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COVID-19 updates for Study Overseas students
In light of the continued uncertainty and risks around travel, the University of Adelaide has made the decision to extend the suspension on all non-essential student travel until 1 November 2021 at the earliest. Applicants for Semester 2 2021 exchange have an email dated 5 February 2020 with further information.
A review of non-essential student travel for Term 4 and Semester 1 2022 will be made on 1 July 2021.
Reminder: Until the University of Adelaide has confirmed approval of student travel and you have the required approvals in place, Study Overseas does not advise that you lock yourself into any contracts or agreements which are not flexible, do not enable changes, or incur financial commitments, such as paying application fees, non-refundable deposits or housing deposits.
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Announcements
Exchange application deadline extended
The application deadline for exchange commencing in Semester 2 2021, or Semester 1 2022 for single intake universities, has been extended until Sunday 15 November 2020.
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Study Overseas COVID-19 update
Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the University of Adelaide has made the decision to extend the suspension on non-essential student travel until mid-2021.
Read more about Study Overseas COVID-19 update
Student experience - Katie Moularadellis
Katie recently completed an exchange to the University of Stuttgart, and tells us about how she adjusted to living overseas.
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Student experience - Mikayla Schwarz
Mikayla Schwarz recently completed an exchange to the National University of Singapore, and in this article tells us about campus life and what she took away from her experience.
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Study Overseas news
02 Nov
Exchange application deadline extended
The application deadline for exchange commencing in Semester 2 2021, or Semester 1 2022 for single intake universities, has been extended until Sunday 15 November 2020. 08 Oct
Study Overseas COVID-19 update
Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the University of Adelaide has made the decision to extend the suspension on non-essential student travel until mid-2021. 29 Sep
Student experience - Katie Moularadellis
Katie recently completed an exchange to the University of Stuttgart, and tells us about how she adjusted to living overseas. 01 Sep
Student experience - Mikayla Schwarz
Mikayla Schwarz recently completed an exchange to the National University of Singapore, and in this article tells us about campus life and what she took away from her experience.