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Executive Dean's message
As semester begins, so too does the familiar buzz of activity on our campuses, following a successful O'Week that saw over 3,000 students on the grounds at North Terrace, and well-attended events at our Waite and Roseworthy campuses.
Chancellor's message
Much of our enduring value as an institution resides in the strength of our community with its culture of respect for all. Indeed, we attract and retain remarkable staff and students at this university because they know that they are welcome and respected here. It is within such a cohesive community that most people find they can do their best work.
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.
Vice-Chancellor's message
On 17 February, the Chancellor and I shared our reflections on the major moments of 2024, and a brief update on Adelaide University, at the Annual Meeting of the University Community.
Pro Vice-Chancellor's message
Research and teaching excellence are the twin pillars that support this University. Breaking new ground, creating new thought, developing and expanding knowledge – these are central to the life of our University, and will continue to be as we play our part in a change that will resonate across future generations.
Submissions for 2025 Academic Program Reviews are now open
Help shape the future of program delivery and student experience by sharing your insights and feedback. In 2025, 12 programs in Computer Science, Mathematical Sciences (Honours), and postgraduate Law are undergoing review across the Faculties of ABLE and SET. We invite you to make a submission now. Read more.
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Celebrating our colleagues: Bruce Lines
Here at the IMO (Integration Management Office), we have seconded staff from both universities. One of the things that I have learned is that culture can change rapidly, in the right conditions. So, when people do have a shared goal, when people are collaborating to achieve something, a new culture can emerge quite quickly.
Deputy Vice-Chancellor's message
Attracting exceptional students, from diverse backgrounds across Australia and around the world, and delivering excellent learning experiences is a huge part of our mission.
Vice-Chancellor's message
Welcome to what is certain to be a year of meaningful change. I hope that you had opportunities to rest and recharge over the festive break, and to spend time with your family and friends before your return to work.
Celebrating our colleagues: Sonja Graetz
Virtually everything we do in Infrastructure is designed to make people’s work or study life better. Bringing people together is important, and even more so in the transition to Adelaide University. We are developing a fluid and intuitive gateway between UniSA’s City East and our own North Terrace campus.
