Events Diary – Sunday 16 August

Where: Details below

• Aquinas College www.adelaide.edu.au/aquinas
• Lincoln College www.adelaide.edu.au/lincoln
• St Mark's College www.stmarkscollege.com.au
• St Ann's College www.stannscollege.edu.au Ring Tutor on Duty listed on front door.
• Kathleen Lumley College (postgraduate) www.adelaide.edu.au/klc Sunday - 3:00pm to 4:00pm
• The University of Adelaide Village www.adelaide.edu.au/accommodation/uni/thevillage

Related Events: Tours

Where: 12:00noon Horace Lamb Lecture Theatre & 3:30pm Rennie Lecture Theatre, Johnson Building

Ever wanted to know what HECS-HELP, FEE-HELP and other Government support is available to assist you with the costs of your studies. Money issues may not be issues at all, come along and learn what help is available.

Related Events: Future Students - Talks on Uni

Where: Mitchell Building

A self-guided tour of the University's oldest building. Situated next to the Art Gallery of South Australia, the Mitchell Building was first occupied in 1882 and housed the entire University in its infancy. Today it accommodates the University's senior administration, including the Office of the Vice-Chancellor and President. A war memorial for students, staff and graduates who served in World War 1 is located in this beautiful heritage building along with portraits of former Vice-Chancellors. Information leaflets on the Mitchell Building will be available and University of Adelaide Alumni Guides will be on hand to answer questions about the Mitchell and other heritage buildings on the North Terrace Campus.

Related Events: Arts & Heritage - Tours

Where: Goodman Crescent Lawns

Need a break in between talks and displays? Then join us at the Goodman Crescent Lounge where you can enjoy the Elder Conservatorium performances, a cup of coffee and look at the new building projects undergoing at the University of Adelaide.

Related Events: Concert/Theatre - Displays

Where: Hughes Plaza

The Adelaide University Union (AUU) provides everything you'll need outside of the class room and enriches your life on campus. Drop into experience a taste of what the AUU does all year round. Listen to live music, watch some demonstrations, get your tarot cards read and check out the special interest clubs and sporting clubs. Joining a club is a great way to meet people of similar interests, giving you a break from the pressures of the class room.

Related Events: Displays - Future Students - Clubs & Sports

Where: Rumours Cafe, Level 6, Union House

Photographers Gilbert Roe and Peter Murdoch discuss their exhibition Impressions. This exhibition explores the perplexity of observation through personal reflections on the world around us. Both artists are members of the University staff.

Related Events: Arts & Heritage - Exhibition

Where: Exhibition Space, Mitchell Building

Arthur Boyd chose the theme for his series of twelve paintings, The Judges, in the hope that judges would never forget about human frailties and the susceptibility to temptation. The series was purchased jointly by the University and the University Union through the Works of Art Fund.

Related Events: Arts & Heritage - Exhibition

Where: Ground Floor, Mawson Laboratories

Established in 1925 and named after Ralph Tate, Elder Professor of Natural Sciences at the University from 1876-1901, the Tate Museum collection includes minerals, rocks, fossils and specimens that illustrate geological phenomena. Also amongst the items you can see when visiting are items collected during Sir Douglas Mawson's expeditions.

Related Events: Arts & Heritage - Exhibition

Where: Elder Hall

An information-packed session covering program choice, student support services and extra curricular activities. A must for all students and their families.

Related Events: Future Students - Talks on Uni

Where: Carpark, Barr Smith Lawns

• Bizarre X-Rays We will have a range of real life x-rays of animals. Try your hand and guess which creatures and mishap are presented.
• Bouncing Bovine Babies Come along and have a go at estimating the age of a cow foetus in our very own Betsy cow. Betsy is a dummy for training vet students in pregnancy diagnosis and staging.
• Skeletons See our selection of animal-skeletons and try to guess what animal they came from and why they look the way they do.

