Safety & security
This section contains important information about ANU Security including building access, what to do in an emergency and how to stay safe on campus.
The Australian National University's Duty Officer is a key strategic initiative and part of a holistic review and enhancement of the University's critical incident management culture, procedures, and…
Our community values The University strives to provide a safe, supportive and caring environment. Our commitments include: At ANU we believe that all students have a right to feel safe and secure…
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ANU Security manages building access for staff and students across all ANU sites. Building Access Cards All student computer labs, information commons and most buildings on campus have an…
New ANUOK App is available A new version of the ANUOK App with an updated design and extra features is available to download now. We encourage you to use or download…
ANU Security provides security services to ANU and assist with emergency services to respond to emergencies on campus. Emergencies If the emergency is of a life-threatening nature, dial 000…
Fire Safety TrainingThe Australian National University policy states that all University buildings will have an Emergency Control Organisation (ECO) (ie a Fire Warden structure). The policy also…
The Lost and Found Office is located in the Anthony Low Building (124), entrance from Garran Road. It is open between 9.30am to 4pm, Monday to Friday. Reporting lost property Reports of lost…
Do I need to wear a helmet on campus? It is against the law to ride a bike anywhere in the ACT without a helmet - you could be fined by ACT Policing if you are found riding a bike or scooter without…
Emergencies
For life threatening emergencies first call 000
(or 0000 if dialling from an internal phone)
then dial ANU Security on 612 52249.
