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Upcoming events

Find out what's happening across UniSA's metropolitan and regional campuses, as well as abroad

Adelaide University Open Days

Come find your feet, so you can launch your future. Our city, outer-metro and regional campuses will be activated across July and August for you to explore. This is your opportunity to get the information you need to start planning your future.

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Aug 25
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Aug 25

Adelaide University Open Days

Come find your feet, so you can launch your future. Our city, outer-metro and regional campuses will be activated across July and August for you to explore. This is your opportunity to get the information you need to start planning your future.

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MOD. FOREVER

In this exhibition FOREVER, experience time in new ways. Traverse past, present and future by navigating the blurred lines between these states of being. Look at the world, ourselves and our actions differently.

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Nov 25
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Nov 25

MOD. FOREVER

In this exhibition FOREVER, experience time in new ways. Traverse past, present and future by navigating the blurred lines between these states of being. Look at the world, ourselves and our actions differently.

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Night Watch

/6pm, Allan Scott Auditorium & Online/Professor David Lloyd, in conversation with Robyn Williams, DUniv discusses the Penguin Modern Classics edition of Night Watch - one of Sir Terry Pratchett’s most powerful and politically charged Discworld novels.

Presented by The Bob Hawke Prime Ministerial Centre [no-border]

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Sep 25
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Sep 25

Night Watch

/6pm, Allan Scott Auditorium & Online/Professor David Lloyd, in conversation with Robyn Williams, DUniv discusses the Penguin Modern Classics edition of Night Watch - one of Sir Terry Pratchett’s most powerful and politically charged Discworld novels.

Presented by The Bob Hawke Prime Ministerial Centre [no-border]

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Nov 25

Our Inconstant Moon

Isaac Newton once wrote to Edmond Halley that the theory of the motions of the Moon made his headache and kept him awake so often that he would think of it no more. What gave him such a great headache? We look at the motions of the Moon and the underlying perturbations that never exactly repeat.

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Dec 25

The 2025 ASFLA Conference – SFL in Dialogue for a Dynamic Future

Invites scholars, educators, and practitioners to explore the evolving role of Systemic Functional Linguistics (SFL)

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Jan 26
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Mar 26

The Night Sky - 10 week course

Join astronomer Paul Curnow for a 10-week introductory astronomy course at the Adelaide Planetarium.
Ever wondered how astronomers find their way around the night sky? Come and learn how to find the different constellations (patterns) in the sky and learn about the mythology related to them.

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Mar 26

The Night Sky II - 10 week course

Continue your journey through the cosmos with astronomer Paul Curnow for a '10-week (once a week) astronomy course'. This course will be an extension of the course titled 'The Night Sky' and cover many of the subjects that we were unable to include into the first course.

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Latest news from UniSA's media centre

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Aug 25

Citizen scientists and holidaymakers key to restoring confidence in SA’s algal bloom-hit coastline

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Aug 25

Spring into health: UniSA’s Healthy Choices program drives real change

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Aug 25

Common painkillers linked to antibiotic resistance

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