Related Events: Displays - Future Students - Sciences

Where: Carpark, Barr Smith Lawns

• Slime - Create and Play with Your Own Slime Ball Slime is fun to play with, have you ever wondered what it is made of and how it is made? Come along and make your own slime and find out.
• Unbreakable Eggs What have a sheet and a car airbag got in common? And why would one of our physicists be throwing eggs at a sheet on Open Day? Curious, well come along for a not-to-be missed experiment!
• Amorphous Metals - Improve Your Golf Game with the Atomic Trampoline See how the structure of a metal at the atomic level can alter rebound energy transfer! Watch a demonstration on what you could use to improve your golf game.
• Virtual Reality Experience the South Australian Virtual Reality Centre and discover the origin of mass in our universe. Book in at the Sciences Hub.
• Liquid Nitrogen - Deep Freeze Various Objects The temperature of liquid nitrogen is about 200 degrees celsius below zero. The unbearably cold temperature has striking effects on various objects. We'll demonstrate the effects of a deep freeze on a banana, rubber hose, and flower. Come and watch items being smashed to tiny fragments!
• Computer Simulations - `Bend it Like Beckham' In this sport ball aerodynamics computer simulation see how slight changes in wind and ball speed affect whether a soccer goal is scored.
• Lasers and Holograms See and learn how holograms are made using lasers with this holography display. Students make similar holograms in our laboratories as part of a degree in Physics.
• Fibre Optics See our displays of new types of micro-structured optical fibres under a microscope then go along to one of our Photonics laboratory tours to see how they are made. Find out why something so small is made using such huge laboratory equipment. Plus other displays in the areas of Chemistry, Astronomy, Atmospheric Physics, Medical Physics and Environmental Luminescence.
• Laboratory Tours and Activities Physics Building: Virtual reality; Fibre optics; Lasers and holograms; Physics advanced teaching laboratories and undergraduate resource room. Johnson Laboratories: Undergraduate teaching laboratories; Undergraduate resource room

Related Events: Displays - Future Students - Sciences

Where: Carpark, Barr Smith Lawns

• Juggling with Space Where would you place a windfarm or a mine? How will your decision affect the landscape and wildlife habitats? Using interactive computer-based Geographic Information Systems (GIS) explore a 3D landscape and pick your perfect spot.
• Making Waves Come and look at our research boat and speak to our marine biologists about the exciting work that they do and the great equipment that they use.
• How to be a Rock Legend! The University of Adelaide's geologists (our very own `rock legends') will show you some of the Earth's rocks, minerals and fossils, and how these can be used to find gold and other ore deposits. See how you can travel the world as a Rock Legend and work towards supporting Australia's economy in an environmentally sustainable way.
• Google Earth Experience and explore our physical landscape in 3D and understand how our scientists use this technology to assist with their research.

Related Events: Displays - Future Students - Sciences

Where: Carpark, Barr Smith Lawns

• World Class Wines Taste and Smell Sensations We all know how famous SA's wineries are but do you know about the science that helps to make our wines world-class? Discover how we are helping the industry to face the challenge of smoke taint from bushfires, sample different grape juices, see the fermentation process, and taste wine.
• DNA Extraction See what DNA looks like. Find out about the tools plant molecular biologists use to develop improved crop varieties and learn about gene technology. Discover this and more at the Gene Juice Bar.
• Interactive Displays: From Paddock to Plate Find out how our research makes sure you have food on your plate that tastes great and is good for you. See how we've changed its voyage from the paddock to your plate. See how barley breeding has improved malt (and beer). Look under the microscope to see how we might stop fungi from making fruit rot. Learn how we're making wheat plants drought tolerant. Taste how different types of cereals can make different types of breads.
• Campus Connection Visit the friendly staff from the Waite and Roseworthy Campuses of the University at their Campus Connection display. Here you can find out about all the facilities and research at these campuses and why they offer unique experiences to our students.

Related Events: Displays - Future Students - Sciences

Where: Carpark, Barr Smith Lawns

• Interactive Biomedical Displays and Activities Find out about our research that helps to understand and develop cures for major diseases such as cancer, neurological disorders and viruses.
• Bugs in Your Food Look at the micro-organisms living in your yoghurt. Also check out what kinds of microbes are living on your skin and in the River Torrens.
• Model Organisms workshop What can we learn of Men from Mice?
• Forensics: Fact and Fiction Learn how forensics is done in the real world. Test your skill at using a pipette and running a gel. Can you identify the culprit?
• Zebrafish Development Embryo development as you watch! Early development of zebrafish occurs super-fast. At only 24 hours old they already have a beating heart.

Related Events: Displays - Future Students - Sciences

Where: Carpark, Barr Smith Lawns

Visit the Sciences Hub to see how you can have a chance to win an iPod Shuffl e whilst learning interesting facts about science, and book into activities, building and research laboratory tours. Then visit interactive displays and follow a trail around the campus to explore the various sciences on offer at the University of Adelaide. The trail, tours and activities demonstrate how different disciplines and schools interact to provide excellent research and teaching outcomes.
Sciences Hub
The one stop shop for finding out about our displays on open day and booking into tours and activities. Here you can find out how you can be part of the science trail and get free giveaways as you visit our areas. Make sure you book in early at the Sciences Hub for building and lab tours and activities as numbers are limited. Likewise closed shoes are necessary for those wanting the hands on lab experience!

