It's gotten a bit warmer and brighter, and if you're studying in semester 2, then it's your time to enjoy the sun during the break. The campus has quietened down, but there are still plenty of opportunities, like the Belair hike, yoga in the library, and a chance to win $50! More information below, otherwise enjoy the warm weather and beginnings of spring.
27 SeptemberTrimester 3
Census Date
29 SeptemberTerm 3
Teaching ends
Please check Course Planner for details of critical and census dates for specific courses.
Belair hikeJoin AU Sport Mountain Club and International Peer Mentors for a hike through Belair National Park on 1 October. Event open to ALL University of Adelaide students. Look forward to seeing you for a great day out!
More news and opportunities...
30 day running challenge
Take part in this 30 day challenge with the Women's Recreational Running Network (WRRN). All female staff and students are welcome, and join us for evening runs for the chance to win a Fitbit, although everyone will be awarded for their participation! Find out more.
- Free event: defence industry skills and jobs
You are invited to learn more about careers in South Australia’s defence industry, which is critical to the economic future of the State. Find out more on 26 September, 6.15 pm, the Braggs lecture theatre. Register now.
Event volunteers needed - Children's University Graduations
This year, over 2000 children will graduate from Children's University Adelaide, and we need you to volunteer and make the evening extra special! Choose the day(s) that suit you: 4:30pm-8:30pm, on November 4 - 7, and November 11 -14. Visit the website for more info and to apply.
- Have a medical condition or disability?
You may be able to apply for Alternative Exam Arrangements (AEAs) - apply by contacting Disability Support, but keep in mind that the deadline to apply is Friday 11 October 2019. Contact Disability Support on 8313 5962 or at disability@adelaide.edu.au for more information.
- Mental Health Awareness Week
Mental illness is common among university students, but stigma still prevents many people from seeking support. Mental Health Awareness Week (October 8-11) is an opportunity for the University community to stand together to show that it’s okay to ask for help if you need it. Full program of events online.
Film screening and panel session on building eco-resilience9 October, 5:30 pm - Union Cinema
If you’ve been feeling dispirited about climate change, you’re not alone. During Mental Health Awareness Week, join Ecoversity and Student Life for a screening of the uplifting film '2040' followed by a session with climate change and mental health experts on building emotional resilience.
- Check out the changes happening around campus!
26 September, 3 pm to 4 pm - Marjoribanks 126 (Santos lecture theatre)
Be taken through the exciting plans for our campus, as the University is about to start work on a project to transform parts of North Terrace campus's open space, walkways and grounds
Celebrate the 150th anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi's birth
2 October, 1 pm - Gahndi statue
Celebrate 150 years of Mahatma Gandhi with the Indian Association. Proceedings will commence with the garlanding of the Gandhi Statue at 1pm, followed by Key Note Speaker Hon Michael Kirby at 1:30pm in Scott Theatre.
Education Students' Association Cocktail Night
11 October, 7 pm - Ambassador's Hotel
Join us for our Education Cocktail Party! Come along to send off the fourth years with the party they deserve before they officially become teachers. There will be plenty of food, as well as dessert and a drinks package for everyone! Discover more about the AUES on Facebook.
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