News: messages
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.
Deputy Vice-Chancellor's message
The breadth of talent in learning and teaching that we are so fortunate to have at the University of Adelaide deserves to be nurtured and celebrated. Over the coming weeks, I encourage you to take part in two events that are focussed on growing our strong culture of learning and teaching.
Chief Information Officer message
Recently there has been an increase in phishing attacks targeting the University of Adelaide. Phishing is a cybercrime where attackers impersonate trusted sources, including colleagues or vendors, to obtain sensitive information through deceptive emails. These emails may prompt for personal information, urging immediate action, or encourage opening suspicious files and links.
Deputy Vice-Chancellor's message
The University’s partnership with Illuminate Adelaide will see magical installations on our North Terrace campus as part of our ongoing 150th anniversary celebrations, anchoring our institution again at the heart of Adelaide’s cultural scene.
Provost's message
This Friday, the 17th of May, is IDAHOBIT, the International Day Against LGBTQIA+ Discrimination. This date commemorates the anniversary the World Health Organisation removed homosexuality from the International Classification of Diseases in 1990. Prior to this, homosexuality was classified globally as a mental illness.
Acting Executive Dean's message
The Faculty of Arts, Business, Law, and Economics (ABLE) encompasses a broad spectrum of disciplines and plays a leading role in shaping diverse intellectual landscapes.
Deputy Vice-Chancellor's message
The start of semester one is such an important time for many of our students, especially those new to the University.
Vice-Chancellor's message
The University Awards for Outstanding Achievement acknowledge the varied and transformative academic and professional contributions made by our people. It is such contributions, and their flow-on benefits, that underpin our collective success.
Deputy Vice-Chancellors' Message
Increasing connectivity with our global network of collaborators is critical to the ongoing achievement of our strategic aspirations. Collaboration underpins and expands our existing research excellence and extends the University’s global reach, reputation and impact.
Vice-Chancellor's message
Last week I had the pleasure of attending one of my favourite events each year at our University – the Children’s University graduations in Bonython Hall.
