Further information
Managing the pressures of balancing study, work and a social life while transitioning from adolescence to adulthood can be challenging.
Having a healthy study-life balance will help you to enjoy your time at UWA and achieve your goals while you study. It is also important to know the signs and symptoms of common mental health issues so you can support your friends, other students and family who may be going through a tough time and refer them to the help they need.
Mentally Healthy Campus
UWA is committed to offering an equitable and inclusive environment for staff, students and the community.
We aim to provide students with a greater awareness and understanding of mental health issues, provide information on study-life balance, promote mental health support services and to create an inclusive campus community, free from stigma.
Our projects and services:
How to be mentally healthy:
- Maintaining a healthy lifestyle: find out more about maintaining balance while you study
- Five ways to wellbeing: learn about 5 simple ways you can maintain your mental health
- Coping with stress: what to do and where to go if you're feeling stressed
- Mental health support services: where to go for mental health support on and off campus
- Living in Australia: find out about mental health and wellbeing and where to go for help if you're new to Australia
University information
CRICOS Code: 00126G
