UNSW Canberra graduates shape Australia, the region and the international community as leaders in defence, government and industry.
Working at the intersection of a leading university and a military academy, UNSW has been educating defence leaders for half a century.
The information here is for prospective students. Current students should refer to their relevant UNSW Handbook.
Situated in Australia’s national capital, UNSW Canberra has the best staff to student ratio in Australia, world class facilities and support services. As a student you will have access to the Academy Library, Indoor sports centre, bookshop, coffee shop, bank, prayer room and modern open study areas. Plus we have a range of support services to help you with every aspect of your study.
At the ALL unit we provide students with opportunities to further develop their academic skills, master academic language and literacy strategies and clarify academic expectations in order to help you achieve your academic potential. We do this through providing:
These resources and workshops will help you further develop your note taking and presentation skills, help you avoid accidental plagiarism and prepare your thesis outlines.
The Academy Library provides you with a wealth of print and electronic resources, collections and services.
Library staff are on hand to assist you in person, by phone or via the AskUs service should you like to lodge a query. For in-depth assistance we invite you to book an extended research consultation.
The Library offers a range of individual and collaborative spaces, perfect for any mode of study.
Online guides and tutorials designed to assist you to find and utilise the Library’s world-class resources are available on the Academy Library website.
Phone: 02 62688116
Online: AskUs
email: library@adfa.edu.au
SAS provides students with quality administrative support whilst promoting the academic programs of students and enhancing their educational experience at UNSW Canberra.
They can help answer any questions you might have about admission, scholarships, enrolment, research candidature and graduation.
Current students can access forms and more information by visiting the Student Gateway.
Contact us:
Telephone: +61 2 6268 6000
Email: sas@adfa.edu.au
Location:
Ground Floor, Adams Auditorium,
Building 111
Online study at UNSW is often one component of campus-based learning and teaching. When used this way, the online activities and resources are there to support and complement other course components such as lectures and practicals. For example, you might be required to take part in online tutorial discussions or collaborate with fellow students in an online small-group project.
Regardless of your mode of study, it's important to make the most of the online components of your course. Moodle is an open-source learning management system that is used to deliver blended and online courses throughout UNSW.
Information Communication and Technology Services (ICTS) is the central Information Technology provider for the whole UNSW Canberra campus.
ICTS is a member of the Student and Academic Support Group (SASG) which provides client focused support for the teaching, research, training and administration needs of UNSW Canberra.
Information and Communications and Technology Services is of critical importance to the University in the support of academic enquiry and research, teaching and learning, core business activities and communications. In recognition of this, UNSW Canberra provides computing, email, Internet and communication facilities to its staff and students for the purposes of research, teaching and learning and to support the administration of the University.
ICTS strongly recommends that staff and students read the following 'Acceptable Use of UNSW Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Resources Policy'. http://www.gs.unsw.edu.au/policy/documents/ictpolicy.pdf
Hours of Operation:
ICTS operates 5 days a week Monday to Friday (Canberra business days ONLY)
08:00 to 17:00 (Australian Eastern Standard Time)
General Enquiries:
Telephone: + 61 02 6268 8140
Email: at helpdesk@adfa.edu.au
A locality map of ICTS Building 14 can be found here
As a undergradaute non-defence student you will have free access to a state of the art sports centre. This includes a gym and indoor pool.
In addition, a range of sporting and extra curricular clubs are offered by ADFA to undergraduate non-defence students.
Examples include:
Aerospace Interest Group Australian Football League Academy Bands Basketball Cricket Crossfit Community Service VECA Cyber Security Cycling Debating Fencing Flying Disc Association FOCUS Golf Hockey Marathon and Distance Running Club Maritime Interest Military History Military Shooting VECA Military Skills Motorcycle VECA Musical Production VECA Navigators Netball Paintball Photography Precision Drill Team Rowing Rugby Rugby League SAE Sailing Small Balls Interest Group Soccer Squash Strength and Conditioning Swimming Tennis Touch Football Triathlon Unmanned Aerial Vehicles Volleyball Water Polo
This confidential, free of charge service with a qualified professional clinical psychologist (student counsellor), is designed to support students face challenges, navigate change, and regain balance. All enrolled UNSW Canberra civillian (non-defence) undergraduate students are entitled to counselling sessions.
What kind of assistance is provided?
– Work Related Issues (Career, Performance)
– Study Issues (Adjustment, Motivation, Resilience)
– Relationships (Couple, Family, Social, Work)
– Behavioural Concerns (Distress, Anxiety, Depression)
– Life Choices (Identity, Career, Spiritual)
– Stressful Circumstances (Health, Bereavement, Break-ups, Cultural Transitions)
To organise an appointment, you may book online via www.unswcanberracounselling.as.me, or to ask any questions, you may email counselling@adfa.edu.au or phone (02) 6268 8188 (and identify yourself as a UNSW Canberra student). Appointments are available Monday through Wednesday.
Arc Canberra is a voluntary student organisation that provides benefits and services tailored towards students at UNSW Canberra. Members of Arc enjoy a strong social network, access to clubs and societies, special interest seminars by guest lecturers, access to special grants available only to students on this campus, free legal support and advocacy services, and sports days and tours.
The aims and objectives of the Arc@Canberra are to:
Postal Address:
Po Box 7916
Canberra BC 2610, Australia
Street Address:
Northcott Drive,
Campbell, ACT 2600
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