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Regional Students | 28 March 2023 |
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In conversation with the Vice Chancellor – Creating a university for the future |
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Celebrate the joy of Easter at Whyalla campus |
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2023 Images of Research and Teaching Competition |
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Explore overseas study opportunities at UniSA Global Fair |
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What is Academic Integrity? |
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Master critical thinking skills for success at university and beyond |
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Maximise your employability with the UniSA+ Award |
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In conversation with the Vice Chancellor – Creating a university for the future
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Join UniSA’s Vice Chancellor, Professor David Lloyd, and USASA President, Isaac Solomon, at a student forum for an update about the vision, ambitions and aspirations for creating a potential new university for the future.
You can share your views, thoughts and ideas on what attributes should be considered when building this vision. A decision to form a new university has not been made, so this is an opportunity to have your voice heard. |
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Monday 3 April |
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2.30pm – 4.00pm (ACST) |
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Join the online student forum using your UniSA email address to receive the Zoom link on the day. |
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Celebrate the joy of Easter at Whyalla campus
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Get ready for an Easter celebration that's jam-packed with exciting activities! Grab some tasty food and refreshing drinks while enjoying the fun outdoor games. There will also be an Easter Egg Scavenger Hunt and a Guess the Number of Easter Eggs Competition if you're up for a challenge.
No registration required – just bring yourself and your friends! |
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Tuesday 4 April |
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11.00am – 2.00pm |
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Courtyard outside Simone’s office |
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2023 Images of Research and Teaching Competition
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UniSA’s Images of Research and Teaching Competition returns in 2023 to celebrate and showcase our unstoppable teaching, learning and research. Open to students, there are fantastic prizes available ranging from $1,000 – $5,000, along with the possibility of your entry being featured in lights on the Bradley Building LED screen!
The competition closes at 5.00pm (ACST) Friday 28 April 2023. Further information about the prizes, specifications, application process and eligibility can be found on our website. |
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Explore overseas study opportunities at UniSA Global Fair
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With partner institutions across dozens of countries, the world is your oyster! The upcoming UniSA Global Fair is for students interested in taking part in an international experience to complement their program and boost their employability.
The fair will take place online and will showcase more than 50 partners from across the globe. Each partner will have 15 minutes to chat to you about what they have to offer, and they will be available for any questions. Sign up for the sessions that you're interested in, with all registrations automatically going in the draw to win prizes!
Register today to take the first step towards an unforgettable global experience. |
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Monday 3 April – Wednesday 5 April |
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8.00am – 8.00pm |
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Online |
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What is Academic Integrity?
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Throughout your studies, it is important to demonstrate Academic Integrity in all aspects of your degree. But what is Academic Integrity and why does it matter?
“The word ethics kind of comes to mind.” – Sarah Kim, Master of Teaching
“It is important to submit work of your own because it shows the lecturer that you know what you’re talking about.” – Claudia Schwarzkopf, Bachelor of Primary Education (Honours)
“Behaving in an honest and truthful way in your student life will eventually help you get to where you want to be in the future.” – Vinavie Gayara, International Master of Business Administration
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think it’s really rewarding when you create your own piece of work that’s a little bit different than anyone else’s.” – Andy Morran, Bachelor of Social Science
Your critical thinking skills, unique perspective and ideas are what make your work stand out, just like your fingerprint.
Visit our website to find out more about Academic Integrity and how to put it in practice for your exams and assessments. |
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Master critical thinking skills for success at university and beyond
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As a key component of learning, critical thinking is essential for your academic success and helps you become a better thinker. It allows you to make well-reasoned arguments in your essays or assignments.
Here are some tips for good critical writing:
1. Writing must be clear and concise. Keep descriptions to a minimum and avoid emotional language and jargon.
2. Select only the most important or controversial points to examine in detail and summarise the arguments.
3. Sequence the information in a logical order that helps readers to understand the line of reasoning.
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more about critical thinking and explore other valuable resources on the Study Help page. |
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FOR YOUR PROFESSIONAL & PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT |
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Maximise your employability with the UniSA+ Award
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If you’re looking to boost your employability and stand out from the crowd, don’t miss the opportunity to complete the UniSA+ Award.
The award recognises your active participation in co-curricular activities on leadership development, volunteering and self-development, where you can choose the activities that will be most relevant to your desired career. Designed based on what we know employers are looking for in graduates, participating in the UniSA+ Award will provide you with the skills, experience and knowledge necessary to succeed in the workforce.
If you are registered for the ASPIRE Award,
or have been attending the ASPIRE workshops, these can also be counted towards your UniSA+ Award. Find out more and start your journey towards career success today. |
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The University of South Australia respectfully
acknowledges the Kaurna, Boandik and Barngarla First Nations Peoples and their Elders past and present, who are the First Nations’ traditional owners of the lands that are now home to the UniSA campuses in Adelaide, Mount Gambier and Whyalla. |
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