Check out the Insect Vision display and understand how research in this area is impacting on security. Are you up for the Insect Security Challenge? Also ask about the spectacular Optical Technology and view the Hologram.
Meet the Scientist
The University of Adelaide is home to many of the world's leading scientists who are conducting cutting-edge research across a wide range of areas. Many of these individuals are also recognised as outstanding contributors to South Australian scientific knowledge through the Tall Poppy scheme.

At Open Day this year everyone will have the opportunity to meet with these experts and to learn about how this new knowledge is gained at our `Meet the Scientist' stand. Come armed with your questions and queries, and take a seat as you expand your understanding of the brilliant and exciting research being conducted daily within the Faculty of Sciences!
Tours and Activities Booking is essential:

• Molecular Life Sciences Building Zebrafi sh Facility Undergraduate Teaching Labs Cutting-edge research
• Physics Building Virtual Reality Fibre Optics Lasers and Holograms
• Johnson Laboratories Undergraduate Teaching Labs
• Mawson Building Google Earth demonstration

We'll also have various other tours and demonstrations of our research activities running throughout the day. The entire range will be displayed at the Sciences Hub.

Related Events: Displays - Future Students - Sciences

Where: Foyer, Barr Smith Library

Simone Kennedy's exhibition of paintings and mixed media installation evolved from a concept for a memorial evoking a reconstructed memory of the one occasion that she met her father. The work exhibits gentleness and subtlety only Kennedy can convey. Simone Kennedy will talk about her exhibition Half Light on Open Day at 2:00pm: Ira Raymond Room, Barr Smith Library

Related Events: Arts & Heritage - Exhibition

Where: Reading Room

The Barr Smith Library is South Australia's largest research library and features a range of art and cultural experiences. Visitors are encouraged to visit the Barr Smith Reading Room. The Reading Room is one of the University's hidden treasures. Enter from the grand steps on the eastern side of the building or follow the signs from the Library's main entrance to Level 2 North. Friends of the Library will be there to greet visitors, show them the Reading Room and answer questions.

Related Events: Arts & Heritage - Tours

Where: Professions Marquee, Ligertwood Plaza

Have a lucky guess in our jellybean counting competition - closest guess wins a book voucher.

Related Events: Displays - Future Students - Professions

Where: Professions Marquee, Ligertwood Plaza, North Terrace Campus

Are you clever? Cunning and crafty at calculating? What about calculating on an abacus - the original counting device used for solving arithmetical problems in the days before calculators and computers? Come and try your luck on the giant abacus and be in the running to win book vouchers which will be awarded for the fastest calculation. Staff from the Business School will also be available to answer any questions about our programs.

Related Events: Displays - Future Students - Professions

Where: Professions Marquee, Ligertwood Plaza, North Terrace Campus

Find out more in the Professions marquee about the suite of business programs offered by the University of Adelaide Business School. Meet our Alumni and find out about their experiences in the program and how it has affected their career progression. Information about the many Executive Education programs will also be available.

Related Events: Displays - Future Students - Professions

Where: Law School Foyer, Ligertwood Building

Information about Clinical Legal Education, the Magistrates Court - Student Legal Advice Clinic and the Adelaide Legal Outreach Service.

Related Events: Displays - Future Students - Professions

Where: Law School Foyer, Ligertwood Building

Related Events: Displays - Future Students - Professions

Where: Humanities and Social Sciences Marquee - Napier Building

Get the lowdown from our students, academics and researchers and explore the many fields of enquiry you can specialise in and where they might lead. Be inspired by Anthropology, Art History, Media, Philosophy, Asian Studies, Classics, Creative Writing, Curatorial and Museum Studies, Development Studies, English, European Studies, Music, Gastronomy, Gender Work & Social Inquiry, Geographical and Environmental Studies, History, International Studies, Linguistics, Politics, and our many Languages... plus discover more about unique opportunities to take advantage of as part of the Humanities and Social Sciences community.

Related Events: Displays - Future Students

Where: Health Sciences Marquee, Barr Smith Lawns and Cloisters

Come and visit the Faculty of Health Sciences! To bring you the best of Health Sciences you will find us down on the Barr Smith Lawns and in the Cloisters. There is lots to see and do:

• Why not have your blood pressure taken by our team from Nursing
• Ever wondered how your brain works? Our Anatomical Sciences team will be able to show you
• Participate in psychological testing and find out all the different ways you can study Psychology at the University of Adelaide
• Learn about good Oral Health and Hygiene, and Dental Science, with the team from our School of Dentistry
• You can also find out about the fascinating areas of Public Health, Pharmacology and Pathology at our displays in the marquee on the Barr Smith Lawns
• See what is happening in our areas of world class research with our teams from Medicine, Paediatrics and Reproductive Health.

