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Welcome (or welcome back) to UniSA in 2024! Stay up-to-date with our newsletters to explore the fun activities and endless possibilities that a new semester brings, and don’t miss out on our Puzzle Corner for your chance to win some prizes. |
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Fuel your day with free food at Brekky Bar |
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Ignite your passion for K-Pop dance at the Adelaide Fringe |
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Unlock your uni adventure at Campus Fair |
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Come 'n Try UniSA Sport clubs this March |
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Hear how the Veterans' Engagement and Education Program can empower success |
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Puzzle Corner: How well do you know UniSA? |
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Scholarships are available for all UniSA students |
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Start your dream study abroad experience in 2024 |
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Make a positive difference to UniSA’s ongoing commitment to reconciliation |
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Join the conversation in Closing the Gap |
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Enhance your skills with the UniSA+ self-development workshops |
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Calling all student entrepreneurs, startups and innovators |
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UniSA Careers Expo is back in 2024! |
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Fuel your day with free food at Brekky Bar
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Give your wallet the ultimate break and kickstart your day with the Brekky Bar, proudly supported by Bupa. We're serving up free and tasty breakfast options every week, catering to all tastes and dietary needs. Just drop by any of our campus spots at the listed times, flash your student ID, and treat yourself to a breakfast experience that's not just delicious but also easy on the pocket. Because who said the best things in life can't be free?
City East: Tuesdays, 8.30am – 10.30am | Plaza
Magill: Tuesdays, 9.00am – 11.00am | Student Lounge, A Building
City West: Wednesdays, 9.30am – 11.30am | Student Lounge
Mawson Lakes: Wednesdays, 9.30am – 11.30am | F Building
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Ignite your passion for K-Pop dance at the Adelaide Fringe
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Join the UniSA G’Day Mates for a fun experience at the Adelaide Fringe, where you'll not only learn the basics of K-Pop dance but also boost your confidence on the dance floor.
Immerse yourself in the beats of chart-topping K-Pop hits and groove to the rhythm of sensational tunes from K-pop band Stray Kids. For only $10 (normally $25), you will have the opportunity to learn dance moves and embrace the energy, style and excitement that K-Pop brings. Unleash your inner dancer, meet fellow enthusiasts, and create great dance moments together!
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Friday 1 March |
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6.15pm – 7.15pm |
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Hyperdance, Gouger St, Adelaide |
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Unlock your uni adventure at Campus Fair
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Discover the vibrant side of campus life at Campus Fair! Join USASA student clubs to make lasting connections, participate in a ton of activities, and even get the opportunity to run an event. You can also stay fit with UniSA Sport clubs and find the support you need for study, career, wellbeing and more from UniSA services. Don’t miss out on this gateway to endless opportunities and friendships. Find out more and see you there!
City West: Wednesday 6 March, 11.30am – 2.30pm
Mawson Lakes: Thursday
7 March, 11.30am – 2.30pm
City East: Wednesday 13 March, 11.30am – 2.30pm
Magill: Thursday 14 March, 11.30am – 2.30pm
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Come 'n Try UniSA Sport clubs this March
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Get ready to join the action-packed fun as more than 25 UniSA Sport clubs open their doors for come 'n try sessions throughout March.
Whether you're a seasoned athlete or just dipping your toes into the sports scene, these sessions are designed for everyone. All students are welcome to attend with most sessions being free! This is a great way to meet new people, improve your health and wellbeing, and maybe even discover a hidden talent. Follow us on Instagram for weekly updates on session timings or visit our website to see the full calendar of events.
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Hear how the Veterans' Engagement and Education Program can empower success
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Are you a current or former member of the Australian Defence Force (ADF), a veteran, a first responder, and/or their immediate family? The Veterans' Engagement and Education Program (VEEP) is dedicated to offering personalised study support for your success.
Watch this video to hear Clay’s inspiring story, as he spent eight years in the Australian Army and found his path to success through VEEP. Learn more about VEEP and how it can assist you in your educational journey. |
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How well do you know UniSA? |
Ready for a fun challenge? Take our first puzzle of the year and see how much you know about UniSA!
Complete the puzzle and enter your details by Thursday 7 March to win one of five $20 gift cards of your choice.
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Scholarships are available for all UniSA students
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Did you know that you have access to many scholarships and grants? Beyond financial assistance, scholarships open doors to valuable work experience, mentoring opportunities, and even overseas travel.
