Physical Campus

UNE is committed to ensuring all students have equal access to learning.

Please note that our Armidale campus is situated on a hill, which can sometimes make accessibility challenging. While we’re continually working to improve access across all campuses, the information below may help you plan your visit to the Armidale campus.

Please click the links below to go directly to the section you’d like more information about:

• UNE digital maps
• Accessible Parking
• Support Workers/Carers on Campus
• Accessible Toilets (a table showing building, floor code and room number)
• Lecture Theatres with Hearing Loops (a table showing building, room name and number)
• Colleges and Intensive Schools

UNE Digital Maps

For a live, interactive map, please visit How to Find You Way Around Campus, which includes a ‘My location’ feature and a “Building search” function to help you navigate the campus.

For interactive and downloadable maps of UNE campuses and centres, please visit Maps.

Accessible Parking

There are eighty-three (83) RTA disabled parking bays on campus. Nineteen (19) of these bays are located in the Residential Precinct, and sixty-four (64) are in the Academic Precinct of the Armidale campus.

Please visit the UNE Armidale Campus Map to locate the accessible parking across campus.

The University is able to assist staff and students who have sustained a temporary injury or illness by issuing a Temporary Mobility Permit. This is available to those who may not otherwise be eligible under the RMS Mobility Parking Scheme.

Staff and students can apply for a Temporary Mobility Permit by contacting Parking Administration at (02) 6773 3485 or parking@une.edu.au. The office is located at in the Union Building, C018, adjacent to the central courtyard in the Academic Precinct.

Support Workers/Carers on Campus

If you are bringing a support person on campus, whether it is through an NDIS-provider or a private carer or chaperone, they need to complete a Work, Health and Safety (WHS) induction as a Visitor (see section on Visitors and Volunteers).

The system that the induction is in is the University’s Safety Management System, called Keep Safe. Your unit coordinator/host or supervisor can request access to Keep Safe on your support person’s behalf.

For any queries about this requirement, please contact the Work, Health and Safety Team.

Accessible Toilets

Here is a list of accessible toilets on UNE's campus in Armidale:

Lecture Theatres  with Hearing Loops

Many lecture theatres have infrared hearing loop systems. Portable receivers are usually available at the front of the room. Place the loop around your neck, switch it on, adjust the volume, and hold it steady for clear sound.

Colleges and Intensive Schools

If you're attending campus and have access needs, please contact SAWO to discuss by calling 02 6773 2897 or emailing  accessinclusion@une.edu.au ahead of time.

Please ensure you discuss any residential requirements at the time of registration so your Study Access Plan (SAP) can reflect your needs. This includes short term stays for intensive schools.

For more information, head to the Residential Colleges webpage.