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FIXED - Online resources currently down
We're currently experiencing a widespread problem with our online resources, including databases. This issue is being investigated as a priority and we hope to have this resolved shortly. Please check back again soon for updates.
Take a break from study
Need a break over the next couple of weeks? We've put together a range of activities and resources to help you de-stress during the swot vac and exams period.
Community Legends & the COVID-19 crisis
Community Legends is a new awards program that seeks to champion the small things that have made a difference during COVID-19. Submissions are now open!
Extended opening hours
Starting Monday 15 June, and continuing for remainder of the Swot Vac/Exams period, the Barr Smith Library will have extended opening hours.
Get your research out there
The Visualise Your Thesis competition is now open for submissions until Sunday 26 July. We hope you’re feeling inspired and ready to start creating - first prize is $1000!
Mabo Day, June 3
Mabo Day is when we remember Eddie Koiki Mabo, and is an historical and important day for Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander people.
National Sorry Day and National Reconciliation Week 2020
This week we commemorate the anniversary of National Sorry Day and National Reconciliation Week 2020.
[Read more about National Sorry Day and National Reconciliation Week 2020]
FIXED - Web of Science
*UPDATE* This problem has now been resolved.
New Open Educational Resources guide
Open Educational Resources (OERs) are free online materials which can be used in teaching with no cost to staff, students, or the University! This makes them perfect for online teaching during the COVID-19 pandemic. We have developed a new guide to help you find OERs.
Register today for the 2020 Visualise Your Thesis competition
Registration is now open for the 2020 Visualise Your Thesis competition. The winner of the University of Adelaide Visualise Your Thesis competition receives a prize of $1000 and is given the opportunity to compete in the International online showcase hosted by The University of Melbourne in the later part of the year.
[Read more about Register today for the 2020 Visualise Your Thesis competition]