A Smoke-Free University

From 1 July 2010, the University is moving towards a smoke-free campus, inside and out.

In addition to the existing smoke-free environment in our buildings and facilities, all outdoor areas, including gardens, sporting grounds and car parks at the University's campuses will be soon smoke-free.

We are the FIRST higher education institution in the State to establish an entirely smoke-free environment. The North Terrace campus will be followed by the other campuses including Waite and Roseworthy and residential facilities over the next 12 months.

Read more about our smoke-free campus in the Adelaidean.

Information for Staff

The University is committed to providing a healthy environment for all staff at our campuses.

Please see the Frequently Asked Questions for more details on the University's smoke-free initiative.

One of the most important parts of the Smoke-Free Policy is support for those staff and students who want to give up smoking. Please visit the Healthy University Wellbeing Program for more information and support services.

The University's Smoke-Free Chapter is part of the University's Health, Safety & Wellbeing Policy and Handbook.

Information for Students

Students who wish to quit smoking are encouraged to contact either the Counselling Service on 8303 5663 or to visit the University medical practice on the North Terrace campus.