Please DO NOT COME TO CAMPUS if you have any COVID-19 symptoms, including a fever, chills or sweats, cough, sore throat, shortness of breath, runny nose, or loss or change in sense of taste or smell – however mild, even if you have a negative rapid antigen test result.
Find out what to do if you have symptoms, or if you or someone you know tests positive for COVID-19.
Testing and notification information
If you are a close contact, you are encouraged to explore studying or working from home, if you can, for 7 days. Further guidance is available on our testing and notification page.
Latest updates
- Please check our list of confirmed cases of COVID‑19 on campus and associated advice before coming to campus.
- You are welcome to wear a face mask anywhere on campus for personal and community safety.
- If you are COVID-positive or a close contact and must attend campus, (eg living in student accommodation), please wear a mask and follow the additional advice outlined in our testing and notification section.
- Students and staff can purchase discounted RATs and P2 masks on campus, with limited access to free RATs and P2 masks for students meeting these support criteria.
- The University strongly encourages individuals to remain up to date with vaccinations for COVID-19 and other infectious illnesses, such as influenza, but does not require evidence of vaccination in order to access campus.*
- COVID-19 vaccination boosters are available at the University Health Service for anyone aged 18+ who hasn't had a COVID-19 infection or booster in the past six months.
- Our annual influenza vaccination program is offered at no cost to eligible staff and students between April and June. Find out more and book an appointment
Keeping COVIDSafe on campus
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Everything in one place
Everything you need to know about looking after yourself and others on campus.
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Our COVIDSafe campuses
Read about the COVIDSafe measures in place across the University.
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Testing and notification
Find out what to do if you have symptoms, or if you or someone you know tests positive for COVID-19.
Information for ...
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All students
Find out about changes to your studies and support services for students and graduate researchers.
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Students outside Australia
Stay up to date with latest travel advice, support services and FAQs.
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Staff
Access information and resources to support your work, research, teaching and wellbeing.
Supporting our University community
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Student FAQs
Find answers to your questions about COVIDSafe measures, if you test positive or need to isolate, attending classes on campus, support and special circumstances
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Student support and special circumstances
How to access our range of student support services for a variety of reasons
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Support for graduate researchers
Guidance for graduate research and available support if your work has been affected by COVID-19
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Rapid antigen tests
We are supporting our students and staff by providing discounted COVID-19 rapid antigen tests on campus
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Face masks
Find out more about current face mask requirements and where to get masks if you need one on campus
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University Health Service
Access telehealth, COVID-19 vaccinations and other COVID-19 services at the University Health Service
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Counselling and Psychological Services
Free, confidential, short-term professional counselling for current students and staff
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Counselling for students outside Australia
A dedicated service for students located outside of Australia. Available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
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Safer Community Program
Access confidential advice and support if you experience or witness behaviour that concerns you
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Financial aid
Information and advice for students experiencing financial hardship
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Libraries
Access our library services in person or virtually
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Staff entitlements
Information about flexible working arrangements and leave entitlements (staff login required)
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Public health materials
Watch and share videos featuring UniMelb experts and public health advice, and preview some of the signage you'll see on campus
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Government resources
A selection of COVID-19 resources from the Australian and Victorian governments
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Vaccination guidance
Information about vaccination for students, staff and the broader University community
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VaxFACTS
Simple videos busting myths and answering common questions about COVID-19 vaccines