Voice your thoughts about student health and wellbeing at UNSW

Share your experiences and be in the running to win a $50 Coles gift voucher.

Published on the 28 September 2026

Take the Student Wellbeing Access survey

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What is the Student Wellbeing Access Survey?

Great question!

As the name suggests, the Student Wellbeing Access Survey is focused on the health and wellbeing support services at UNSW. Run by the UNSW Student Health Service Advisory Committee (SHAC), the survey aims to gather your honest thoughts about the health and wellbeing services on campus, your experiences accessing these services, any barriers to accessing support and any feedback you may have.

Your voice is important and completing the survey will help drive change at UNSW proactively. Whether you've used these services, tried to access them or have ideas for how they could be improved, your feedback will help the uni advocate for a more accessible, inclusive and supportive student experience for everyone!

The Student Wellbeing Access Survey is now open and will run until the end of the year. If you complete it, you'll be entered into the draw to win 1 of 5 $50 Coles gift vouchers.

Wait, $50 gift vouchers?

Yep, we gotchu.

Complete the survey and go in the draw to win a $50 Coles gift card!

What 🔍: Student Wellbeing Access Survey

When ⏱️: Now until the end of 2026

A total of five Coles $50 gift cards are available to win.

Don't miss out on your chance to use your student voice to drive change at UNSW - and the a chance to win a gift card!

Take the Student Wellbeing Access survey

Past successes by the SHAC

Having been around for several years, the SHAC has been at the forefront of several successful projects that have delivered positive health and wellbeing outcomes for the UNSW student community.

Here's a snapshot of some of just some their big wins:

The 2022 UNSW Student Health and Wellbeing Survey, which led to improved LGBTQIA+ awareness and training within UNSW Student Support Services and the development of the Health and Wellbeing Information Centralisation project.
Collaborating with the Postgraduate Council (PGC) on the PGC Parents Guide.
Contributing a student voice to the UNSW Academic Success Monitor project.
Collaborating with the UNSW Health Service and Student Support Advisors to co-create service satisfaction surveys.
Directly engaging over 220 students and staff in conversations about improving campus wellbeing at the 2024 UNSW World Mental Health Day and Sustainable Development Goals Showcase events.