Mid semester break is over - just in time to jump into mental health awareness week. If you're feeling stressed, burnt out or a bit overwhelmed, Mental Health Awareness Week is here to help. There are plenty of things happening around the uni, and don't forget Counselling and Disbility Support are professional and free services offered by the University. Take care, and hopefully you have the chance to soak up some sun between lectures this week!
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What do you really think about the University Library? The Library Client Survey takes around 8 minutes to complete and your feedback will be used to help improve library services, resources, and study spaces. Plus, by completing the survey you could win one of several great prizes, including a $350 Load&Go Visa card! Complete the survey.
- Become a peer mentor for International Students!
Both domestic and international students are welcome to become international Peer Mentors, encouraging international students to feel at home at the university. Help out at events and gatherings too - all the while having lots of fun! Send in your application now, we look forward to meeting you!
- MyUni Search
You can now quickly and easily find what you’re looking for with MyUni Search. You can search across all of your enrolled courses for files, assessments or other content. Find MyUni Search at the top of the page.
Apply for semester 2 conferral
Applications for Semester 2 2019 conferral are now open - if you are expecting to complete your studies this year and be conferred on 31 December, you must ensure that you have an application in your account by the deadline of 2 December. Late applications cannot be accepted.
- Have your own stall on Market Day
Now's your chance to apply for a Market Day stall! Hub's Market Days are back for the remainder of semester 2 - so take this opportunity to book a stall for your business or club.
- Mental Health Awareness Week 2019
Mental illness is common amongst 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.
Thinking Postgraduate?
10 October, 4 pm to 5 pm - Hub Central
Nearing the end of your study and thinking postgraduate study? Come and ask us your questions regarding honours, postgraduate coursework and higher degree by research (HDR), and listen to the Adelaide Graduate Centre's presentation in the Mezzanine about HDR. Find out more.
Artland8 - 11 October, 11 am to 2 pm daily
Hub Central
Unleash your inner artist and unwind with a bit of creativity during Mental Health Awareness Week! Head to the Union website and see what we've got in store for you each day.
- Anti-procrastination month
Every Wednesday in October, 10 am to 1 pm - Writing Studio
Are you overwhelmed with assignment deadlines? Struggling to concentrate and focus? Want a friendly and supportive place to work? Come along and study during any of our sessions - there's no need to book!
- FutureNet Presents: Transitioning from University Life to Work Life Q&A
10 October, 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm - Nexus 10, North Terrace
Close to finishing your degree in engineering, commerce, marketing, economics or law? Hear from recent graduates who will help answer all your questions and give an insight into the challenges of transitioning from University life to work. Book now, and come along for a fascinating night (and FREE pizza!)
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.
Drinks with Scientists - Boost your Career
15 October, 6 pm to 8 pm - Griffins Hotel
The AUBN and the Sciences Alumni Network is hosting a networking event, consisting of a presentation from Stewart Bartlett, CEO at Ferronova and entrepreneur with expertise in medical devices and business, and time to network with science alumni and fellow science students over food and drinks. Book now.
- Amnesty Club Quiz Night
16 October, 6 pm - Rumours Cafe (level 6, Union House)
Love pizza, quizzes and social justice? Then come along to the Amnesty Club Quiz Night! Only $2 at the door (or book a table online) to join in and hear about some great ways to get involved with the causes you care about!
- Publishing Principles for your Research: a Copyright and Open Access Perspective
16 October, 10:30 am to 11:30 am - Engineering South S111
Deciding where to publish can be difficult, so come along to this session and learn the key principles you'll need to consider. We will also explore publication agreements and look at open access opportunities. Book now!
- SDG Solutions Lab
17 October, 3 pm to 7 pm - Ira Raymond Exhibition room
Join the SDG Student Hub and ASA to address the Sustainable Development Goals and brainstorm a project for our campus community in 2020. If you’re fed up with inaction or inspired after the climate strike then come and get involved in creating meaningful change - check out the facebook event and register now!
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