Related Events: Displays - Future Students - Health Sciences

Where: Engineering Marquee, Barr Smith Lawns

Talk to our entrepreneurs and learn how you can commercialise your ideas, become innovative, develop projects and acquire the skills to pursue entrepreneurial activities. Leading experts will be available to discuss the diverse program options applicants can pursue. ECIC's core focus is on developing entrepreneurship, innovation, technology commercialisation, and/or project management capability in individuals and organisations. The ECIC undertakes research in these areas and disseminates its knowledge and expertise through the courses it teaches, the ThInc Lab (the University's Student Business Incubator operated by the ECIC that nurtures and assists ECIC students to develop and launch their own business ventures), and the ECIC's entrepreneur business planning competition, the eChallenge.

Related Events: Displays - Engineering, Computer & Mathematical Sciences - Future Students

Where: Engineering Marquee, Barr Smith Lawns

This centre is responsible for conducting research to understand how road crashes and the resulting injuries occur; proposing and evaluating ways to prevent crashes and injuries; and providing independent professional advice on road safety matters to government and non-government organisations in Australia and overseas. In recent years, CASR has undertaken research on the impact on road trauma of travel speed and speed limits, road infrastructure design, driver age, experience and medical condition and vehicle design.

Related Events: Displays - Engineering, Computer & Mathematical Sciences - Future Students

Where: Foyer, Level 5, Architecture Building, Hughes Plaza

View student work from the Master of Architecture final project exhibition.

Related Events: Exhibition - Future Students - Professions

Where: Level 5, Architecture Building, Hughes Plaza

First, second and third year student work from the Bachelor of Design Studies Degree. Ever wondered what kind of work you will do in first year? Come and view current student work from first to third year of the Bachelor of Design Studies Degree. Lecturers from the School of Architecture, Landscape Architecture and Urban Design will be present to answer questions.

Related Events: Displays - Future Students - Professions

Where: Display Room Level 4, Architecture Building, Hughes Plaza

The School of Architecture, Landscape Architecture and Urban Design is lucky enough to have this exhibition visit their School this year. The exhibition features outstanding architectural design projects of 10 student finalists selected from 159 entries in the 2008 Student Biennale. This is a competition/ exhibition of student work from Design and Architecture schools from around Australia.

Related Events: Exhibition - Future Students - Professions

Where: Design Classroom South Architecture Building, Hughes Plaza

Children of all ages are invited to come along and participate in craft workshops that are linked to design in Architecture and Landscape Architecture. We have asked `That's Not Garbage' to collaborate with the School on some activities to keep the young ones entertained. Children will be able to take their designs home with them! www.thatsnotgarbage.com.au are a small South Australian based company, that recover resources used for art and craft activities in schools, kindergartens and child care centres.

Related Events: Future Students - Professions - Seminar/Workshop

Where: Hughes Plaza

Come and view students of the School of Architecture, Landscape Architecture and Urban Design, as they assemble their winning garden and build designs on the Hughes Plaza. Final year students of the Bachelor of Design Studies and Masters of Architecture and Landscape Architecture degrees will be participating in this competition from July 2009. The top three designs chosen will be given the opportunity to build their designs on Open Day. Students will be given limited space to build their garden design, and use water tolerant plants, building materials and gardening tools. All other competition entries will be on public display in the foyer of the School of Architecture, Landscape Architecture and Urban Design, Level 4, Architecture Building. We will be conducting a public vote for the best design, so please come along and place a vote for your favourite design. The prize will be awarded at 3pm.

Related Events: Displays - Future Students - Professions

Where: Professions Marquee, Ligertwood Plaza

Make a difference! A career in teaching enables you to empower the next generation of learners. The Bachelor of Teaching can be studied as a double degree with a discipline-based degree in your chosen teaching subjects. We also offer the Graduate Diploma in Education program. Visit us in the Professions marquee and take the opportunity to discuss your teaching and educational research interests with academic staff and School of Education students. Lucky door prizes for all potential teachers!

Related Events: Displays - Future Students - Professions

Where: Professions Marquee, Ligertwood Plaza

Come and talk to staff from the School of Economics in the Professions marquee throughout the day. You will have the chance to play a computerised game and learn one of the ways Economics can be applied to day to day society, and you might even win something big!