Explore a range of scholarships for undergraduate and postgraduate students, including scholarships and grants for Aboriginal, international,
refugee students, students from or studying in regional or rural areas, those who need to go on placement, and much more. Check out the step-by-step Application Guide and visit our website to start your scholarship journey. |
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Start your dream study abroad experience in 2024
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Calling the adventurous students who want to combine your studies with travel! Explore more than 30 fabulous mid-2024 short programs, offering something for every taste.
From Fiji to Italy, Indonesia, Canada and beyond, now is the time to start your journey and embark on the experience of a lifetime. With your Program Director’s approval, your overseas adventure will earn you credit towards your degree. What's even better? There are various funded options, including grants ranging from $3000 to $7000 for eligible students.
Find out more at the upcoming Go Global Fair on 13 March or get started and apply today! |
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Make a positive difference to UniSA’s ongoing commitment to reconciliation
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We are looking for passionate student voices to join our UniSA National Reconciliation Week (NRW) Steering and Working Groups. Established in 2022, these groups play a crucial role in planning and implementing reconciliation events across all campuses across the calendar year.
You are expected to read papers, commit to approximately one hour per meeting for up to six meetings, and support some events. Your commitment comes with rewarding benefits, including payment of $35 per hour for your time and the opportunity to make friends, learn new skills and contribute to social justice and change.
For more information, please visit our website
or contact us via email. Nominations are open until the end of March.
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Join the conversation in Closing the Gap
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Are you eager to engage in a meaningful conversation about Closing the Gap initiatives? We invite you to join us for ‘Closing the Gap, A Conversation’ special event, where we will explore important issues with esteemed Aboriginal Elders and members of Purkarninthi (the University’s Elders in Residence program) Uncle Frank, Aunty Roslyn and Aunty Lynette; as well as UniSA Aboriginal academic leader Michael Watkins.
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by UniSA’s Wirringka Student Services Aboriginal Student Engagement Officer, Dylan Hunter, this is a unique opportunity to gain invaluable insights into Closing the Gap initiatives and issues, and have an open dialogue in a safe setting, fostering mutual understanding and collaboration. You can also enjoy delicious snacks with native ingredients while immersing yourself in the soothing tunes of Nathan May, a proud Arabana man, and celebrating traditional culture.
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Wednesday 20 March |
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12.45pm – 3.00pm |
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FOR YOUR PROFESSIONAL AND PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT |
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Enhance your skills with the UniSA+ self-development workshops
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Consisting of three development areas (Self Development, Volunteering, Leadership Development), the UniSA+ Award recognises your achievements in personally relevant or career-focused co-curricular activities and prepares you for the workforce with more skills, experience and knowledge to put yourself ahead of the rest.
This year, UniSA+ brings you online and in-person self-development workshops covering five key topics:
• Discover your strengths
• Story of me
• Essence of communication
• Develop meaningful relationship
• Power of reflection
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workshop will have a follow-up learning circle session that gives you the opportunity to reflect on and share your learnings. Successful completion of the workshops will count towards the UniSA+ Award. Find out more about each workshop and register now for our first strengths workshop on Friday 15 March and the learning circle on Thursday 28 March. |
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Calling all student entrepreneurs, startups and innovators
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If you have a big idea you'd like to accelerate, UniSA Innovation & Collaboration Centre’s 2024 startup accelerator program is here for you! This six-month program is tailored for innovative or disruptive ideas in space, social enterprise, or general categories. Participants can join a like-minded startup community and unlock a package of benefits including $10,000 equity-free funding, industry mentoring, business development support, capability workshops and dedicated office space in UniSA’s Enterprise Hub.
Don’t forget to submit your application by 11.59pm ACDT on Sunday 17 March.
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UniSA Careers Expo is back in 2024!
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UniSA Careers Expo is back partnering with The Big Meet once again to help you with all your career needs. No matter where you are in your studies, the Expo is here to give you all you need to jumpstart your career.
Whether you’re looking for the dream graduate position, an interesting internship opportunity or simply wanting to build your professional network, the UniSA Careers Expo will be filled with employers from different industries to connect with.
Get ready to begin your career and register now so you don’t miss out!
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Wednesday 27 March |
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11.00am – 2.00pm |
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Adelaide Convention Centre |
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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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