Accessibility and Inclusion Support

Support for students

We aim to ensure students can participate fully in their studies. Our Accessibility and Inclusion Support Service provides advice, support and adjustments for students with a disability.

Our Accessibility and Inclusion Advisors can help with:

  • general advice and assistance
  • issues around disclosure of your disability to other staff and students
  • support strategies tailored to your personal circumstance
  • contact with academic and administrative staff
  • referral to and communication with relevant services or agencies
  • access to specialised resources and services
  • campus access information

Current Student support

Contact us

You can reach the Charles Sturt Accessibility and Inclusion Support Service by emailing access@csu.edu.au.

Support for staff

Charles Sturt is committed to providing a safe and accessible working environment where barriers are reduced for neurodivergent staff, staff with disability, and staff with medical or chronic conditions.

We support and work with staff who have a temporary or permanent medical condition, injury or disability that impacts on their ability to do their job by:

  • taking steps to ensure that their workplace is accessible
  • providing information, advice and about regarding workplace adjustments including exploring external funding options
  • introducing reasonable workplace adjustments to reduce barriers and allow them to meet the inherent requirements of their role
  • working with managers and supervisors to implement workplace adjustments
  • providing training and information on inclusive workplace practices

Contact us

The Division of People and Culture's Equity, Diversity and Inclusion team can be contacted at edi@csu.edu.au.

Accessibility Services

We provide an accessible environment for all students, staff, visitors and the community.

Equity and diversity support

We provide support for people from a large variety of backgrounds.

Indigenous support

We proudly acknowledge our support of Indigenous culture in CSU's philosophy of 'Sharing learning in Wiradjuri country'.