Orientation

Welcome to Campion College. As you begin your journey with us, we invite you to take full advantage of the orientation activities on offer – it’s a chance to meet fellow students, settle in, and start forming the friendships and habits that will shape your time here. We’re committed to supporting you every step of the way, both academically and personally, as you grow within our vibrant community.

We will endeavour to email you with any new information that becomes available but encourage you to check this page regularly in the lead up to your first semester.

Important dates

Saturday 26 July 2025
Residential students arrive on campus

Monday 28 July 2025
Week 1, orientation activities

Additional dates including exam periods and study vacations can be found in the Academic Calendar.

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Quick links

Unit Outlines

View unit outlines for your classes in history, literature, philosophy and theology.
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Semester Timetable

The semester timetable will be published in the weeks before the semester begins.
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Student Handbooks

The Student Handbook, Residential Handbook and Student Life Guide are available online.
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Textbook List

The textbook list will be published in the weeks before the semester begins. Course readers can be purchased from Reception in Week 1.
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FEE-HELP

Further information about FEE-HELP will be available during orientation. You may also visit the StudyAssist website linked below.
StudyAssist

Work Scheme

Application for contract work with the college open in Semester 1. Limited positions will be advertised in Semester 2.
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Scholarships

Campion College offers a range of merit-based scholarship to reward students and assist them with their studies.
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Accommodation

If you would like to live on campus, please complete the accommodation form at your earliest convenience.
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Financial Aid

Residential and special circumstances bursaries are awarded on the basis of demonstrated financial need.
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Useful Information

Campion College is located at 8-14 Austin Woodbury Place, Old Toongabbie NSW 2146. There are parking spaces on campus as well as bus and train services nearby. You will receive a student card and further details on how to obtain a concession card for public transport at the beginning of semester.

During your time on campus, you will have access to student common rooms, the College library, study areas and computer labs. Students are encouraged to bring their own laptop for use at the College and details will be provided during O-Week regarding access to our high-speed network. You will also be assigned a College email address as the official means of communication between the College and students.

All students must supply a Unique Student Identifier (USI) to Campion College. Please click here to apply for a USI. If you have previously completed a VET, TAFE or Higher Education course or training, you may already have a USI. Please click here to locate it. Please email your USI as well as your Tax File Number (TFN) to Nadia (n.mansutti@campion.edu.au). If you do not have a TFN, please apply for one ASAP by clicking here.

Your USI and TFN will be kept on file should you decide to apply for a Government loan (FEE-HELP) at any point throughout your studies. Campion staff can assist you in filling out the electronic Commonwealth Assistance Form (eCAF) and will conduct a session on this during O-Week.

If you intend to apply for income support through Centrelink (e.g. Youth Allowance and in some circumstances, rent assistance), please apply for this sooner rather than later as it can take up to 3 months to process. Nadia can supply confirmation of enrolment and accommodation confirmation letters for this purpose.

Interested in Work Scheme, a leadership role or volunteering? You need a WWCC!

In NSW, any work/volunteering involving families, youth or children or in educational settings with underaged students requires a Working With Children Check (WWCC). Students originally from outside of NSW who have clearance to work in these settings in their home state will need to obtain a NSW WWCC. The Volunteering WWCC is free of charge for volunteers.

In order to apply you require original documents of either your birth certificate or passport. Please, bring these documents along for the semester to be able to start working/volunteering in NSW immediately. The online application form can be completed here. Once the form is complete, you will need to visit Services NSW and present your identity documentation.