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Your voice matters.
The survey gives eligible students an opportunity to share their experiences and perspectives on sexual violence and harm.
You do not need to have experienced sexual violence or harm to take part. The survey is for all eligible students, and every student’s perspective matters.
It is being conducted across Australian universities by independent research organisation Roy Morgan on behalf of Universities Australia. Results of the survey will be publicly available in early 2027.
If you receive an invitation, we encourage you to consider taking part.
Participation is voluntary and confidential. Individual responses will not be shared with the University, and you can stop the survey at any time.
Support is available before, during and after participation. You can access 24/7 free and confidential support from trained counsellors by calling the National Student Safety Survey Counselling Line on 1800 572 224. The Counselling Line is provided by Full Stop Australia, an independent organisation.
All community members on campus
- Safer Community Team (24/7) 📞Internal: 4444 | External: (08) 9266 4444 ✉ safercommunityteam@curtin.edu.au
Students
- Student Wellbeing Advisory Service 📞 1800 244 043 (free call) ✉ studentwellbeing@curtin.edu.au
- Curtin Psychological and Counselling Service 📞 08 9266 7850 ✉ counselling@curtin.edu.au
- Interfaith support ✉ multifaith@curtin.edu.au
Immediate help:
- Lifeline is available 24/7 on 13 11 14.
- 13YARN – 24/7 support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people on 13 92 76
- In a life‑threatening situation, dial 000.
Learn more and read the FAQs on the National Student Safety Survey website.