Related Events: Displays - Future Students - Professions

Where: Professions Marquee, Ligertwood Plaza, North Terrace Campus

Can you recall advertisements? Can you recognise brands? Jog your memory through a series of brand recognition quizzes. Play against friends on this fun game and see if you win a prize!

Related Events: Displays - Future Students - Professions

Where: Engineering Marquee, Barr Smith Lawns

Mathematics is everywhere! Mobile phones, computer graphics, games, weather prediction and internet security all rely on mathematics. Mathematics graduates work on aeroplane design, medical research, cryptography, traffic control, modelling of ocean currents, and more. Check out the Mathematics poster display to find out how the Queen of Hearts plays noughts and crosses and learn why mixing is important in pollutant dispersal, weather and climate prediction, microchip forensic analysis and more using an interactive fluid mixer. Learn about the new degree in Computational Engineering; it enables the development of complex engineering systems that are compatible with current trends of reduced emissions, fuel efficiency and the use of environmentally sustainable materials.

Related Events: Displays - Engineering, Computer & Mathematical Sciences - Future Students

Where: Engineering Marquee. Bookings must be made on the day, at the Tour Desk next to the Marquee.

Wind turbines, satellites, hybrid solar cars and sophisticated surveillance systems are all examples of the projects final year students in Electrical and Electronic engineering undertake. On display will be a selection of past and current final year student projects including: an intriguing Mobile-Phone-Based Payphone; a Solar-Electric- Pedal Powered Trike; and an innovative Hybrid Solar-Electric Car. You will also have an opportunity to test how much pedal power it takes to run a light bulb and judge for yourself whether pedal-powered computers will ever be a hit! Times: 10.10am, 11.10am, 12.10pm, 1.10pm, 2.10pm, 3.10pm Duration: 30 minutes

Related Events: Displays - Engineering, Computer & Mathematical Sciences - Future Students - Tours

Where: Engineering Marquee. Bookings must be made on the day, at the Tour Desk next to the Marquee.

Find out about the unique career opportunities that await petroleum graduates. See Darcy's Flow Law in action by adding water flow to a series of unconsolidated sediments and view a range of oil samples from an international set of reservoirs. A unique chance to view architecture, aerospace and petroleum engineering, life sciences, geosciences and flight simulation in 3D through state-of-the-art technology. Times: 10.15am, 11.45am, 3.45pm Duration: 45 minutes

Related Events: Displays - Engineering, Computer & Mathematical Sciences - Future Students - Tours

Where: Engineering Marquee. Bookings must be made on the day, at the Tour Desk next to the Marquee.

Come to the Engineering Marquee to view the Prosthetic Knee Joint, just one example of the type of project to be undertaken by final year students in Australia's first Sports Engineering program. Such technology will allow disabled people or those afflicted by amputation to lead independent lives. Other examples of final year student projects on display include the Biodiesel Motorbike, Formula SAE Racing Car, Unmanned Aerial Vehicles, iSOAR UAV, Fuel Cell UAV, Pulse-Jet UAV, Bio Trike, EDGAR, Wind Turbines and an Inverted Pendulum, each of which demonstrate the unique possibilities for future students. In addition, view the prototype of the Sydney Olympic Torch and the Athens Olympic Torch, showcasing the combustion technology used to produce the Olympic flame and developed by University of Adelaide mechanical and chemical engineers with industry partner FCT. Times: 10.20am, 11.20am, 12.20pm, 1.20pm, 2.20pm Duration: 30 minutes

Related Events: Displays - Engineering, Computer & Mathematical Sciences - Future Students - Tours

Where: Meet guide in front of Mitchell Building

Development and Alumni and Art & Heritage Collections of the University of Adelaide invite you to join a tour of the University's many State heritage-listed buildings. These buildings demonstrate the venerable age of the University and include some inspired building projects. Come and enjoy our built heritage.

Related Events: Arts & Heritage - Tours

Where: Napier LG29, Lower Ground, Napier Building

The University of Adelaide has over 80 exchange agreements with partner universities around the world. These agreements allow students to study part of their degree at one of our partner universities for one or two semesters. International students are also encouraged to apply for a `3rd country' experience. This session will detail the processes involved for students wanting to study overseas through one of the University's exchange agreements. There will also be involvement from students who have recently returned from their overseas study and there should be time for questions.

Related Events: Future Students - Talks on Uni

Where: Basement, Mitchell Building

Explore the treasures on display in the Museum including Attic Marble lekythos fragment (4th century BCE), terracotta sarcophagus from Tarquinia (Southern Etruria, Roman, ca 100 BCE) and Villanovan cremation urn (northern Italy, 9th century BCE).

