Student Success
At UNSW, you get it all: a career-focused education, a vibrant student community and the flexibility to do uni your way. Your time here is all about discovering the best version of yourself and what you want out of your future. Make new friends, find new hobbies, take your study overseas - whatever you want out of student life, we'll help you make it happen. Explore the opportunities on offer to start planning how you'll make the most of your uni experience.
We are dedicated to empowering all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students at UNSW with the essential skills to excel in an ever-changing and innovative world. Immerse yourself!
Nura Gili has a long history of engaging with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students at UNSW. Even before Nura Gili was officially formed, student engagement programs were present through the Aboriginal Education Program and the Aboriginal Research and Resource Centre.
Today our Student Success team are still based at Nura Gili, engaging with key stakeholders to help shape the student experience at UNSW for all our students.Â
Nura Gili Access
Our office hours at Nura Gili are 9 am to 5 pm, Monday to Friday. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students enrolled at UNSW can access the space from 8 am to 10 pm, 7 days a week. Please ensure you have your student card to swipe in. If your access is not working, please report this to us via nuragili@unsw.edu.au.
Indigenous Student Moodle
Join the Indigenous Student Moodle to see the student noticeboard, important academic dates, workshop materials, and study support documents. You'll also be able to interact with the broader student community. Contact us for the enrolment key.
Student Ambassador Program Â
Our Student Ambassador program is a great opportunity to develop your personal and professional skills by actively engaging, sharing and enhancing your university experiences with key stakeholders and industry partners. This program provides opportunities to contribute to Nura Gili’s engagement events, activities and programs.
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UNSW offers a wide range of scholarships for undergraduate and postgraduate students.
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More than just accommodation, it’s a community. Living on campus is a big decision - we know you’ll find your place at UNSW.
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Depending on your circumstances, cost of living can be overwhelming. ABSTUDY can help.
Make the most of your uni experience
Get involved with everything UNSW has to offer! Create unforgettable memories while you study at one of Australia’s top universities. Join a club or society, meet other Indigenous students, find out about student events, get the support you need and much more.
UNSW Indigenous Collective
UNSW Indigenous Collective
UNSW Indigenous Collective is an independent student-led body that welcomes and supports all Indigenous students at UNSW. The collective is dedicated to sharing Indigenous perspectives, cultures and voices with the wider UNSW community.
Indigenous Nationals
Indigenous Nationals
Indigenous Nationals is a week-long multisport competition that’s more than the competitiveness, it’s a celebration of our heritage and history in a cultural space environment.
Arc
Arc
Arc is your student organisation at UNSW. From clubs to volunteering, sports to events, wellness to help, Arc mare sure that your student life is the best that it can be.Â
Student support
How are you, really?
It’s tough being a student, and we know it can be hard to reach out when you need it most. No shame to reach out. Here at UNSW, we have confidential, independent services to support you whenever needed.
Get in touch with us your preferred way
If you have any questions or would like more information about the program, please contact us or subscribe to Nura Gili to stay up to date with the latest news, updates, engagements and events.
Acknowledgement of Country
UNSW is located on the unceded territory of the Bidjigal/Bedegal (Kensington campus), Gadigal (City and Paddington campuses) and Ngunnawal peoples (Canberra) who are the Traditional Custodians of the lands where each campus of UNSW is situated.
