Accessibility

O-Week is for everyone!

O-Week is an unmissable opportunity for all new and continuing students to familiarise themselves with campus, make friends and get a headstart before classes start in Week 1. We have a number of accessible options for exploring O-Week- including accessibility & Neurodiversity focused tours, low sensory zones, and more!

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Click here for more resources about Disability & Accessibility at UNSW.

Helpful resources

Map

Navigate campus in the way that suits you by using this accessibility map.

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Quiet Space

Our dedicated quiet space on campus for anyone looking for a sensory-friendly space. This space is located on Bookshop Lawn, and will include comfortable seats, accessibility resources, and sensory items that are free for anyone to use!

Social Story

This social story is an accessible guide to O-Week, and offers an overview of what you can expect at this event.

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Accessible Tours

Book in a personalised tour with the Yellow Shirts to find the best way for you to access campus!

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Students With Disabilities Collective

This collective focuses on advocacy and socialising for students who experience physical or neurological conditions.

Mobility Buggy

If you or someone you're with on campus has limited mobility, get in touch with UNSW Security for a ride in the mobility buggy!

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Equitable Learning Services

Equitable Learning Services is a free and confidential service that provides practical support to ensure that your health condition doesn't affect your studies.

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Get in touch

Arc Reception

P:(02) 9065 0900

E:reception@arc.unsw.edu.au

H:10AM - 5PM

A:Gate 5 on High St, UNSW

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O-Week 2026 Yellow Shirts Coordinator

Nathan Gock-King

P:(02) 9065 0909

E:n.gock-king@arc.unsw.edu.au

Students With Disabilities Collective Officer

E:disabilities@arc.unsw.edu.au

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