Volunteering is a great way to add substance to your resume and give back to the community. Employers really value not only the skills and experience you have gained through volunteering, but also your altruistic spirit.
"What started out as a requirement of my studies, ended up exceeding all of my expectations. Volunteering helped me put my life in perspective, and, most importantly, I had fun."
Seleena Crowe, UniSA student.
Did you know that your volunteering can be formally recognised and awarded at UniSA by registering your participation in the UniSA+ Award program? Read more here.
Enrich your university experience and achieve your personal goals by taking part in student volunteering today.
Search and browse current volunteering opportunities below. Powered by Volunteering SA.
This program provides selected UniSA students with the opportunity to participate in UniSA's representational activities.
Applications are open annually. Keep an eye out!
Vollie is an online marketplace that connects skilled people to non-profits, charities and social enterprises for skills-based online volunteering.
New students are matched with current UniSA students from their Division and/or program who understand what it’s like to be a new student at UniSA.
Study Help PALS are current students who have undergone training, working closely with the Learning Adviser team, to provide friendly, informal study support at ‘drop-in’ sessions.
Volunteering Australia provides the Go Volunteer App for those who want opportunities in their hand to make finding the right volunteering opportunity so much easier.
Log into UniSA Career Services's CareerHub with your regular student details to check out even more volunteering position opportunities.
Volunteers with UniSA Connect facilitate interactive workshops at Mawson Lakes Campus to promote STEM programs to secondary (year 10-12) students as pathways to a career.
There are a number of volunteer opportunities with UniSA Sport through sporting clubs, events and facilities. Check out the UniSA Sport website for further details.
UniSA's Student Association looks after clubs and their members, with degree-related clubs, religious clubs, political clubs, cultural clubs, regional clubs and more. You can volunteer for a club of your interest or create your own club.
An internship or placement is a great way to further your study objectives and outcomes through real-world work experience in the not-for-profit sector, and will help you to develop soft skills that will be valuable for any workplace in the future. Find out more on the Career Services site.
An ASR encourages student engagement by representing and communicating the views of their fellow students with the aim of improving the quality and experience of learning and teaching.
G’Day Mates is a diverse team of student volunteers who assist international students to enjoy life in Adelaide through a range of workshops and community activities or events. The program is a great way to make new friends and develop cross-cultural communication and leadership skills.
Your one-stop-shop for student services. UniSA general enquiries: 1300 301 703.