“Learning about Australian culture has been so exciting and I have loved going to university. Everyone just wants to talk with you and get to know you. It is life-affirming and puts you in a great mood.”
I enjoyed the great community around campus and that UniSA is full of life. It was so nice having the coffee shop in the middle of the City West campus, and I enjoyed attending the Community Garden on the rooftop of the Jeffrey Smart building before class.
I chose Adelaide because it is a smaller city than e.g. Sydney and Melbourne. I like that you get to know the city from the inside out. I also like the nature here and people are not as busy as they are in bigger cities. I’ve loved going for a run around the River Torrens.
Definitely. I really liked the introduction/welcoming week. The buddies were so good at doing stuff with us and talking to us. Early on they encouraged us exchange students to get together and introduce ourselves and we are now all really good friends. All the effort the buddies put into the program is really amazing.
I have been really impressed and happy with most of my teachers. I like that they are so friendly and actually want to get to know you.
I have been very happy with UniSA. I have learnt some good practices, which will help me in my career. The tutorials especially have given me a lot and we had one talking about our future careers, which was really helpful. I am one step closer to achieving my goal.
I always went to the library. It is super big with so many spots - both quiet spots and groups rooms, which I used a lot.
Adelaide is a nice city with heaps of fun and cool things to do and see. People are super friendly and the city is for everybody. You can go to the city where the parties, shopping and many people are, but you can also go by yourself to more quiet places but still be right in the city. I love that Adelaide has the best of both worlds.
The best experience has definitely been university life. Learning about Australian culture has been so exciting and I have loved going to university. Everyone just wants to talk with you and get to know you. It is life-affirming and puts you in a great mood. It is so much fun and you get to know so many new people.