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Reach the sky with the Adelaide Oval RoofClimb |
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USASA Student Market returns to City West |
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Puzzle Corner: Respect Month word scramble |
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Update on Adelaide University transition study plans |
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The Study Room podcast to help you study smarter |
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Five tips to beat procrastination |
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Reach the sky with the Adelaide Oval RoofClimb
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Join the UniSA G'Day Mates for a special afternoon that promises wonder and excitement as you make your way along the rooftop of the iconic Adelaide Oval. Offering a 360-degree views of Adelaide and beyond, you'll watch the sky come to life as the sun sets over the coastline, and learn the secrets and stories that shaped Adelaide's rich history.
Don't miss out on this unique opportunity, especially if you're a footy or cricket lover! Tickets are only $40 (normally $105) and spots are limited, so get yours now. |
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Sunday 11 May |
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4:00pm – 6:30pm |
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Adelaide Oval |
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USASA Student Market returns to City West
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Join the USASA Student Market for a day of relaxation, shopping and good vibes!
Enjoy fantastic stalls by UniSA students, free food, fun activities (including a mini farm and live illustrator) and more. No need to register – just come by and get involved. |
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Wednesday 14 May |
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11:30am – 2:30pm |
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Fenn Place, City West campus |
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Respect Month word scramble |
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We can all play a part in creating a safe and thriving university community. Unscramble these words to find out the key ingredients for a respectful relationship with your peers, friends and family. Complete the puzzle and enter your details by Friday 9 May to win one of five $20 gift cards of your choice. Make sure to also join one of our upcoming Respect Month activities! |
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Update on Adelaide University transition study plans
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If you are transitioning to Adelaide University in 2026, you will receive your transition study plan between June and September this year, detailing the courses you have completed and those you’ll need to enrol into when enrolments open for continuing students in November 2025.
Study plans will be sent in phases and in June, you will be sent an email confirming when you will receive yours. If you have any questions once you receive your study plan, you will be able to contact our specialist transition support team through the contact details that will be included with your plan.
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you are currently enrolled in a short duration program (for example, Graduate Certificate or Undergraduate Certificate), you won’t receive a study plan before September. We will assess your progress in the second half of the year and if you do need a study plan to transition to Adelaide University, one will be provided in time for enrolments opening.
More information and FAQs will be added to the current student webpage over the coming months, so please keep checking this page if you have any questions. |
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The Study Room podcast to help you study smarter
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Do you feel that your study load is starting to pile up and wish that you could find a way to manage it all?
Season 2 of the Study Room podcast – brought to you by your fellow students – unpacks what it means to study 'well'. Get insider tips on how to relax while you study, sleep habits to boost your performance, strategies to enhance your memory, and how stress isn't always a bad thing.
Tune in to the podcast now and get ready to study smarter (and not harder)! |
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Five tips to beat procrastination
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As the semester progresses and assignments are due, you might find a lack of motivation and experience the urge to procrastinate – until suddenly you find the due date is only one day away! *Enter panic mode*
Luckily, our counselling team has put together a cheat sheet on five tips to beat procrastination.
1. Use the Pomodoro Technique. Study for 25 minutes and then take a five-minute break. Repeat this process a few times before taking a longer break of 15-30 minutes.
2. Create a flexible study schedule. Divide your overall study session into smaller blocks of time and assign a task to each block based on priorities.
3. Reduce interruptions and distractions. Create
a quiet and dedicated workspace, study with others, have soft background noise, or temporarily disable your favourite apps on your phone.
4. Set yourself a goal and use the WOOP technique. Wish on what you'd like to happen, Outcome if you achieve your wish, Obstacle that can get in the way, and Plan how to address the obstacle.
5. Check in and monitor progress. Ask yourself what you've achieved so far, how you're handling your study load and if you're feeling overwhelmed. Reduce stress by looking after your health and wellbeing, and focusing on doing your best rather than a specific outcome.
Remember, the counselling team is here for you, and if you need extra support during exam and assessments time, make sure you plan ahead and book an appointment early as appointments do fill up fast during this period. |
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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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