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This pillar focuses on spaces that support both formal and informal learning across the student journey. It includes areas for in-person and digital education, as well as specialised teaching.

Key spaces include:

• Teaching spaces (e.g., centrally allocated teaching spaces (CATS), and specialist teaching areas like makerspaces, laboratories, and studios.

• Student-led spaces and spaces that support education.

• Online teaching hubs and student support hubs (Nucleus)

• Libraries and education co-op.

Student experience incorporates the undergraduate, postgraduate, short course, life-long learning, alumni and future student cohorts.

Note: HDR students will be covered in Research and Workspace working group. Student accommodation is guided by a separate strategy.

This pillar focuses on spaces designed to support specialist research, partnerships and industry collaboration.

Key spaces include:

• Research areas containing specialised equipment (e.g., wet lab research laboratories.

• Spaces allocated through agreements, leases, or industry partnerships as part of the Entreprenurial Campus.

• Shared or parnerted spaces located off-site but linked to UNSW through Precincts.

• Specialist facilities used by higher degree research (HDR) students.

Note: Office and workstation areas are included in the Workspace pillar.

This pillar covers spaces that support where people work across the University.

Key spaces include:

• Workspaces for academic staff, professional staff, visiting staff and HDR students.

• Informal and formal meeting rooms.

• Breakout areas, kitchens and other support spaces that enable day-to-day work.

This pillar focuses on the overall campus experience – across both indoor and outdoor spaces – for students, staff and the wider community.

Key themes include:

• Accessibility and inclusivity

• Cultural inclusion and Indigenous perspectives

• Events and activation

• Safety and wellbeing

Note: Retail and leasing spaces are subject to a separate retail strategy.