Have a question, query or concern? Please reach out to us at saunda@nd.edu.au or to one of our team members listed here.

We support students.

For assistance, advice, and/or representation please do reach out.

Students at Notre Dame are encouraged to try and do their best. The academic staff want to see each student reach their full potential. There is academic study support available to students including:

• Learning Advisor Appointments

• Study Skills Workshops

• Academic Integrity Modules

• Maths Support

• Academic Support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students

• Access and Inclusion

Student Life are dedicated to providing personal, professional and pastoral services to students at The University of Notre Dame Australia. Through Student Services, you can access information on sports, social and cultural activities, careers and employment advice and counselling referrals.

For more information, please contact:

• Student Life at studentlife@nd.edu.au

Notre Dame believes that all members of the University have the right to feel safe and secure, and to be treated with respect and dignity at all times. The University condemns harassment, violence and unjust discrimination of every kind, and asserts that no one should be subject to physical or verbal harassment or abuse. Notre Dame does not tolerate sexual assault or sexual harassment.

Clubs and Societies must operate in line with this commitment and ensure that events, promotional material, social media accounts, interaction with other Clubs and Societies and the treatment of all students and members is appropriate at all times.

In an emergency, telephone 000.

For support within Notre Dame, please reach out to:

• Sydney Campus Respect Officer, Charlotte Armstrong

  Email: sydney.respectofficer@nd.edu.au

  Phone: (02) 8204 4687

• Campus Security

  Broadway: 0403 458 011

  Darlinghurst: 0406 318 213

The University of Notre Dame Australia has established a Student Hardship Fund for students who are facing difficult challenges. The prime purpose of the fund is to help and assist students who need emergency relief whilst continuing their studies at Notre Dame Australia. More information can be found here:

• Student Hardship Fund

We know that right now there is a lot of uncertainty around COVID-19 and what it means for us as a community. SAUNDA want you to know that whatever you are feeling, no matter who you are, your feelings are valid and we are here for you.

Amongst the uncertainty, let’s make sure that we are there for each other, we stay informed and most importantly that we take care of ourselves. Please find more information here:

• Health Direct

• ND COVID-19 Information Webpage

• ND Health & Wellbeing Services

• COVID-19 National Hotline — 1800 020 080

Campus Ministry at The University of Notre Dame Australia supports the Objects of the University by seeking to create a context of Catholic faith and values within which students learn and the University community is formed and developed.

It provides opportunities where students and staff can experience and express their faith through a variety of liturgies, structured religious education opportunities, and practical service experiences for people in need in our community. Campus Ministry supports the students and staff of Notre Dame in their efforts to build a Christian faith community.

For more information, please visit this Facebook group:

• NDChap

Notre Dame provide students with free, confidential counselling and psychological support in a safe, professional environment. Counsellors and psychologists can help you with a range of issues, including anxiety, stress, depression, loss and grief, relationship difficulties, gender and sexuality concerns, financial difficulties and addiction and substance abuse. Counselling can help you develop strategies to address your concerns, improve mental health and wellbeing and achieve your academic goals.

• Student Counselling Service