Campus Facilities
A swimming pool, a riding arena, a library, a hospital and student housing on about 220 hectares at Tamalanrea, plus a forest and shrimp ponds for fieldwork outside Makassar.
- Sport Pool rates, jogging track, pitches, archery, riding
- Study and events Library, maker space, halls
- Health Hospitals and clinics
- Daily life Housing, transport, worship, immigration, food
- Field sites Forest, ponds, marine station
Sport at Space Park
Space Park (Sport, Art, and Culture Park) is the sports and arts area of the Tamalanrea campus. It serves students and staff, and members of the public can use it subject to the rules and availability.
Swimming pool
Used for swimming practice, fitness and aquatic sports training, and host of the national inter-university swimming championship in 2023.
| Visitor | Mon to Fri | Weekends, holidays |
|---|---|---|
| General public | Rp20,000 | Rp25,000 |
| Children | Rp15,000 | Rp20,000 |
| Unhas lecturers and staff | Rp15,000 | Rp20,000 |
| Unhas students (with ID) | Rp10,000 | Rp15,000 |
Jogging track
Open space for running and walking, alone or in a group.
Football pitch
For training, matches and competitions by students and community teams.
Archery range
A practice ground for archery technique and athlete development.
Basketball court
An outdoor court for practice, community games and competitions.
JK Arenatorium sports hall
The campus sports hall also holds large events. In August 2026 it hosted a provincial badminton championship with 568 athletes and the welcome for 10,401 new students.
Also at Space Park
Volleyball, tennis, hockey and futsal courts, a simple fitness area, and the Student Activity Center that houses student clubs.
Riding lessons on campus
One riding session lasts 45 minutes. It costs Rp200,000 for students and Rp250,000 for the public.
Study and events
Central Library
On the Tamalanrea campus, open Monday to Sunday. Collections and services are at library.unhas.ac.id, theses and dissertations at repository.unhas.ac.id. Since October 2025 the library has also held 2,355 books donated by Prof. Laica Marzuki. Contact: library@unhas.ac.id, 0822-9341-0911.
Maker Innovation Space
Since April 2024, students, lecturers and researchers have built prototypes here with 3D printers, laser cutters, electronics kits and woodworking tools.
Baruga A.P. Pettarani
The hall where Unhas holds nine graduation ceremonies in the 2026/2027 academic year, along with public lectures and university celebrations.
Lecture theatres
The Arsjad Rasjid Lecture Theatre opened in August 2024. The Prof. Natsir Nessa Auditorium, on the fourth floor of the Marine Science and Fisheries building, opened in June 2026 for academic events and research dissemination.
Unhas Hotel & Convention
A hotel whose ballroom regularly hosts university forums and meetings.
Health
Unhas Hospital on the Tamalanrea campus recorded 157,303 patient visits in 2024: 138,011 outpatient, 9,521 inpatient and 9,771 at the emergency department.
- Emergency Open 24 hours
- Phone (0411) 591331
- WhatsApp +62 811-4491-331
- Registration Register online
Faculty of Medicine clinics
Two clinics, at Tamalanrea and Baraya, serve BPJS Kesehatan members with general, dental and midwifery care, plus a pharmacy and laboratory.
Dental Teaching Hospital
The teaching hospital provides dental care, education and research.
Veterinary Hospital
Treats animals, especially pets, and gives veterinary students a place to practice.
Daily life
Ramsis dormitory
Three units with 669 rooms. Unit I houses men and has a block for international students, Units II and III house women. Each room sleeps two, with a bunk bed, two desks and two wardrobes. The rate published in January 2024 was Rp300,000 per room per month.
Rusunawa
The Rusunawa building at Tamalanrea came to Unhas as a grant from the Ministry of Public Works in 2023. The Rector asked that new students get priority.
Wesgo electric bikes
Since February 2026, 600 electric bikes have run across campus through an app.
Buses and paths
Teman Bus corridors 2 and 5 serve the Tamalanrea campus. The Tamalanrea and Gowa campuses have 6.41 km of cycle paths and 14.33 km of footpaths.
Places of worship
Masjid Ikhtiar stands in the Tamalanrea faculty housing complex. Masjid Al Aqsha was still being built on campus, funded by public donations, when last reported in April 2025. Christian staff and students hold their joint Christmas service at Baruga A.P. Pettarani.
Campus Immigration Point
Passport and foreign-national services on campus. At its launch in September 2026 it opened on Tuesdays and Thursdays, with 25 passport slots a day.
Canteens
Kantin Bhinneka Tunggal Ika opened at the Faculty of Animal Science in July 2025. The university safety unit inspects campus canteens as a routine check.
Field sites
Outside the campuses, students and researchers work in a forest, on shrimp ponds and at a marine station.
Education Forest, Bengo-Bengo, Maros
A special-purpose forest area run by the Faculty of Forestry. In 2025 it hosted the opening of KKN Kebangsaan XIII for 177 students from 99 universities.
Unhas ponds, Jeneponto
Eleven ponds in Tamalate village, Borong Tala, yielded about 60 tonnes of vannamei shrimp from August 2026.
Education ponds, Barru
Ponds in Bojo village, Mallusetasi, used by lecturers and students for practice and research.
Marine Station, Barrang Lompo Island
The marine station and hatchery of the Faculty of Marine Science and Fisheries.
Geology field campus, Barru
A field campus for geology fieldwork in Barru Regency.