SUT offers more than classes and exams - you’ve got a broad network of support services, and an active student community waiting to welcome you. Whether you’re looking for help, or looking to connect, you’ll find options here.
Counselling & Mental Health Services
Academic Support
Club + Event Directory
Support Services Directory
Here’s a curated list of essential services many students find helpful. Each includes what the service offers, when it’s useful, a student voice and how-to engage.
Psychology and Counselling Services
Swinburne University offers free and confidential counselling for all enrolled students. Counselling can be provided in person, over the phone, or via video. Location: Level 4, George Swinburne Building (GS) John Street, Hawthorn VIC 3122 Operating Hours: Open Monday to Friday 9.00am - 5.00pm.
Swinburne Health Service provides counselling and medical services, including GP, nursing and sexual health consultations. There are no out of pocket fees for students, provided you have a Medicare or overseas healthcare card.
Free, confidential support and access plans for students living with a disability, medical or mental health condition, or have primary carer responsibilities. An AccessAbility Adviser will meet with you to identify reasonable adjustments to support you to succeed in your studies and develop an Education Access Plan.
Swinburne University provides a 24/7 student wellbeing support line for urgent after-hours mental health, counseling, and personal support. Students can call 1300 854 144 or text 0488 884 145. For immediate emergency services, call 000. This service is available for help with various personal or academic-related stress.
Swinburne University offers free and confidential counselling for all enrolled students. Counselling can be provided in person, over the phone, or via video. Location: Level 4, George Swinburne Building (GS) John Street, Hawthorn VIC 3122 Operating Hours: Open Monday to Friday 9.00am - 5.00pm.
Swinburne Health Service provides counselling and medical services, including GP, nursing and sexual health consultations. There are no out of pocket fees for students, provided you have a Medicare or overseas healthcare card.
Free, confidential support and access plans for students living with a disability, medical or mental health condition, or have primary carer responsibilities. An AccessAbility Adviser will meet with you to identify reasonable adjustments to support you to succeed in your studies and develop an Education Access Plan.
Swinburne University provides a 24/7 student wellbeing support line for urgent after-hours mental health, counselling, and personal support. Students can call 1300 854 144 or text 0488 884 145. For immediate emergency services, call 000. This service is available for help with various personal or academic-related stress.
Swinburne Student Association (SSA) is the home of student life at SUT. They run clubs, societies, events and activities that help you connect with others, try new things and feel part of the campus community.
Whether you’re looking to meet new people, explore an interest, or take a break from study, SSA offers welcoming spaces to get involved, no matter where you’re at in your uni journey.
“When I first reached out to UTS Counselling, I was nervous — I didn’t know if what I was feeling was ‘enough’ to ask for help. But my counsellor was kind and practical. It helped me realise that support isn’t just for crisis moments — it’s there to help you stay well too.”
Your wellbeing journey starts here...
Starting or continuing uni can be exciting, and sometimes a bit overwhelming. We’ve created an online module designed to help you look after your mental wellbeing, hear from other young people, build your own wellbeing plan, and discover practical ways to find balance through uni life and prioritise your wellbeing!
