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2024 By-Election SRC President
Nominations for the 2024 By-Election for the position of SRC President open on Monday 4 March 2024 with student voting to open on Monday 25 March 2024.
Teaching Space Audit 2024
Our regular audit of teaching spaces begins on Monday 18 March 2024. This audit informs our planning for University teaching space resources, to provide better teaching environments for students and staff.
Disability Support — How The University of Adelaide assists students
If you have a disability, ongoing health condition, are neurodivergent or have other accessibility needs you may be looking for some support to help you to feel in control to manage the demands of study along with these. This is where the University’s Disability Support team come in.
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DIDA: Navigate university life with disability pride
The Disability Illness and Divergence Association (DIDA) is a YouX-affiliated social club at the University of Adelaide, run by disabled students for disabled students.
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Get Ready for an Epic O'Week with Adelaide University Sport and Fitness!
If you love sports, health, and fitness, then the Sports Village at O'Week is the place to be! Come and immerse yourself in everything we have on offer including club demonstrations, activations, giveaways, and promotions from over 38 diverse clubs including football, cricket, judo, waterski, netball, esports and so many more. University of Adelaide students can also sign up for a FREE AU Sport membership for awesome perks both on and off-campus! Enjoy member benefits like 40% off online at New Balance, 15% off full-price beverages, and $11 schnitzels every day at the Uni Bar – plus more!
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We made a podcast!
Introducing Take Note, where our students talk about everything you need to know from the day you start uni to the day you graduate. Today's episode is all about being the newbie. We have a chat with second-year student Luvish and student counsellor Heather about what to expect now you're a uni student, and how to handle all the stress that comes with it. We'll also find out where to find UoA's queer networks, what to take on your first day, and we'll give you the rundown of O'Week (a must for new students!).
Reasons to start organising your internship
“Never underestimate the power of networking during an internship.” It’s advice that Arts student Maya Thompson learned first-hand when she interned with Football Australia. Whether you're in engineering, computer science, arts, or business, each faculty offers unique internship programs and guidance to connect you with a host employer.
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Paid opportunities with the Student Engagement Committee
Change begins with community, and you can find yours at university. The Student Engagement Committee (SEC) focuses on improving the student experience and engagement. The SEC is recruiting students to engage with our student community and advocate for themselves and students. To learn about the role and how student members are paid, read more!
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2024 Annual Meeting of the University Community
This is an opportunity for staff, students and graduates of the University to ask questions and to hear from the Vice-Chancellor and the Chancellor.
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Support for Students Policy
Our comprehensive range of support services and policies are intricately linked to the overarching Support for Students Policy, designed to cater to the diverse needs of our student body. Whether you seek academic guidance, mental health support, career advice, or assistance with accommodation, our dedicated teams are here to help.