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Regional Students | 10 September 2025 |
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Explore, enjoy and upload to the UniSA Time Capsule |
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Beware of contract cheating |
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Shape your learning experience at uni with our Academic Student Representatives |
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2026 Student Services and Amenities Fee in Adelaide University |
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Take your Adelaide University degree overseas! |
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Take a moment to check in with yourself and others this R U OK? Day |
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Online workshop: Let your values guide you to your goals |
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Explore, enjoy and upload to the UniSA Time Capsule
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Uni life has always been about more than just study – it’s about the friendships and the memories you’ll never forget.
As UniSA approaches a new era, we invite you to add your memories to the UniSA Time Capsule, which celebrates a proud history of educating students since the 1850s, beginning with the earliest forerunner of UniSA – the South Australian School of Art. Over the years, students have made lasting memories from pub crawls (yes, they had those in the 1800s too) to study tours, visits from celebrities, and other adventures.
Browse others’ memories, vote for your favourites and don’t forget to add your own too. Contact us at TimeCapsule@unisa.edu.au if you have any questions.
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Beware of contract cheating
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We are aware that some UniSA students have fallen victim to blackmail as a result of contract cheating. Contract cheating is when someone else completes your academic work, like an essay, quiz or lab report, or even sits exams for you.
You might receive messages through social media (especially Instagram or WhatsApp) from people posing as tutors or offering ‘assignment help’, but engaging with them can seriously harm your academic, financial and emotional wellbeing. Some services even resort to threats or blackmail once you’ve engaged with them.
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more in the Academic Integrity module or talk to a Learning Adviser for guidance. If you encounter advertising of a suspected illegal cheating service, you can report it to TEQSA. If you've been contacted, or if you've already used one of these services and aren’t sure what to do, reach out to a Counsellor for wellbeing support.
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Shape your learning experience at uni with our Academic Student Representatives
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Do you have feedback on your program and want to help shape the future of learning at uni? Our Academic Student Representatives (ASRs) can facilitate that!
ASRs play a vital role in listening to your feedback and communicating these with your program directors. If you have ideas for new initiatives and activities, or suggestions to improve learning and teaching, they help ensure your voices are heard. ASRs are only available for select programs, so check the website to find yours. |
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2026 Student Services and Amenities Fee in Adelaide University
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Information about the 2026 Student Services and Amenities Fee (SSAF) and how it will be charged in Adelaide University is now available on the Adelaide University website. If you have any questions, please contact the Transition Support Team via email or phone: +61 8 7420 5101. |
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Take your Adelaide University degree overseas!
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Did you know that Adelaide University students can go on exchange to one of our partner universities? Studying overseas is a transformative experience – a chance to immerse yourself in new cultures, broaden your academic horizons and create lasting memories. Best of all, you’ll remain enrolled and supported by Adelaide University throughout your time abroad.
Applications for the Semester 2, 2026 exchange program will open from Monday 15 September to Monday 8 December 2025. Visit our website to learn more.
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Take a moment to check in with yourself and others this R U OK? Day
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Tomorrow (11 September) is R U OK? Day – a reminder to check in with yourself as well as others, and know that it’s ok to reach out for support.
If you ever need a safe place and someone to listen without judgement, UniSA’s Counselling Service is here for you. Our qualified counsellors understand the student experience and will help you explore strategies that work for you. Whatever you’re going through, you don’t have to go through it alone.
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FOR YOUR PROFESSIONAL AND PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT |
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Online workshop: Let your values guide you to your goals
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Discover how to align your values with the goals you want to achieve in our online self-development workshops. The workshop will guide you through reflective exercises that help you identify your core values and understand how they shape your daily decisions and long-term aspirations. You'll also learn how to integrate these values into your goals.
In the follow-up learning circle, you’ll join an open, supportive conversation with your peers as you work together to translate ideas into meaningful actions. These are our last workshop series this year, so don’t miss out and register now! |
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Wednesday 10 September & Thursday 16 October |
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3:00pm – 4:30pm |
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Online |
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UniSA services memory game: Winners |
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Did you recognise all the UniSA student support services featured in last edition’s puzzle? Congratulations to Anna Kot, Hayley Caldwell, Mai Kanada, Rachel Marsden and Xinyi Wang for completing the challenge and winning the prize draw. If you haven’t already, make sure you connect with these services as they are here to help you thrive at uni. Until next time! |
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Whyalla Careers Week |
Tuesday 16 September & Wednesday 17 September, Various sessions, Whyalla campus
Get support with career planning, job applications and placement preparation through program-specific sessions and open workshops. You can also book a 1:1 appointment with UniSA career advisers Donna and Melissa for personalised guidance. |
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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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