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International Open Days 2006

Open Day normally refers to the day when the University of Adelaide opens its doors to the public – in Adelaide.

But Open Day took on a new, global dimension last month when the University held two International Open Days, one each in Malaysia and Singapore.
The events encouraged current and prospective students, friends, family and everyday Malaysians and Singaporeans to learn more about Adelaide without setting foot outside their home countries.

The International Open Days, held at the Hotel Nikko, Kuala Lumpur, and the Orchard Hotel, Singapore, drew hundreds of people to both events.

More than 20 University of Adelaide staff attended the days, which were opened by the Chancellor, the Hon. John von Doussa QC.

University staff joined with local education partners and alumni to present a wide range of information about education, research, scholarships and the ongoing fellowship with the University shared by South-East Asian graduates.

 

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1. Information about academic programs was a high priority for most visitors to the International Open Days

2. Development and Alumni had a strong presence during the weekend

3. The Chancellor, the Hon. John von Doussa QC, with Singapore’s Ambassador to Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan, University of Adelaide Civil Engineering graduate Sim Cheok Lim, and Professor John Taplin, Pro Vice-Chancellor (International)

4. Visitors of all ages attended the International Open Days

Photos by Kim McBride

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