Find out about upcoming events and workshops and access support to boost your wellbeing at university.
Core services
The Den
Visit our student wellbeing hub, The Den, which offers activities such as therapy dogs, crafternoons, games, and interactive health and wellbeing events. Don't miss out on activities like yoga, LGBTIQA+ awareness day events, cultural days of significance, and sessions around sexual health, all free to students.
Enjoy this opportunity to connect with other students over a cup of tea, or if you need some help finding the right supports on campus, chat with our Student Wellbeing and Equity Ambassadors who are a friendly face there every day.
We are open every Monday to Friday in the Base (430.1.001) and Winter Garden (underneath the Student Hub) during semester weeks and you can drop in anytime from 10am-2pm and enjoy our daily themed offerings.
To stay up to date on events at The Den, watch your student announcements and fortnightly newsletter.
Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday |
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Mindful Mondays | Together Tuesdays | International Café (Wednesday) | Thrifty Thursdays | Feel-good Fridays |
Upcoming events
You can sign up for some of our workshops using QPay.
We want to provide you with a range of opportunities to maintain your well-being while studying at Murdoch. While not everything will appeal to you, we do encourage you to find what works for you and try new things. Try to look after your well-being and keep that stress at bay. If you have any suggestions or you would like more information on The Den, International Café, or other activities we run, please email us at awe@murdoch.edu.au.
Murdoch International Café
Wednesdays at the DEN: 10:00-2:00
A great place for international students to connect with each other and learn about living, working, and studying in Australia. Each week during semester, enjoy games, crafts, and chances to celebrate and share our diverse cultures.
Have any questions? Come chat to our Student Wellbeing and Equity Ambassadors or just enjoy conversations over refreshments, snacks and music. Free to students.
More projects and events
Pride at Murdoch
To celebrate and support Murdoch's LGBTIQA+ community, Pride at Murdoch hosts events and workshops for students and staff, and works behind the scenes to advise other Murdoch services on how they can support the community.
Our Ally training for staff and students raises awareness, teaches inclusive practice and appropriate ways to be effective allies, available to both staff and students.
For more information, contact pride@murdoch.edu.au
Respect at Murdoch
To show our commitment to respectful relationships and reduce discrimination and sexual harm at Murdoch, we help up-skill staff and students through trainings, building inclusive policies, and implementing supports across campus for our community.
Our Bystander Intervention training for staff and students works to challenge attitudes and behaviours that lead to discrimination, harassment and assault and explores why being a bystander is important.
Learn more about how we support our community and the Murdoch Safe App
Self-Care at Murdoch
We are committed to supporting students health and wellbeing, so in addition to supports listed above, here are strategies for self-care that you can access all on your own.
Try your hand on our public pianos scattered around campus, or go to the library and check out one of the community guitars thanks to Music at Murdoch. If you're looking for practical tools and support to help yourself or a friend, try out the online resources in Being Well, Living Well, free to all Murdoch students.
We believe that prioritising your mental health is key, that's why Access Wellbeing and Equity have partnered with Act Belong Commit. Being mentally healthy feels good! Find out how at actbelongcommit.org.au
If you need more information on any of this, contact awe@murdoch.edu.au
GradWISE program
GradWISE is a program aimed at bolstering support and enhancing employment opportunities for students living with disabilities, injuries and/or illness. Read more.