16 February 2022

Student News

We're less than a week from O'Week 2022, and the University is getting ready to welcome you all back to campus. We can't wait for that O'Week feeling, with everyone keen for a fresh start, and the anticipation of a new year in the air.

International Students have an earlier start, with the International Student Welcome and Orientation on 17 and 18 February (that's this Thursday and Friday).
Beginning on February 21, all new University students are welcome to O'Week. Find the schedule, extra-curricular events, Faculty info and much more over on the O'Week website.

Aside from Orientation, there are some really excellent career opportunities in the email below (along with the usual important dates and info, of course) so check out what we have in store for you, and we'll see you on campus!

Important dates

16 February

Summer Conferral
Last day to apply

21 February

Semester 1
Orientation Week begins

Remember to check your Access Adelaide account, Course Planner and Critical Dates 2022 for important dates relevant for your study period.

Visit the Graduations website for specific deadlines about conferral applications.

News & opportunities

Welcome back festival - event grants

Do you have an idea for an event or initiative to welcome our international students back to campus?

Apply for up to $500 to host an event that promotes inclusion, connection and participation. Visit the events-calendar for full grant guidelines and application details. Applications close 31 March 2022.

Get discounts, freebies and more with an AUU membership!
An AUU Membership is your exclusive ticket to extra benefits at O’Week and throughout the year. Sign up online or via an AUU Student Ambassador at Level 4 Hub Central. Join for 3 years and get over $300 worth of value for just $55!

Abandoned bike locks to be removed
Old locks are removed from bike racks annually, so that they can be better utilised by cyclists. ‘Abandoned’ locks have recently been identified by Security and will be removed in early-March. If your lock has been tagged but is still in use, please remove the tag as soon as possible.

The Alastair McEwin Scholarship - for students with disabilities

Are you a current student with a disability? You may be eligible for the Alastair McEwin Scholarship. For scholarship details, eligibility criteria and application closure dates, check the scholarship website.

Have you ordered your new student ID card?
Look out for an email from Ask Adelaide confirming your ID card is ready for collection. Once you receive this, bring your photo ID (or high school ID card) to level 4, Hub Central, where you can follow the signs to the card collection point.

Environmental Intern position available
Apply now for a paid 2-day per week internship with the Ecoversity team! Support sustainability strategies on campus, help to deliver Ecoversity events and campaigns, collaborate with student clubs, and create engaging communication materials. Applications close Friday 25 February - find out more here.

Do you know what's happening to support your wellbeing on campus?
Discover what's on throughout the year and get involved with Student Health & Wellbeing's new Facebook page. Check it out now to keep in the loop with events, resources and competitions.

Events

Kick-off your 2022 uni adventure in style

21 - 25 February
Barr Smith Lawns
After attending your degree introductory talks next week, head to Barr Smith Lawns and join the Adelaide University Union’s O’week festivities. There'll be entertainment, stalls, free food, and activities throughout the week! Get settled in and make your time at the University of Adelaide one to remember.

Mobile Vaccination Clinic
10 am to 4 pm, 21 and 22 February - between Maths and Barr Smith Lawns
SA Health will provide a walk-in COVID-19 vaccination clinic where first, second and booster shots will be available. All students who roll up for their vaccination get a FREE doughnut from Van Dough!

Watershed: The Death of Dr Duncan
5pm to 9pm, 2 March - Cloisters Lawns
50 years ago, Dr George Ian Ogilvie Duncan was drowned, triggering an alleged police cover-up, national outrage, a Scotland Yard investigation, pioneering gay law reform... and a glaring absence of convictions.
We invite you to join us in commemorating this moment with Watershed - a new oratorio created by some of Australia's most acclaimed talents. Book your tickets and learn more about this event here.

Careers & Employment

Career Services and Student Employment support are free for all students.

For casual work while you study check out the Student Employment site from the AUU.
Gain internships and work experience by searching CareerHub
Find Graduate Jobs (apply before you graduate) with Career Services
Search for work at the University

The Careers team also run employer events and workshops to increase your employability, build your resume and LinkedIn profile, improve interview skills, grow your career and more.

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