Have an emergency or need support?
  • If there is a medical emergency on campus, call 000 (where medical emergency response is required) or security on 9214 3333.
  • The student wellbeing support line is available 24 hours Monday – Sunday, including public holidays. Call 1300 854 144 or SMS 0488 884 145 to access the service.
  • For additional assistance outside business hours, refer to our 24/7 supports page.

How we can help

  • Medical Centre

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    Book an appointment with a doctor, nurse or specialist and find out about costs.

  • Counselling services

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    If you’re struggling with a personal or emotional matter, our counsellors are available to help. This service is free for all Swinburne students. 

Peer support

  • H.Squad

    Learn what this group of student health ambassadors can do for you.

  • batyr partnership

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    Explore batyr’s mental health programs, student events and ambassador opportunities at Swinburne.

TalkCampus

TalkCampus is a free, anonymous app offering 24/7 peer support from students around the world. Chat, post questions and access support in more than 30 languages. The platform is monitored by clinically trained staff but does not replace crisis support.

Additional services

If you need a peaceful place for prayer, meditation or quiet contemplation, or wish to speak to a Chaplain for spiritual care, head to Swinburne’s Multi Faith Centre.

Take time to move, relax and recharge with yoga sessions at The Junction or Flex activities at the SSA Gym.

  • Financial and equity support

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    Having money troubles or need some advice regarding your financial situation? We’re here to help. Find out more about our available grants, scholarships, and get one-on-one advice.

  • AccessAbility services

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    At Swinburne, we offer an inclusive and welcoming environment for people living with a disability, medical condition, mental illness or with primary carer responsibilities.

  • LGBTIQ+ community support

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    Find out how Swinburne embraces and supports our LGBTIQ+ community and creates an inclusive work and learning environment.

  • Indigenous student services

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    Access opportunities. Get tailored support with your studies. Thrive as an Indigenous student with the team at the Moondani Toombadool Centre.

  • Support for international students

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    Living and studying away from your home country can be challenging. Find out how our international support team can assist international students.

Stay safe on campus

Safer community

The Safer Community team is here to help if you have experienced or witnessed inappropriate, concerning or threatening behaviour.

Learn more

24/7 supports

Swinburne offers students a range of supports for your health and wellbeing anywhere, any time.

Learn more

Health and wellbeing events

Explore upcoming activities and workshops designed to support your health and wellbeing.

View events for current students in the Swinburne app or My.Swinburne.

Explore events

Learner Wellbeing Action Plan

Check out Swinburne’s new Learner Wellbeing Action Plan – our commitment to your wellbeing, experience and success as a Swinburne learner!

Co-developed through consultation with 400 learners like you, our plan addresses the full spectrum of your wellbeing: from wellbeing while you study, to financial, mental and physical, community and cultural wellbeing.