Emergency and Crisis Response
If you witness an emergency in or around campus, please call Security at +61 3 8344 6666 or (freecall) 1800 246 066.
If you believe the crisis is life-threatening, please call 000 immediately and then call Security to advise them of the ongoing emergency.
If you, a family member, friend or fellow student is facing a mental health emergency or crisis, please refer to Counselling and Psychological Services.
How MLS can support you?
The MLS Student Wellbeing team is here to support you on your journey to success, both academically and personally.
Our team offers guidance to help you identify the resources, skills, and assistance you may need to thrive in your studies. We can assist you in setting and achieving meaningful academic and personal goals, while providing a safe, confidential, and non-judgmental space to discuss any wellbeing concerns, extenuating circumstances, or academic challenges you may be facing. Additionally, we can connect you with central University resources and external support services, ensuring you have the comprehensive support network you need.
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UoM Student Health and Wellbeing Hub
The University's Student Health and Wellbeing Hub is your gateway to health and wellbeing resources, events, services and other health and wellbeing initiatives at the University of Melbourne.
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MLS support
The Law School has a number of services designed to support and assist student wellbeing.
The Academic Programs Coordinator (Wellbeing) provides a triaging service to assist JD students who require additional support for their studies and assessment.
The Academic Programs Coordinator (Wellbeing) provides a triaging service to assist MLM students who require additional support for their studies and assessment.
The Law School offers a range of support throughout your student journey. Find out how you can access our services.
University Wellbeing Services
The University of Melbourne provides a comprehensive range of services designed to support student wellbeing.
Find self-help resources, connect with other students, book counselling or medical appointments and more.
Free, confidential, short-term psychological counselling to students and staff, as well as a range of workshops, mental health training, and helpful resources.
Experienced medical practitioners, nurses and mental health clinicians providing healthcare in a safe and welcoming environment.
Supporting students with a disability, health condition or eligible commitments to participate equally in University life.
Information about student visas, Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) and international student support services.
The program provides support and advice to members of the UoM community about inappropriate, concerning or threatening behaviour.
External resources
There are a range of community support services and local organisations designed to facilitate the continual and healthy management of wellbeing.
Supporting Victorian legal professionals and workplaces to be well in the law.
Australia’s most well-known, trusted, and visited mental health organisations.
A national online and phone support service, staffed by experienced youth mental health professionals.
Providing specialist mental health services for young people living in the western and north-western regions of metropolitan Melbourne.