Health and wellbeing
We offer comprehensive professional health and medical services to support the mental, physical and emotional wellbeing of the Swinburne community.
Health services availability
Croydon and Wantirna services reduced
Due to COVID-19 restrictions, the Croydon and Wantirna Health Services are running at a reduced capacity. Telehealth and face-to-face appointments with a GP, and counselling and mental health services are available at the Hawthorn Health Service. Call 03 9214 8483 to book in an appointment.
If there is a medical emergency on campus call 000 or security on 9214 3333.
The Out-of-Hours Crisis Line is available from 5pm-9am, Monday to Friday and 24hrs weekends & public holidays. Call 1300 854 144 or SMS 0488 884 145 to access the service.
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Health services
Book an appointment with a doctor, nurse or specialist and find out about costs.
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Appointments with health professionals
All Swinburne students have access to medical, counselling and psychological services. Register to schedule an appointment with a health professional.
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Psychology and counselling services
If you’re struggling with a personal or emotional matter, our counsellors are available to help. This service is free for all Swinburne students.
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Medical discounts and benefits
Take advantage of a range of student discounts and benefits.
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Assault reporting and help
Services and resources are available at Swinburne to help you handle a traumatic experience if you, or someone you know, has been assaulted.
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Health services near Swinburne
Find a nearby dentist or other health service not currently offered at Swinburne.
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Health information and advice
Mental health, sexual health, nutrition. Frank info, no holds barred.
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Special consideration and extensions
If a serious event has occurred that has affected your academic journey at Swinburne, support is available through special consideration, extensions and adjustments.
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Are you eligible for free immunisations?
You may be eligible for free immunisations to protect you from diseases such as Hepatitis B, Measles, Mumps and Rubella (MMR) at Swinburne's Wellbeing Clinic, thanks to a Victorian Government funded program.