News: staff news
Free BBQs on campus for staff and students
Free to use BBQs are located in the Eastern Courtyard outside Hub kitchen, Barr Smith Lawns, and Mawson Corner at the North Terrace campus, and Gum Oval at Waite campus. Check out the bookable spaces on campus and email facilities.booking@adelaide.edu.au to book a BBQ. More information.
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eProcurement (ePro) access training
Staff requesting access to ePro will be required to complete online training as part of the application process. It can also be taken as a refresher course at any time. More information.
Council News
The University Council met on Monday 17 February. The Chancellor reported on key activities and an update was provided by the Vice-Chancellor. A summary of the meeting is available in the latest issue of Council News.
Review of the Bachelor of Mathematical Sciences (Honours)
Help shape the future of the Bachelor of Mathematical Sciences (Honours). Your insights and experiences assist in reviewing program delivery and enhancing student experience. Make a submission towards the Review of the Bachelor of Mathematical Sciences (Honours) here. Submissions are due Friday 21 March, 5 pm. More information.
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English Language Centre ranked number one in Australia
The English Language Centre has been ranked the top English language provider in Australia in the i-Graduate English Language Barometer for ELICOS providers 2024. Additionally, 97% of students taking an ELC course said they would recommend it to others.
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2024 Australian Awards for University Teaching
Associate Professor Claudia Szabo (School of Computer and Mathematical Sciences) received an AAUT Award for Teaching Excellence and Associate Professor Benjamin McCann (School of Humanities) received an AAUT Citation for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning.
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Deputy Vice-Chancellor's message
The vibrancy on our campuses is palpable and increasing, and I’m looking forward to welcoming returning students and to seeing many new faces around our grounds. O’Week officially began yesterday, and the range of activities provides an introduction to all that campus life has to offer, along with many opportunities to make connections.
MS Teams training courses
Multiple sessions are available to learn more about Microsoft Teams features and applications. Book now for Teams Welcome and Overview covering basic functions, M365 Platform and Applications focusing on efficiency, Teams for collaboration for customised use within your team, and Teams and M365 advanced applications for more powerful processes.
Casual engagement essentials series
The HR Branch is running a series of education sessions titled Casual Engagement Essentials. Attendance is encouraged for timesheet validators, supervisors and hiring managers of casual staff but is open to anyone else involved in the casual engagement process. See the HR News page for details on upcoming webinars. Sessions will provide information about our obligations and various strategies we can use to support our casual workforce. Monday 17, 9.30–10.15 am and Wednesday 19 March, 1.30–2.15 pm. Online. Register.
New AU campaign launches across Australia
Adelaide University has launched its new domestic brand campaign, centered around the message "We’re here to help launch new futures". Click here to read more about the campaign and view the TV commercial.
