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Regional Students | 13 August 2025 |
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Celebrate UniSA’s final year at Campus Rewind |
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Help us improve campus maps with a quick survey |
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Adelaide University scholarships update |
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Enhance your learning with Peer Assisted Study Sessions |
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Get exam adjustment support with an Access Plan |
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Expressions of interest now open for the 2026 New Colombo Plan scholarship |
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Take this online training to help build a respectful culture at uni |
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Celebrate UniSA’s final year at Campus Rewind
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Join us as we celebrate UniSA’s final year before our big move to Adelaide University!
Reminisce your uni journey and leave a message on our message wall to be featured in UniSA’s Class of 2025 Yearbook, and grab a free limited-edition UniSA tee and make it your own for your friends to sign. Get your photo taken professionally for the digital yearbook – by yourself or with your friends – and show your authentic self. Most importantly, chill out as we create new memories with plenty of activities, games and tasty treats.
No registrations required for the event, just gather your friends and come along!
Whyalla: Tuesday 19 August, 11:00am – 2:00pm, ICC (
registration needed for professional photo shoot)
Mount Gambier: Wednesday 20 August, 12:00pm – 2:00pm, Main Building (professional photo shoots are walk-in only) |
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Help us improve campus maps with a quick survey
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We want to make it easier for you to get around campus, and we need your input!
Tell us what you look for most on a campus map by completing this one-minute survey. Whether it's toilets, lecture theatres, study spaces or food outlets, your feedback will help shape future improvements to the uni’s maps. Plus, you'll go in the draw to win a $50 University of Adelaide UniBar voucher or a $20 Apple Store gift card.
Survey closes Friday 15 August. Thanks for helping us make campus navigation simpler for everyone! |
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Adelaide University scholarships update
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If you are currently receiving a scholarship, grant or fee discount from the University of South Australia, and you are transitioning to Adelaide University, you will retain that support under the existing terms and conditions at the time of your acceptance. You can find more information about this on the Adelaide University website.
Information about Adelaide University scholarships available for application in 2026 can be found on the Adelaide University scholarships page.
Some scholarships are listed, with additional opportunities to be added progressively from November 2025. Scholarship applications will open in mid-January 2026. |
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Enhance your learning with Peer Assisted Study Sessions
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Need some help with your course? Join our Peer Assisted Study Sessions (PASS) to get extra support with course content and valuable advice from fellow students who have been where you are and excelled in the same courses you are taking.
Available online and on-campus, these sessions are free and no registration is required. Please note that PASS is only available for select courses, so check the schedule to find out if there's a session for you. |
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Get exam adjustment support with an Access Plan
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If you need adjustments for your final exams in SP5 due to a disability, injury or medical condition, it’s important to plan ahead. Make sure you have an Access Plan in place before Sunday 7 September. To ensure your needs are met, book an appointment with an Access and Inclusion Adviser before the deadline. |
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Expressions of interest now open for the 2026 New Colombo Plan scholarship
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The New Colombo Plan (NCP) is an initiative of the Australian Government that aims to lift knowledge in Australia of the Indo-Pacific. The scholarship is highly prestigious and provides undergraduate students with significant funding (up to approx. $100,000) for a period of study, language training, and internship of up to 19 months in the Indo-Pacific region.
Visit the website to learn more about the NCP scholarship program and to apply, with applications open until 9:00pm Sunday 31 August 2025. Need more info or have any questions? Register for an information session, available online (on 14 August) and in-person (on 19 August). |
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Take this online training to help build a respectful culture at uni
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Have you completed the Consent and Respectful Relationships online training? Developed through collaboration by all three South Australian universities, this training provides best-practice information to ensure that safety, respect and responsibility are the foundations of our university culture.
Regardless of your gender, sexuality or existing knowledge on the topic, this training module will equip you with practical strategies for demonstrating respect and understanding consent when interacting with others. Incorporating meaningful true-to-life scenarios and relevant video content, this will be an engaging learning experience.
Begin the training today and help build a culture of mutual understanding and respect. |
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Volunteering jigsaw puzzle |
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Thank you to everyone who pieced together the volunteering jigsaw puzzle, and congratulations to Allene Hamidi, Anjana Thomas, Liam Tregloan, Marisa Hennigan and Muzi Liu for completing the puzzle and winning the prize draw. See you on the next edition for another fun Puzzle Corner! |
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Referencing: What's involved? |
Thursday 14 August, 12:00pm – 1:00pm (ACST), Online
What is referencing and why do we do it? How do you reference and what do you need to include? Join this online workshop to find out more about referencing for your academic assignments. |
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Referencing: How to paraphrase and more |
Friday 15 August, 12:00pm – 1:00pm (ACST), Online
Need some advice on using your sources and evidence? Not sure how to integrate them effectively in your writing? Attend this online workshop to find out more. |
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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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