Physical and mental wellbeing

If you are a student with a disability and/or ongoing health condition, the InclusionUC team can provide you with specialised support and information to facilitate equal participation in your educational journey at UC.

There are a range of accessible facilities on campus to suit your needs, including bathrooms, parking, and lifts.

The security team on campus works 24 hours a day to provide a safe environment.

For emergencies call 02 6201 2222. This phone line operates 7 days a week, 24 hours a day.

UC also has several help points installed across campus and residential precincts. For assistance press the intercom and our security team will respond.

If you’re feeling unwell or need to see a doctor for any medical issues, you can make an appointment at our Medical and Counselling Centre. It’s open five days a week and offers care and advice on all general health needs. Our doctors and nurses can also provide the medical assessments, screenings and vaccinations needed to get you ready for any placements you’ll have during your studies.

Winnunga Nimmityjah Aboriginal Health and Community Services (WNAHCS) is an Aboriginal community controlled primary health care service operated by the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community of the ACT.

Our Student Wellbeing team provides individualised support and information to help you navigate your journey at UC in the best way possible. 

The team of social workers and community and wellbeing support officers is experienced in providing individualised and meaningful support to help you work through any challenges you may be facing. 

You can access confidential advice, referrals and support to help you overcome any challenges you may face while studying at UC. 

The University has established an Ally Network which aims to provide a visible network of mentors and support for people that identify as LGBTIQ+ and their allies. In addition, the University of Canberra Rainbow Group provides a direct support for LGBTIQ+ students.