Related Events: Arts & Heritage - Exhibition

Where: Union Hall

This session will provide valuable information about the next stages in the Admission process for the MBBS program at the University of Adelaide.

Related Events: Future Students - Health Sciences - Talks on Uni

Where: Engineering Marquee. Bookings must be made on the day, at the Tour Desk next to the Marquee.

Interested in Architectural, Mining, Civil & Environmental or Civil & Structural Engineering programs, or simply want to learn more about the developing role of civil and mining engineers? Visit the Marquee and see how civil engineers have influenced society through infrastructure such as roads, bridges, buildings and even water supply. Experience what it is like to be a real life Civil Engineer, by running an interactive and fun bridge design program to see for yourself how earthquakes influence building design. Times: 10.30am, 11.30am, 12.30pm, 1.30pm, 2.30pm Duration: 30 minutes

Related Events: Engineering, Computer & Mathematical Sciences - Future Students - Tours

Where: Napier 102, Level 1, Napier Building

The School of Education's degree programs prepare students for teaching in middle and senior secondary schools. This presentation will be relevant to students entering university for the first time and for students who already hold a tertiary qualification. The Bachelor of Teaching and Graduate Diploma of Education will be discussed, with reference to eligibility, program structures and employment opportunities.

Related Events: Future Students - Professions - Talks on Uni

Where: Elder Hall

A fundamental part of all HUMSS programs is equipping you with broad skills and capabilities. These come from exploring different fields, understanding new perspectives, overcoming cultural barriers, building resilience and applying critical thinking and creative intelligence to issues and decision making. Hear from our highly successful graduates and their diverse career paths, and find out how you can take advantage of internships with over 50 industry partners in parliament, the environment, media or the arts, the chance to study abroad in over 100 overseas places, and a whole lot more.

Related Events: Future Students - Humanities & Social Sciences - Talks on Uni

Where: Flentje Lecture Theatre, entry through Architecture Building

Hear about the significant role you can play as an engineer, computer scientist or mathematician of the future. Learn how the right choice of program can prepare you for a challenging and rewarding career. This discussion will highlight the future of engineering and computer science and the importance of mathematics in relevant issues such as sustainability, renewable energy, the mining boom and information and communication technology industries.

Related Events: Engineering, Computer & Mathematical Sciences - Future Students - Talks on Uni

Where: Engineering Marquee. Bookings must be made on the day, at the Tour Desk next to the Marquee.

Interested in Architectural, Mining, Civil & Environmental or Civil & Structural Engineering programs, or simply want to learn more about the developing role of civil and mining engineers? Visit the Marquee and see how civil engineers have influenced society through infrastructure such as roads, bridges, buildings and even water supply. Experience what it is like to be a real life Civil Engineer, by running an interactive and fun bridge design program to see for yourself how earthquakes influence building design. Times: 10.30am, 11.30am, 12.30pm, 1.30pm, 2.30pm Duration: 30 minutes

Related Events: Displays - Engineering, Computer & Mathematical Sciences - Future Students - Tours

Where: Engineering Marquee. Bookings must be made on the day, at the Tour Desk next to the Marquee.

Careers in computer game development, visual effects for Hollywood blockbusters, defence and medical research are just some of the areas where Computer Science graduates are making an impact! Come and play an interactive computer vision system, view a showcase of games developed by students and talk to academics about the exciting range of opportunities that studying Computer Science can help create. Times: 10.40am, 11.40am, 12.40pm, 1.40pm, 2.40pm Duration: 30 minutes

Related Events: Displays - Engineering, Computer & Mathematical Sciences - Future Students - Tours

Where: Engineering Marquee

Are you interested in making an impact in diverse careers such as Pharmaceutical, Chemical and Sustainable Energy Engineering? If so, visit the Marquee and witness how these engineers influence society. Get involved with interactive displays such as the Fluidised Duck, Dancing Balls, Magic Fluid, Gooey Fluid, Lava Lamps and a Microalgae tank! Academics and current students will be available to explain the diversity of chemical engineering and career opportunities for future graduates. Times: 10.50am, 11.50am, 12.50pm, 1.50pm, 2.50pm Duration: 30 minutes

Related Events: Displays - Engineering, Computer & Mathematical Sciences - Future Students - Tours

Where: Leave from Bonython Hall

Campus tours allow you to become familiar with the University grounds. The tour will guide you through some of the original University buildings, provide insight into some of the most modern labs and show you areas of general interest. From 11am, on the hour every hour: Leave from Bonython Hall. Approx 45 min

Related Events: Tours

Where: Horace Lamb Lecture Theatre, Ground Floor, Horace Lamb Building

This session will provide information on the types of University scholarships offered to undergraduates, with a focus on those commencing higher education for the first time. It will cover scholarships available for high achievers as well as scholarship opportunities for students from rural and regional areas, for students in financial need and for Indigenous students. Advice will be given on how to find information on specific scholarships, including closing dates and application processes.

