Temporary ANUSA Office Closure
Thursday 25 March - Tuesday 31 March

The ANUSA office will be closed from Thursday 26 March - Tuesday 31 March due to  maintenance. Staff will be working remotely and you can still contact us by email during this time. You can find our contact information here.

Our Legal and Student Assistance Teams will still be available for appointments

Book a Legal appointment

Contact Student Assistance

The BKSS will remain open as usual during this time.

The ANUSA office will reopen on Wednesday 1 April. You can find options for urgent support here.
 

ANUSA Skill Up Program

ANUSA Skill Up Program is designed to help students find casual work or elevate your career competencies while studying at ANU. The program will help equip you with skills and certifications to help find your next employment.

Applications are now open for 2026.

Find out more   

Census Date - Monday 31 March

Don't forget that Census Date is Monday 31 March at 11:59pm. After this date, if you drop a course, you will need to pay the fees, and the course will go on your transcript as a WD (Withdrawn).

If you are unsure or require any support regarding the Census date, contact sa.assistance@anu.edu.au

More info on Census Date

AI Short Course

AI Literacy for All - now open to every ANU student.

Curious about how to use AI confidently, ethically, and to your advantage at uni and beyond? The Digital Education Council has launched AI Literacy for All, a free, self‑paced short course now available and free for every ANU student.

By completing the course, you’ll get a practical introduction to:

• Core AI concepts
• How to assess and verify AI‑generated output
• Best‑practice use of AI in academic work, including integrity and ethical guidelines
• Building AI skills that strengthen your employability

You’re welcome to complete only the sections that interest you most, or work through the full course to earn a digital certificate you can add to CVs, job applications, and LinkedIn.

Students from all disciplines, year levels, and backgrounds are welcome to explore the course.

Start learning here

ANUSA AI Survey

ANUSA is gathering student feedback on how AI is being used across the University - by students, academics, and in teaching and assessment. As AI becomes an integrated part of study for many, our university has no clear policy to guide or protect students. We want to hear what support, guidance, and rules you need, as well as any positive experiences or helpful practices you’ve already encountered. Tell us what would genuinely help you learn, and how ANU can uphold academic integrity whilst best supporting students.

More info
 

Is your Wi‑Fi slow?
A network loop might be the reason

A network loop happens when cables or connections create a circular path - for example, when two devices (like Wi-Fi routers) are linked by more than one cable. When this happens, data keeps travelling around endlessly, flooding the network and causing major slowdowns. 

Think of it like a traffic roundabout with no exit — causing a traffic jam that blocks everyone else from getting through.  This can slow down your Wi‑Fi and even impact people nearby!   

To check if your cables are correctly connected, visit Get Connected at ANU