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Regional Students | 24 September 2025
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Sail on the journey of a lifetime |
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Puzzle Corner: Academic integrity matching game |
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Adelaide University student webinar |
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Paid and volunteering opportunities at Adelaide University |
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Free webinar: Let’s Talk Sexual Health and Respectful Relationships |
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Sail on the journey of a lifetime
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Are you ready for the adventure of a lifetime? Tall Ship Young Endeavour is visiting Adelaide in 2026 and they are giving you the chance to experience this internationally-recognised life-changing youth development program.
Join a crew of young Australians aged 16 to 23 and embark on an 11-day journey. Learn to sail a square-rigged tall ship, build leadership skills, support each other and work as part of an incredible team – no prior sailing experience needed.
Find out more and apply for free on the website, and contact the organiser if you have any questions.
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Academic integrity matching game |
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We shared about contract cheating in the last newsletter – now it’s your turn to test your knowledge about academic integrity. Match these terms with their meanings and see how well you know the rules of fair study. |
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As part of the transition to Adelaide University, your UniSA email will be migrated to a new Adelaide University (AU) email account in preparation for 5 January 2026.
This is part of the AU student account activation and log on process that we have emailed to all UniSA students, and we ask that you check your UniSA inbox and action the email from the AU Transition Support Team.
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now, please don’t use your AU account or email unless you’re activating your account and logging onto the myAdelaide portal. We will set up automatic forwarding from your AU email to your UniSA email from 22 September 2025 and you will be able to respond to those emails from your UniSA account.
From 5 January 2026, the migration will be complete and you will receive a communication telling you to start using your AU email as your primary account. Until then, please do not turn off the forwarding. Forwarding will remain in place until all UniSA emails have been fully migrated (between 20 December 2025 and 4 January 2026). For any questions, please contact IT on +61 8 8302 5000. |
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Adelaide University student webinar
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Join us for an Adelaide University student webinar, where hosts Deputy Vice Chancellor Tom Steer and Pro Vice Chancellor Katrina Falkner will take transitioning students through the Student Path to Adelaide University, which highlights key transition activities taking place in 2025.
When you register for the webinar, you’ll also have the chance to submit any questions that you would like Tom and Katrina to answer in the webinar, so if there is anything that you would like clarity on, let us know!
For those who can’t attend live, a recording will be made available on the new myAdelaide Student Portal post-event.
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Tuesday 14 October |
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1:00pm – 2:00pm |
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Paid and volunteering opportunities at Adelaide University
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Are you passionate about building community and helping fellow students feel welcome at Adelaide University? Applications are now open for Peer Connect Leaders, Peer Connect Guides and Global Mates programs!
These opportunities will allow you to develop leadership and communication skills, make connections and expand your network, make a real difference in the student experience, and gain valuable experience while having fun. Find out more about each program and application details below.
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As a Peer Connect Leader, you’ll play a key role in welcoming new students and providing them with direction and advice about uni life. You’ll be the first point of contact for many new students, welcoming them to Adelaide University and helping them start their journey with confidence. You’ll conduct welcome and mid-study check-in calls, respond to student enquiries, and support university teams with designated tasks. This is a casual employment role with Adelaide University, where you’ll also have the chance to share your own experiences and make a real impact on the student journey. Applications close Sunday 12 October. |
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As a Peer Connect Guide, you’ll support new students as they transition to university life. You’ll host campus activities to connect students with peers, share valuable advice and promote available support services – all from a student perspective. This is a volunteer role where your contributions can be recognised by honorarium and exclusive opportunities. Applications close Sunday 16 November. |
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As a Global Mate volunteer, you’ll help international students feel at home at Adelaide University through fun social activities, casual events and cultural exchanges. You’ll team up with Australian and international students to create a welcoming, inclusive community. This is your chance to meet people from around the world and help new students settle into life in Adelaide. Applications close Wednesday 8 October. |
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Free webinar: Let’s Talk Sexual Health and Respectful Relationships
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Being better informed is a great first step to taking control of your sexual health and wellbeing.
We know conversations about sexual health can feel super awkward, so this Sexual Health Month, join us for a free webinar led by experienced practitioners from Thorne Harbour Health and the Respect@UniSA team.
We will explore topics including sexuality, inclusivity, consent and safer sex. You will also learn about the inclusive support services available in a culturally safe and empowering space to help you take charge of your health and wellbeing. |
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Friday 26 September |
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1:00pm – 2:00pm |
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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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