 Support for your wellbeing
We offer a variety of free or low-cost services to support your mental and physical health.
Mental health support
Find a range of services to support your mental health and wellbeing.
One-to-one counselling for students.
A free online wellbeing and mental health peer support network.
Access quality services at a low cost.
Guides for dealing with anxiety, procrastination and more.
Whether you’re looking for a recreational game, competitive sports, or a supportive gym, UTS Sport has something for you.
Contact a UTS Ally to ask about LGBTIQA+ inclusion, processes and referrals on campus, or to get support.
Make new friends with over 180 clubs and societies to choose from.
A wide variety of chaplaincy support for students and staff.
Make new friends with over 180 clubs and societies to choose from.
Whether you’re looking for a recreational game, competitive sports, or a supportive gym, UTS Sport has something for you.
A wide variety of chaplaincy support for students and staff.
Contact a UTS Ally to ask about LGBTIQA+ inclusion, processes and referrals on campus, or to get support.
We sat down with 2023 Students’ Association President Nour Al Hammouri and chatted about the UTSSA period product pilot and what the future of access looks like at UTS.
Across UTS you’ll find over 140 allies from 22 faculties, schools and departments. Find out who they are, what they do, and how to get support when you need it.
We spoke to students about their experiences dealing with mental health challenges and why there’s nothing wrong with getting help if you need it.
Chatting about your wellbeing can be scary and we’re here to show you that there are people on campus who are there to help.
We sat down with 2023 Students’ Association President Nour Al Hammouri and chatted about the UTSSA period product pilot and what the future of access looks like at UTS.
Across UTS you’ll find over 140 allies from 22 faculties, schools and departments. Find out who they are, what they do, and how to get support when you need it.
We spoke to students about their experiences dealing with mental health challenges and why there’s nothing wrong with getting help if you need it.
Chatting about your wellbeing can be scary and we’re here to show you that there are people on campus who are there to help.