For support with discussing tailored academic adjustments, book an appointment with one of the Accessibility and Welfare Team or phone (07) 3365 1704. Please note, for individual academic adjustments, supporting documentation is required. For more information see Documents for your Appointment.
Neurodivergent Hub Orientation events
Orientation is two weeks of events and activities held every semester for all students across all campuses. Semester 2 Orientation is held from 21 July to 1 August, 2025. See the Orientation website to learn more about what's happening.
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ADHD at Uni Studying with ADHD can be both rewarding and challenging. In this session, we will discuss ADHD and how it can influence your study at University. We will explore support systems at UQ, and then discuss a range of ADHD-specific management strategies you can try. This session is open to students at any level, and staff. This session will be run both Zoom and in-person. | Date: Monday 21 July, 10 - 11am Register for the online session here.Register for the in-person session here. |
Neurodivergent Hub: What’s on. How can we support you? If you identify as neurodivergent, come along to learn about the formal and informal support available to you. We'll introduce the Neurodivergent Hub in more detail and hear from a student who will share their lived experience and personal journey. | Date: Monday 21 July, 12 - 1pm |
Neurodivergent Meet-up (Market Day) The Neurodivergent Hub assists students who identify as neurodivergent (you do not need a diagnosis to join the program) to adapt to university life and find success at UQ. | Date: Wednesday 23 July, 10am - 12pm |
Programs in Semester 2, 2025
UQ's Neurodivergent Hub hosts a full program of exciting and free workshops throughout the semester to help students get the most out of their studies. We know that success at university isn't just about grades, it's also about making connections and learning more about uni life and yourself.
Join neurodivergent peers in student-led workshops made to discuss topics important to you. Discuss what works (and doesn't work) for other students and find new strategies to help you make the most of your time at university. You don't need a formal diagnosis to attend and there's no pressure to attend every week.
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Connect with a student mentor. Identify your goals, plan for a successful semester, and feel confident studying at UQ. | Date: As arranged between mentor and mentee |
Come along to learn new skills and meet other neurodivergent students to share your experiences and learn from each other. Topics covered include making friends at uni, disclosure for work and study, and navigating respectful relationships. | Date: Tuesdays (10am - 12pm) on 29 July, 5 August, 12 August, 19 August, 16 September, 14 October |
Receive ADHD-specific coaching. Participate in discussions and explore effective methods to manage studies. | Date: Mondays (2 - 4pm) starting 28 July, and Wednesdays (9 - 11am) starting 30 July |
Learn how to identify challenges earlier in the semester and develop strategies to progress through the semester. | Date: Thursday 14 August (12 - 1pm) |
The Neurodivergence and Wellbeing pilot program assists students in building a toolbox of skills to enhance wellbeing. Express your interest in the Neurodivergence and Wellbeing pilot program. |
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Once you’ve submitted an EOI, a team member will be in touch with you closer to the start of the program. If you have any further questions, please contact neurodivergent@uq.edu.au.
Neurodivergent Hub Programs
UQ's Neurodivergent Hub hosts a full program of exciting and free workshops throughout the semester to help students get the most out of their studies.
We know that success at university isn't just about grades, it's also about making connections and learning more about uni life and yourself.
Join neurodivergent peers in student-led workshops made to discuss topics important to you.
Discuss what works (and doesn't work) for other students and find new strategies to help you make the most of your time at university.
You don't need a formal diagnosis to attend and there's no pressure to attend every week.
Tertiary Transition Toolbox (TTT)
The Tertiary Transition Toolbox (TTT) program is a face-to-face orientation initiative designed to support commencing students who identify as neurodiverse. It focuses on easing the transition to university and providing strategies to thrive academically and socially. This program aims to create an inclusive environment where neurodiverse students feel supported and empowered to succeed.
The program runs over 2 consecutive half-day sessions: