News: messages
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.
Deputy Vice-Chancellor's message
Last Tuesday we held the University’s first ever Giving Day. This was an opportunity to celebrate the strength of our community and the power of philanthropy to foster unity and positive change.
Deputy Vice-Chancellor's message
I am thrilled to share that the University of Adelaide is the recipient of Canstar Blue’s Award for Student Satisfaction for South Australia: Most Satisfied Students (SA Universities) 2023.
Vice-Chancellor's message
Next week we hold the final in a series of three Festival of Learning and Teaching events held this year. I invite you to join me as we explore the Festival theme, Future-focused Curriculum: Fit for a New University.
Vice-Chancellor's message
It is with shock and sadness that we have witnessed the violent events and loss of life in the Middle East. We recognise that within our community, there are individuals with strong connections to the region, and some who may have family and friends directly affected by the current conflict. The current situation will be particularly distressing for them.
