Campus tours

About Coffs Harbour Campus

Set on 30 acres of rolling hills and bushland in close proximity to beaches and the city centre, our Coffs Harbour campus is equipped with contemporary teaching facilities including a state-of-the-art Health Sciences Building that opened in 2019 for our various allied health degrees. Student facilities include a large library, lounges, a gym, sports fields and on-campus accommodation. The University's National Marine Science Centre with its specialist facilities is located nearby in Charlesworth Bay on the north side of the city.

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Gold Coast Campus

Southern Cross University’s Gold Coast campus is located at Coolangatta, just 400 metres from North Kirra Beach, and adjacent to the Gold Coast Airport. Views of the Pacific Ocean can be seen from many vantage points in the campus buildings. The campus includes a student services hub, designed to provide a one-stop-shop for student support and enquiries. The library offers a variety of individual and group study spaces. Other facilities include innovative learning spaces, health science laboratories, a fitness centre, computer labs and student lounges.

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Lismore Campus

Southern Cross University’s Lismore campus occupies 75 acres of lush, sub-tropical grounds including landscaped gardens and rainforest walkways that are home to a variety of native wildlife. At the heart of the campus is the Learning Centre, our next-level library complex. The extensive campus facilities include a gym and pool, clinical laboratories, an on-campus Health Clinic and specialist laboratories and teaching spaces that cover disciplines from engineering to nursing, law, and exercise science.

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National Marine Science Centre, Coffs Harbour

The National Marine Science Centre (NMSC) is part of the Faculty of Science and Engineering. It is located in Coffs Harbour on the east coast of Australia and adjacent to the Solitary Islands Marine Park, where both tropical and temperate currents meet. This interesting setting provides practical opportunities in the study of marine science and management for both students and researchers.

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