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Take a nature trip with MOD. |
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Hear from a real-life ‘book’ at Living Library |
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It’s your last chance to Get Wanderlost in 2024 |
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Learn to surf at Yorke Peninsula |
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Puzzle Corner: Where's Parchie? |
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Adelaide University student update |
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Get free flights* with a short-term study overseas program |
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Take home more than $50 worth of healthy goodies with UniSA’s nutrition program |
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Create pleasure positive pottery at the Plaza |
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Get rewarded for your extracurriculars with the UniSA+ Award |
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Take a nature trip with MOD.
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Join us for a guided tour of Yundi Swamplands Nature Conservancy! Hosted by MOD., this field trip is the perfect way to celebrate South Australia’s Nature Festival 2024.
You’ll actively contribute to the restoration of the Yundi swamplands while going on a journey of culture, history, conversation and listening. Ngarrindjeri storyteller, Mark Koolmatrie and agricultural scientist, John Fargher will be your guides for the day. Tickets are $50 with lunch and transport from MOD. included.
Secure your ticket today and deepen your connection to Country, nature and place. |
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Saturday 5 October |
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Hear from a real-life ‘book’ at Living Library
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Dive into a world of personal dialogue and unique perspectives at UniSA’s Living Library events, organised by your fellow students.
The theme for this year is creativity, reinvention and impact on the future. You’ll get to chat with special guests who have incredible stories to share, covering a range of social and cultural topics. Come along to enjoy free drinks and snacks, and learn from these real-life ‘books’.
Register before Friday 20 September. Don’t miss this chance to broaden your knowledge and perspective!
Mawson Lakes: Tuesday
8 October, 11:00am – 12:00pm OR 12:30pm – 1:30pm, Library (Building C) | Register now
Magill: Monday 14 October, 10:00am – 11:00am OR 11:30am – 12:30pm, Library (Building B) | Register now
City West: Thursday 24 October, 1:00pm – 2:00pm OR 2:30pm – 3:30pm, Library (Jeffrey Smart Building) |
Register now |
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It’s your last chance to Get Wanderlost in 2024
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We’re bringing you a brand-new adventure for our final Get Wanderlost of the year! Join this mystery event for a Saturday full of fun, friends and surprises. Lunch, transport and all activities are included in your $15 ticket.
Keen to join? Here's your clue for the upcoming event:
Ahoy! In the city's heart, adventure's got yer name. Stay for a while, and join in the game. So paddle, play, and sing with cheer – “I yam what I yam" – let the fun begin here!
Tickets always sell out in a flash, so don’t wait to book! |
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Saturday 12 October |
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Learn to surf at Yorke Peninsula
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Do you love the ocean and being out in nature? Have you always wanted to learn to surf? Join this three-day tour to Yorke Peninsula where you'll explore spectacular coastal scenery and learn to surf at one of the pristine beaches in the area.
Organised by Words on Wheels and supported by StudyAdelaide, this tour will depart on Saturday 5 October and return to Adelaide on Monday 7 October. Tickets include transport, two nights at a private accommodation in the Innes National Park, all meals and activities, including surfing lessons and fishing. |
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Where's Parchie? |
Did you know UniSA has two graduation mascots? With our next round of graduations coming up next week, we need your help to find where Parchie is hiding.
Download the image, circle all 10 Parchies, and send a screenshot to studentlife@unisa.edu.au by Thursday 26 September to win one of five $20 gift cards of your choice. |
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Adelaide University student update
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As part of the project to create Adelaide University and smoothly transition students from the University of Adelaide and the University of South Australia for 2026 study, we want to provide you with an update on data transfer.
In advance of this transition, work needs to commence to test and profile fields of data from both UniSA and UoA student records. As part of the systems development, data testing and profiling, it is necessary for some data held in student records to be shared in a secure environment across the three institutions. A detailed plan has been developed to support the safe and secure transfer of student records to the Adelaide University student system and this process will begin soon.
As
this work progresses, you can be reassured that it will be conducted in such a way as to ensure that legal, policy, compliance, security and privacy considerations are appropriately managed. Additionally, a similar approach will be developed to manage the transfer of alumni data and further information will be provided ahead of this activity commencing.
There is no need for you to take any action – the transfer will automatically occur – but we want to keep you up to date on this important step on our journey to Day 1 of Adelaide University. |
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Get free flights* with a short-term study overseas program
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Thanks to UniSA Global Opportunities, you can fast-track your degree overseas with free flights* for any 2025 short-term study overseas program. These programs include summer and winter schools at UniSA partner institutions or approved mobility experience providers. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to enhance your academic experience while exploring the world.
Apply now to broaden your horizons and gain valuable international experience!
*Provided as a monetary grant up to a value of $1,500 for Asia Pacific and $2,500 for UK, Europe and Americas. Available until allocation is exhausted. T&Cs apply. |
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Take home more than $50 worth of healthy goodies with UniSA’s nutrition program
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Keen to learn new cooking skills and improve your food awareness with other international students? Join UniSA’s free nutrition program!
Held over two days, the program includes two cooking classes, where you’ll make breakfast, lunch and snack recipes to take home and eat. You’ll also get to collect fresh food from the UniSA community garden and go on a guided supermarket tour to spend a complimentary $50 Coles/Myer voucher on a recipe to cook at home.
There are two sets of dates available for you to choose from:
Wednesday 25 September & Thursday 26 September, 10:00am – 12:00pm, P7-15, City East campus
Wednesday 2 October & Thursday 3 October, 10:00am – 12:00pm, P7-15, City East campus
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to join the program? Contact Kath Sweetman from your UniSA student email by Monday 23 September with your preferred set of dates and provide your name and any dietary requirements. |
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Create pleasure positive pottery at the Plaza
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Sexual Health Week is here, and this year’s theme is Pleasure Positive! To celebrate, we’re bringing you a pottery workshop like no other.
Come along to the City East Plaza and make your own body-shaped clay creation. Facilitated by Calamity Tash, these workshops celebrate the important role of consent, healthy relationships and pleasure in sexual health and wellbeing. Snacks will be on offer throughout.
Only 20 tickets are available per session – grab yours today! |
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Thursday 3 October |
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FOR YOUR PROFESSIONAL AND PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT |
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Get rewarded for your extracurriculars with the UniSA+ Award
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Want to build new skills and make the most of your time at UniSA? Check out the prestigious UniSA+ Award and be recognised for your excellent efforts in leadership, volunteering and self-development.
The mid-semester break is the perfect time to get started and make some headway with the challenges. You could smash out the online modules, bump up your volunteering hours or tick off a professional development activity. There’s flexibility so you can tackle as many challenges as you like at your own pace, no matter where you are.
Get started with your journey of growth 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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