Contacting the Arts and Law Student Office
How do I contact the Arts and Law Student Office?
Answer ID 1396 | Last updated on 28/03/2022 02.29 PM
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You can contact the Arts and Law Student Office by:
- Phone (+61 8) 6488 2091 or (+61 8) 6488 3235 (press '1' for all student offices and then '1' to reach us) during 9am - 5pm Monday to Friday
- Email Us for current students (login required)
- Email Us for future students and the community
- Visit us in-person at the Student Office counter during 10am - 3pm Monday to Friday. (map link)
- Book a 1:1 appointment for more complex matters via UWA My UniHub (student login required)
- Send post to UWA Arts and Law Student Office (M200), 35 Stirling Highway, Perth WA 6009
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If you are unwell for any reason, please stay at home. If you have a throat ‘tickle’, the ‘sniffles’, a stomach ‘bug’ or are feeling a little ‘under the weather’, you should stay at home and seek medical treatment. Only return to campus once you've fully recovered. As always, please continue to practice good hand and respiratory hygiene, regular cleaning of high touch surfaces, maintain physical distancing where possible, and register with the SafeWA app when entering buildings. For more information, see: COVID-19 FAQ
UWA COVID-19 Premises Access Direction
From 7 February 2022, the University introduced a UWA COVID-19 Premises Access Direction requiring all staff, students and visitors to show proof of full vaccination as a condition of entry to our buildings and enclosed structures, but not outdoor spaces. For more information, see: COVID-19 FAQ