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Supercharging your university experience with clubs
Our University has more clubs than you've had late-night study sessions. Today there are more than 100 different clubs available on our campuses. Club members create activities, make lifelong connections and friends, work in teams, and prepare for the next step in their career.
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Taking on the challenges of interplanetary life
Ever heard of the saying ‘shoot for the moon?’ It’s meant to inspire people to pursue ambitious goals. Just like our team of students, except they are quite literally researching the moon's surface.
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The Australian Rover Challenge is back in 2023!
University students from across Australia and around the globe will battle it out in a full-scale Lunar mission, using semi-autonomous rovers that they’ve designed and built themselves!
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Make your move during Health Week
Health Week is happening from 3 — 6 April 2023. and the Student Health & Wellbeing team is encouraging students to 'make a move' and explore different ways to build physical activity into their day.
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29 Mar
Study Tour: Seoul-Changing Biotechnology
Are you a second or third year biomed or biotech student wanting an edge on your career? 29 Mar Interested in travelling overseas to complete a semester or two of your degree at one of University's 110+ exchange partners? Applications for outbound exchange starting in Semester 1 2024 are now open. Visit the Study Overseas website to learn more and start an application. 28 Mar Have you relocated to study at University? You could be eligible for up to $5,000 if you are a school leaver who has relocated to study at a higher education institution and your home is more than 90 minutes from your education provider. 23 Mar
Supercharging your university experience with clubs
Our University has more clubs than you've had late-night study sessions. Today there are more than 100 different clubs available on our campuses. Club members create activities, make lifelong connections and friends, work in teams, and prepare for the next step in their career. 23 Mar
Leading change: Meet our recipients of the Westpac Scholars Trust
A group of University of Adelaide students were recently selected as recipients of the Westpac Scholars Trust. Improving the lives of others and building stronger intercultural ties are some of the themes that our students are addressing in their studies.
Join the Seoul-Changing Biotechnology Study Tour to go behind the scenes of one of the world’s fastest growing biotech sectors. Meet Korean biotech leaders, develop your employability skills and enjoy a wide array of cultural activities.
Upcoming events
14 Mar
Let our songs speak for us - free exhibition
Let Our Songs Speak for Us is the latest University Library exhibition that tells the story of CASM, the Centre 03 Apr All students are welcome to visit the Health Station (machine) at Hub Central during Health Week from Monday 3 to Thursday 6 April 2023. You can undertake the health check on your own and it will only take 5-8 minutes to complete. Best of all, it's free! 04 Apr
Australian Government Virtual Careers Fair
The Virtual Careers Fair connects recent graduates and final-year students with employers in the Australian Government. Students can speak directly with representatives from the many different government departments and agencies who are recruiting this year to find out what their work is all about. Through a series of sessions, they'll also learn about employment streams, the selection process, and what we’re looking for in our grads. 05 Apr Make your move! Come and try a free boxing class on the Barr Smith Lawns. Reserve your spot. 13 Apr This free 1.5-hour workshop covers reporting and support options available for student victims/survivors, including avenues at the university and other valuable resources.
for Aboriginal Studies in Music, and its ground breaking history over the last 50 years.