Campus access

The University intends to ensure that it's campus facilities are accessible to all users. The University is committed to ensuring that all new facilities meet the highest level of access standards and has a Disability Action Plan for remediation of access problems with existing facilities. The Facilities Management Unit also responds to barriers identified by campus users.. If you have a difficulty or concern regarding your access to campus facilities contact Campus Services.

Maps

For new students, you can find how to get to each of the metropolitan campuses from How to get to our campuses . There are also Campus Maps and Access Maps for each of the campuses. The Access Maps provide detailed information such as access car parks, entry and exit points to the campus and buildings, thoroughfares, hearing loops, access parking and access toilet facilities and security call points. For students wanting to find more detailed information about room access within buildings please refer to the Building Floor Plans. You can select the campus, building and floor level.

Accessible Parking

The University provides a number of designated accessible on-campus parking spaces for people with a disability who hold a Disabled Persons’ Permit from Transport SA. A permit is required to park in these spaces and is available from FM Assist. Temporary Disabled Permits are available for students for a period no longer than 3 months. For more information please refer to Access Parking and the UniSA Parking Guidelines 2008 .

Lecture Theatre Access

Most lecture theatres and teaching spaces provide facilities such as wheel chair spaces, and many have wheelchair access points at the front and rear of class. .. Hearing loops are available on campus in some theatres to assist students using hearing aids. If you have specific access requirements it is best to investigate access as soon as possible (refer to Maps above). Should you experience any access difficulties contact a Disability Adviser on that campus as soon as possible. The Disability Service may assist by providing equipment such as ergonomic seating, desks and FM transmitters where required.

Accessible Toilets

Most buildings have designated accessible toilet facilities on each floor level. The University is currently updating Access maps to include details such as hand rails locations. Please refer to the relevant campus access map or a Disability Adviser to find the location and details regarding accessible toilets.

Multi-Access Suite

The Multi-Access Suites, located in all metropolitan libraries, are a quiet place for students with a disability or medical condition to go for privacy, comfortable seating and access to resources. For further information and to download a copy of the Application form please go to the Multi Access Suite website.

Mobility Aids

The Disability Service has some mobility aids such as electric wheelchairs available for on-campus use by students. If you require any assistance please contact the Disability Adviser on your campus to discuss your needs.

Computing

The University provides Priority Access computers in it's pools and barns which provide priority for users with disabilities. In addition each metropolitan campus has an Adaptive Technology Suite which provides specialised computer faculties for students with disabilities Students who require specific hardware or software as a result of their disability should contact the Disability Service for assistance.

Transportation

Transport to and from campus is not provided by the University. Students with disabilities may be eligible for travel support through South Australian Transport Subsidy Scheme.

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