With our campus located in the very heart of Australia’s city of education – Adelaide, AIHE is conveniently accessed by a variety of public transport means. The campus is at Level 5 of the building 127 Rundle Mall, and is just a few minutes’ walk from bus, tram stops and the central railway station. You have direct access to key facilities such as State and Adelaide Council libraries, shopping centres and food courts. You can travel on the tram for free within the CBD and at cheap student rates elsewhere in South Australia. If you would like to cycle, there are dedicated bike lanes on a number of key routes and plenty of places to lock your bike right near the AIHE campus.

The campus is also accessible by wheelchairs.

On campus, you will be welcomed by our friendly staff and experience a multicultural learning environment helping you make friends with classmates from around the world.

Crisis, Financial and Gambling Support Services

Community services that may be useful to students include:
Lifeline Crisis Support, Lifeline  

• phone 131 114, available 24/7 days a week or  

• online chat, 7:00 pm – 12 am (AEST), 7 days a week, https://www.lifeline.org.au/get-help/online-services/crisis-chat

Financial and gambling support, Financial Counselling  

• phone 1800 007 007, is available Monday – Friday, 9:30 to 4:30 pm

Critical incident response

A critical incident is a traumatic event, or the threat of such, which causes extreme stress, fear or injury.

Any staff member, student or visitor involved in, witnessing or becoming aware of a critical incident must immediately contact the General Manager on [phone number to be provided].

Depending on the incident, when it is necessary in the first instance the staff member, student or visitor must contact the relevant Emergency Services and if applicable secure the area. Under no circumstances are injured students or staff to be transported in private vehicles.

• Police – life threatening emergency …………………… 000

• Police – police assistance 24/7 ……………………. 131 444

• Fire – emergencies ………………………………………….. 000

• Fire – general enquiries in business hours ……… (TBC)

• Ambulance – life threatening emergency …………… 000