CQUniversity’s inaugural Disability-Informed Action Plan (DIAP) 2025 – 2028 (DIAP) acknowledges barriers experienced by people who live with disabilities, and provides a 'roadmap' to reduce challenges, so every individual can thrive, achieve, contribute and succeed at CQUniversity.
For CQUniversity, an inclusive environment is one in which all members of our community – students, staff, alumni and visitors – are empowered to meaningfully engage and reach their potential. As a dual sector university, both higher education and vocational education and training provide opportunities to break down structural, attitudinal and cultural barriers that perpetuate inequality, and we embraces this responsibility.
The DIAP demonstrates our commitment to inclusion through targeted actions and outcomes. It is designed to ensure people with disability have a transformative experience across all our course areas and disciplines.
Find out how Accessibility and Equity can assist if you have a disability, illness, medical or mental health condition and require support.
As a CQU student, you’ll have access to a wide range of student support services to help you reach your academic and personal goals.
CQUni supports the National Universities Australia campaign to provide a safe and respectful place for staff and students.
CQUniversity acknowledges Traditional Owners and Custodians and pays respect to the Elders of all First Nations peoples of Australia.CQUniversity Australia is a trading name of Central Queensland University
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