The university counselling and health services are available for all overseas students. Counsellors, doctors and nurses ensure that overseas students are made to feel welcome and at home. An international student counsellor is available at Community Services specifically to assist international students experiencing personal, academic or cultural adjustment problems. Staff in the Disability Liaison Office are available to assist prospective and enrolled students who have a disability and provide information, advice and support. They can arrange for early assessment of requirements upon provision of appropriate current documentation and provide detailed information about appropriate services, equipment and facilities.
Early contact is advised so plans can be made prior to the commencement of study.
All inquiries are strictly confidential. The Green Guide , a detailed resource guide for students who have a disability, is available from the Disability Liaison Office at Clayton campus, Union desks or Community Services offices on all campuses. A disability liaison officer is available once a week by appointment only at Caulfield and Peninsula. A disability liaison officer can also be made available at the Berwick or Parkville campuses. Students need to contact the Clayton office to arrange an appointment.