Neurodivergent Student Hub

Learn. Belong. Thrive.

At UOW, we're proud of our diverse student community and the unique strengths, perspectives and ways of thinking that neurodivergent students bring to university life.

The Neurodivergent Student Hub provides individual support to help you learn, connect and thrive, bringing together academic skills development, practical strategies and opportunities for peer connection.

If you identify as neurodivergent, or think you may be, you're welcome at the Hub. This may include students with ADHD, autism, dyslexia, or other forms of neurodivergence, as well as students who experience differences in areas such as focus, motivation, executive functioning, or information processing. You do not need a formal diagnosis or to be registered with Accessibility to access Hub support services.

UOW students also have access to a range of free services, resources and assistance designed to enhance your university experience, and your capacity to achieve your study and career objectives.

Support designed for the way you learn

The Hub provides support that recognises and celebrates different ways of learning. We're here to help you develop strategies, connect with other students, and navigate university in ways that work for you. The Hub is funded through the Student Services and Amenities Fee (SSAF).

About SSAF

Services for students and staff

The Hub provides tailored support services and community connections to help neurodivergent students thrive at university. We also support staff in creating inclusive and accessible learning environments. 

Students have access to a range of services such as personalised consultations, online resources and practical tools for learning success, and a welcoming and neuro-affirming community.

  • Learning Skills consultations – Discuss individualised strategies for academic success with a specialist Learning Skills Advisor.
  • Peer Coaching – Connect with other students who understand your experiences.
  • Body Doubling – Stay focused and maintain your momentum in a supportive co-working environment.
  • Workshops and resources – Join practical sessions or access online content covering a range of topics relevant to neurodivergent student life.
  • Community – Meet like-minded people and share the university journey.
  • Referrals – Discover other services that can help you succeed.

Staff can book consultations and access resources to support inclusive teaching practice and accessible learning design.

How to find us