Related Events: Future Students - Talks on Uni

Where: Napier 102, Level 1, Napier Building

The University of Adelaide offers the widest range of degree and subject offerings in the field of Economics within South Australia. The single and double degrees promote the development of employment skills including critical and logical thinking, evaluation of argument and evidence and the ability to research global issues. These programs provide an excellent foundation for a wide range of careers within the private or public sector. Economics offers a choice of courses including development and environmental economics, international trade and international finance. An accounting pathway may be undertaken in the Bachelor of Economics degree.

Related Events: Future Students - Professions - Talks on Uni

Where: Moot Court, Level 1, Ligertwood Building

If you are interested in doing a human rights law internship, please come along to the Moot Court. As part of the University's Open Day, Adelaide Law students will be speaking about their internship experiences and giving out tips. These past interns have recently undertaken internships in South Africa, Egypt, Ghana, Kenya, East Timor, Holland and the United States.

Related Events: Future Students - Professions - Talks on Uni

Where: Computer Suite, Level 5, Architecture Building, Hughes Plaza

Potential students and members of the public will be able to sit in our state-of-the-art Computer Suite and learn how to use a program called `SketchUp'. This computer 3D modelling program is taught at a first year level in the Bachelor of Design Studies degree. This will allow them to learn how to draw a design three dimensionally in a 1 hour session and experience what it would be like to be a first year student in our School. This will be a highly motivated event and therefore the School is planning to `Live Stream' this event throughout the School. Members of the public will be able to either sit in a `real life' lab and participate, or watch this lecture live on the big screens around the School. 11am, 1pm, 3pm (50 places in each session only. Sign up at the school on the day)

Related Events: Future Students - Professions - Seminar/Workshop

Where: Moot Court, Level 1, Ligertwood Building

The Aurora Project runs a national internship program in Native Title Representative Bodies (NTRB) and other organisations dealing with indigenous issues. 22 NTRBs in each state and territory participate in the program. If you have an interest in native title, or in undertaking one of these prestigious internships (which can be credited towards your Adelaide Law degree), come along to hear from students who have participated in the programme talk about their experiences and give tips on the application process.

Related Events: Future Students - Professions - Talks on Uni

Where: Elder Hall

Oh, for the passion and talent to embrace music when you can't imagine doing anything other than pursuing lifelong musical opportunities that are diverse, enriching and highly rewarding. Find out how access to acclaimed and accomplished artists and participating in a committed community who share your passion, be it in jazz, classical, sound engineering, music technology, composing or singing, will ensure you're savvy and sought after to triumph in whatever your chosen career- or symphony - will be.

Related Events: Concert/Theatre - Future Students - Humanities & Social Sciences - Talks on Uni

Where: Union Hall

Did you know that you could do Psychology through at least seven different pathways? Come and learn all about the pathways, goals and careers associated with Psychology.

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Where: Reading Room, Barr Smith Library

Write Oh! The University of Adelaide Theatre Guild in collaboration with students from the Creative Writing Program presents three short pieces of new work in the spectacular setting of the Barr Smith Library Reading Room. Directed by Michael Allen and re-staged for Open Day by Bart Csorba. Short, sharp, dynamic performances which run for approximately 20 minutes. 11:15am, 12:00pm & 12:45pm: Reading Room, Barr Smith Library

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Where: Basement, Mitchell Building

Take a guided tour with Dr Margaret O'Hea, Director, and explore the treasures on display in the Museum including Attic Marble lekythos fragment (4th century BC), terracotta sarcophagus from Tarquinia (Southern Etruria, Roman, ca 100 BC) and Villanovan cremation urn (northern Italy, 9th century BC).

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Where: Horace Lamb Lecture Theatre, Ground Floor Horace Lamb Building

A `nuts and bolts' information session about what to do and when! We will guide you through the application process, entry requirements, cut offs and quotas, bonus points and online enrolment.

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Where: Flentje Lecture Theatre, entry through Architecture Building

Oil and gas occur in the tiny spaces between grains of rock, often 3 to 4 km below the surface of the earth or sea floor. Have you ever thought about the problem of figuring out where it is, how much is there, how to get it out and what it's worth? This is the job of a Petroleum Engineer. Petroleum engineers travel the world, working on interesting, multi-million dollar projects - and get paid very well for doing so. They use leading-edge technology, such as computer simulations and 3D Virtual Reality, to solve the many challenges in getting natural resources out of the earth.

