Your ECU Services: Connecting you to support 262
About the session
Want to know what support is available to you at ECU; but not sure where to start?
Join this online session for a fast-paced overview of various services, programs, and supports available to help you succeed at university. Designed as a “power-through” experience, this session brings together multiple teams in one place; making it easier to discover what’s available and how to access it.
📅 Session details
Tuesday 1 September | 3:00pm–4:30pm
📍 Online
Why attend?
- Learn about services, programs, and resources available to you
- Discover supports you may not know about
- Understand how to access help both on campus and online
- Explore 10+ ECU teams in one session
How it works
Short ~7-minute overview, giving you quick, practical insights into what they offer and how to connect.
Featured services include
The range of ECU teams include:
- Student Transitions & Engagement
- Sport & Recreation
- Counselling and Psychological Support
- Access and Inclusion
- Careers
- Student Guild
- Guild Advisory Service
- Guild Events & Engagement
- The Living Room
- Gym and Fitness
- Housing and Financial Support
- Transnational / Study Programs
Who should attend?
- Students wanting a clearer understanding of available support
- Any student who is curious about what’s available at ECU
- Online, on-campus, off-campus, Part-Time, Fullt-Time - anyone!
All students are welcome.
Please note: Some services are only delivered on campus, some online, and some both. This session provides a brief overview, each team will guide you on how to access further support. You can explore services at your own pace after the session
Want to see everything on offer?
We’re running 30+ socials across Semester 2; including Rainbow Socials, Disability & Neurodivergent Socials, Old Mates Socials, Parents & Carers Socials, Sunrise Walks, and more.
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Explore: Equity Socials full events page
Date
01/09/2026 3pm-4.30pm AWST OnlineLocation
Online event access details will be provided by the event organiser