News: FABLE
2024 Academic Program Reviews: final call for Round 3
Help shape the future of program delivery and student experience. Provide feedback on any of the 13 ABLE programs available for review to guide enhancements and shape current and new programs in the transition to a new University. Submit via the online form by Friday 31 May, 5pm.
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Global Youth Committee
Faculty of ABLE student Emily Parsons is one of 17 young leaders nationally selected to sit on a Global Youth Committee established by the Global Institute for Women’s Leadership and chaired by Julia Gillard. The Committee aims to bridge the gap between the experiences of young people and the policies that dictate their lives.
Celebrating our colleagues: Joshua Curtis
Dr Josh Curtis, alumnus and Lecturer in the Adelaide Law School, returned to the University of Adelaide after many years travelling, living, studying and working abroad.
Templeton Adam Smith Tercentenary Fellowship
Professor Lisa Hill has been made a Templeton Adam Smith Tercentenary Fellow, one of eight worldwide. Their work will be directed at a global audience who will connect the University of Glasgow with worldwide venues to celebrate Smith around the world.
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SA Environment Awards
Congratulations to Professor Sarah Wheeler (School of Economics and Public Policy), who received the Jill Hudson Award for Environmental Protection in the SA Environment Awards. These annual awards celebrate South Australians who give their time, expertise and passion to help preserve and sustain the state’s precious natural environment. Read more.
Executive Dean's message
The first quarter of the year always provides wonderful opportunities for staff and students from the Faculty of Arts, Business, Law and Economics to showcase our talents to the community.
Oxford expert to lead school of education
Professor Susan James Relly has been appointed as the new Head of the University’s School of Education. She is joining us from the University of Oxford where her last role was Deputy Director of the Department of Education and Associate Head (Education) in the Social Sciences Division.
