching occurs in a purpose-built building, with well-equipped laboratories, hospital-like wards, kitchens including institutional cooking and refrigeration equipment, pharmacy dispensing units, and a range of physical laboratories for exercise and physical assessment.

Central to our courses in health is a focus on work-integrated learning.The Faculty hosts a Health Clinic - staffed by fully qualified professionals, and a Placement Office to assist students to undertake work-integrated learning as part of their studies. Our unique blend of health professions has led to opportunities for inter-professional learning between discipline groups within the Faculty of Health.

As a Faculty, we are committed to improving the quality of our education and research practice. Further information on learning and teaching is available here to:

• students
• new and sessional academic staff
• unit conveners
• course conveners

Staff in the Faculty of Health work with our industry partners and students to continually improve our educational programs to reflect national and international standards in health education. Should you wish to provide feedback on our performance in health education, please email the Associate Dean (Education).

Other supports include:

• Library
• Academic skills program
• Student and academic services
• International student support 
• Ngunnawal centre
• Disabilities office
• Dean of students
• Health and counselling services