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We provide care and support, social and cultural opportunities and referrals to other services offered by the University.
You can visit us in person from 9 am to 5 pm, Monday to Friday, book an appointment by phone or email for remote support.
Each faculty has a dedicated Academic Advisor for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students. Contact the Gadigal Centre for more information on academic assistance.
Access supportive study environments where you can relax and access resources to help with your studies.
The Gadigal Centre student support unit offers:
Room S243, John Woolley Building (A20)
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9 am to 5 pm, Monday to Friday
6 am to 12 am, daily
The Wingara Mura Resource Centre holds a comprehensive collection of resources relating to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture and affairs, including rare and out of print materials, which can be accessed on-site for research (items are not available to borrow or take off-site). You can browse the Centre's collection through the University of Sydney Library Catalogue.
The Resource Centre also offers:
Room N238, John Woolley Building (A20)
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9.30 am to 4.30 pm, Monday to Friday
The Yooroang Garang space offers:
This safe space is specifically for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students enrolled at the Faculty of Medicine and Health.
Level 1, near main entrance, Susan Wakil Health Building (D18). There's also a 24/7 space on level 1, accessible from the grandstand side of the building. See the Susan Wakil Health Building on Campus Maps
24 hours a day, including weekends
If you're likely to engage with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities and subject matter while conducting research, the "Ethics for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Research" eLearning module.
This module will help develop your understanding of the AIATSIS Code of Ethics for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Research, which sets national standards for ethical and responsible conduct.
