Learn about campus facilities and access including campus maps, parking, lecture theatres and toilets.
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Access Maps
Accessible Parking and Transport
Lecture Theatre Access
Hearing Augmentation
Adaptive Technology Suites (ATS)
Multi Access Suites (MAS)
Web Accessibility
PDF maps for each campus showing access routes, accessible parking, toilets, entry points, lifts, hearing loops and other services are available by clicking on the links below:
The University provides free Access parking for valid Disability Permits issued from a Service SA Customer Service Centre.
Disability Permits MUST be clearly displayed at all times when you are parked in any Access park on University grounds. Failure to clearly display the permit will result in an Expiation Notice.
City East staff/students are required to have boom gate access applied to their ID card. Please complete the APPIAN online Building Access Request.
Get more information about parking at UniSA
Most lecture theatres and teaching spaces provide facilities such as wheelchair spaces, and many have wheelchair access points at the front and rear of the room. Hearing loops are available on campus in some theatres to assist students using hearing aids. The University has also introduced a lecture recording system in some of the larger lecture theatres on each campus to facilitate access to lecture material online.
Anyone with specific access requirements should investigate access to the various rooms as soon as possible. Students who experience any access difficulties should contact the Access & Inclusion Advisor on that campus as soon as possible. Access & Inclusion Advisors are part of the Student Engagement Unit (SEU) and can assist by providing equipment such as ergonomic seating and adjustable desks where required.
To speak with an Access & Inclusion Advisor on your campus you can book an appointment online here or contact Campus Central on 1300 301 703 or simply drop in to your nearest Campus Central office. Appointments can be face to face, by phone or Skype and are available to internal, external and UniSA Online students.
Hearing loops are available on campus in some lecture theatres to assist people using hearing aids. If you have specific access requirements it is best to investigate access as soon as possible. Students who experience any access difficulties should contact the Access & Inclusion Advisor on that campus as soon as possible for assistance. The Access & Inclusion Service can also arrange transcription of lectures and sign language interpreters to ensure you are able to fully participate in classes.
To speak with an Access & Inclusion Advisor on your campus you can book an appointment online here or contact Campus Central on 1300 301 703 or simply drop in to your nearest Campus Central office. Appointments can be face to face, by phone or Skype and are available to internal, external and UniSA Online students.
Adaptive Technology Suites (ATS) have been established in each of the metropolitan campus libraries for use by students with a disability or medical condition who require specialised software and/or equipment. This is part of UniSA’s commitment to ensuring all students have equitable access to resources and technology that supports their participation in University studies.
For further information on ATS locations, equipment available and booking instructions please click on the following link: Adaptive Technology Suites.
Please note that access to the ATS must be negotiated as part of an Access Plan. To organise an Access Plan you can make an appointment with an Access & Inclusion Advisor on your campus by booking an appointment online here or by contacting Campus Central on 1300 301 703 or simply drop in to your nearest Campus Central office. Appointments can be face to face, by phone or Skype and are available to internal, external and UniSA Online students.
Multi access suites have been established in all metropolitan libraries with a modified version available at 101 Currie Street. The suites are available to all members of the University community and provide a dignified, private and appropriate space that supports the needs of parents, breastfeeding mothers, and people with disabilities, medical or mental health conditions.
The multi access suites are only available during library opening hours and are restricted by swipe card access. UniSA students who wish to apply for once-off or occasional access to the Multi Access Suite should contact FM Assist on their campus.
Students with a disability, medical or mental health condition who require regular admission to the multi access suites should negotiate this as a part of their Access Plan. To organise an Access Plan you can make an appointment with an Access & Inclusion Advisor on your campus by booking an appointment online here or by contacting Campus Central on 1300 301 703 or simply drop in to your nearest Campus Central office. Appointments can be face to face, by phone or Skype and are available to internal, external and UniSA Online students.
The University of South Australia is committed to ensuring access to online materials for people with disabilities and aims to meet the "Level AA" rating of the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 1.0 which covers Priority 1 and Priority 2 guidelines.
If staff or students are having difficulty accessing any online materials produced by the University, they are encouraged to contact inclusion@unisa.edu.au and provide the following information:
The University will then make arrangements to provide the information in an accessible format.
Your one-stop-shop for student services. UniSA general enquiries: 1300 301 703.