ECU provides a free, confidential service to support participation and success in study for students who live with a permanent or temporary disability, medical condition, mental health condition, or who are the primary carer for a family member with a disability or medical condition.
We support students with neurodivergence and those impacted by other circumstances, including cultural or religious practices and family and domestic violence.
We can help with:
Please access the following services if your questions are related to:
To make an appointment with an Accessibility Adviser, either face-to-face, online or by telephone, to discuss your options and needs:
Phone: (+618) 6304 6960 *
Email: inclusion@ecu.edu.au
Alternatively, you can complete the Appointment Request Form
On campus locations:
Joondalup: Building 34 Room 245
City: Level 1, Wellbeing Precinct
*If you are deaf, hard of hearing, or have a speech communication difficulty, you can use the National Relay Service (NRS) to contact Access and Inclusion. To use their service to contact us, visit the National Relay Service (NRS) website, choose your access option and provide our phone number (08) 6304 6960 when asked by the relay officer.
How to request support from us, including the information you need to provide.
Learn about Learning Access Plans, your responsibilities and how to use your LAP.
Explore the facilities and support ECU has in place to help you feel comfortable and included on campus.
Check out our range of programs and resources for students, including tailored workshops and specialist mentoring.
Information to help you decide what to share with us.
Find out more about our services and Learning Access Plans (LAPs) in our FAQs.