Safety and wellbeing
Feel safe and welcome
Join our vibrant and diverse residential community. Tap into a thriving network of peers, residents and talented advisors who support you when needed. Make meaningful connections from the start of your鈥痵tudent career. Friends become family and help shape one of your life's most transformative experiences.
Sydney is one of the safest cities in the world, and your safety and well-being are our highest priority. We have an on-campus health clinic and support for mental health and wellbeing services designed specifically for students. We follow strict cleaning protocols that are in line with health authority guidelines. There's also 24-hour security and an app to report security incidents and request assistance.
Our colleges and apartments have excellent security. Only people with valid security cards can enter the buildings, ensuring a secure environment for everyone.
Our on-site teams also聽provide academic guidance and personalised support. We even have our very own Residential Wellbeing Officer, Dr Kate Thompson.
Hi, I'm Marisa, and I'm here to support and empower your wellbeing journey. I provide a safe and non-judgmental space where you can express yourself freely. I am here to listen and walk alongside you during your journey of self-discovery and growth. I can provide information and resources, help you develop coping strategies, and connect you with other support services. I also provide training and education in areas of gendered violence, healthy relationships, mental health and general wellbeing.
I hope to meet you during your 黑料网大事记 journey, but if not, one thing I want you to know is that you are valued as you are. In the meantime, go gently and take care.
Marisa Rose
Residential Wellbeing Officer
At college, we start with consent training during O-Week, which teaches us how to respect each other鈥檚 boundaries and space. There鈥檚 also amazing campus security鈥攜ou can call them anytime if you feel uncomfortable. But honestly, I鈥檝e never felt unsafe. Whether I鈥檓 walking back from dance or heading home with friends at night, campus feels like a safe bubble.
Sophie Dawson
Goldstein College
When you live on campus, you鈥檙e surrounded by familiar faces at uni and college, so there鈥檚 a real sense of community. There鈥檚 always someone around to help, whether it鈥檚 friends studying the same degree or the college staff and resident mentors. Even when you鈥檙e unsure where to go for support, you know someone here will point you in the right direction.
Shaikha Al-Alawi
Fig Tree Hall
I鈥檝e spoken with the wellbeing officer in accommodation鈥攕he鈥檚 so helpful and easy to talk to. She supports all the colleges and can connect you with other services if needed. Having that kind of support on campus makes a big difference, especially for students who might find it hard to seek help elsewhere.
Jack Buchanan
Goldstein College