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Where: Rennie Lecture Theatre, Johnson Building

A guide to applying to the University of Adelaide, how to choose your program and the services the University provides for international students.

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Where: Union Hall

Come and learn about the clinically intense, student-focussed program offered at the University of Adelaide. Find out the requirements for selection, how students study 2 days a week at Uni and 3 days a week in clinical placement and why all of our 2008 graduates had secured jobs before even graduating!

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Where: Napier 102, Level 1, Napier Bldg

Are you a person that's passionate about positive change, particularly for more vulnerable pockets of society? Studying a Bachelor of Development Studies will provide a broad insight and reveal new capacities to address key issues such as poverty, inequality, human rights, conflict, debt and disasters in the developing world; and your own backyard. Make your future making a difference in communities, via the government, the UN, or aid and development organisations locally and globally.

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Where: Goodman Crescent Lawns

See music students in action at the Goodman Crescent Lawns performances. Find out what it's like to be professionally trained at one of Australia's oldest and more distinguished specialist music institutions.

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Where: Ira Raymond Room, Barr Smith Library

Assoc.Professor Catherine Speck will talk about exciting postgraduate courses in Art History and Curatorial & Museum Studies. These courses are taught jointly by the University and the Art Gallery of South Australia. Session will conclude with a visit to the Art Gallery.

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Where: Napier Building, Lecture Theatre G03 (Ground Floor)

Are you intrigued by the mysterious world of Gothic? Then this is your chance to watch on the big screen some of the most fascinating stories told by young South Australian film-makers in the 2009 University of Adelaide Short Film Competition. Join us to find out who produced the most outstanding film and who will get the major prize! For more information and entry details visit the Open Day Short Film Festival Website

Related Events: Film

Where: Napier LG29, Lower Ground, Napier Building

Not all students studying at Adelaide come straight from school - many study other things first, work, travel, have a family. Applicants who have not completed year 12, are mature age (over 21), have TAFE qualifications or previous university study should attend this talk as it will help you to find out what you have to do and when. It will cover entry requirements, application, selection and admissions procedures.

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Where: Elder Hall

Why study Science? What kind of job will a degree in the Sciences lead to? Come along to this session and find out why it is an exciting time for students to study the Sciences and hear about the diverse career paths that our graduates pursue.

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Where: Forum Lecture Theatre, Level 5, Architecture Building, Hughes Plaza

This short film festival presents a shortlist selection of the most interesting and meaningful animations and visualisations produced by students in 2008 and 2009. Don't miss this great opportunity to see student work in its uncensored and raw splendour as boundaries between Visual Arts and Visualisation are blurred to express visions spawned by critical thinking and creative action. "These works are movies that depict various interpretations of life and the nature of place. The environments depicted vary from the general to the particular ontological expression of self" Dr Dean Bruton, Senior Lecturer- Masters Digital Media Program.

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Where: Union Hall

The Bachelor of Commerce is a multidisciplinary degree that aims to develop students'professional skills in preparation for entering the workforce. Commerce offers a choice of pathways including accounting, corporate finance, international business, management and marketing. The Business School also offers degree programs in Finance - a degree that trains individuals to consider the complex and dynamic relationships that exist in a global market place. Studies in Business and Finance will help you make an impact on your future- come along and find out.

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Where: Napier 102, Level 1, Napier Bldg

The world is changing in fascinating and challenging ways. The Bachelor of International Studies draws on insights, ideas and theories about the political, economical, social and historical perspectives, connections and complexities that shape the globe and the future. Join our global graduates in robust and buoyant careers in politics, international business, trade, commerce, intelligence, security, public service and diplomatic affairs.

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Where: Flentje Lecture Theatre, entry through Architecture Building

"Do as much mathematics and statistics as you can in your degrees - these skills will empower your professional life." So said the world renowned scientist and Australian of the Year in 2000, Sir Gustav Nossal. This talk will explore some of the many careers open to a graduate in mathematics and explain why an understanding of mathematics and statistics will empower your professional life.

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Where: Napier LG29, Lower Gnd, Napier Building

The University of Adelaide understands that accommodation is an important consideration for all students and plays a crucial role in setting a solid foundation to academic success. The University now offers a number of quality accommodation options within its managed portfolio, including the University of Adelaide Village and Mattanya Residences. Learn more about each property and how the Accommodation Service can assist to find the right option for you.

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Where: Elder Hall

Find out about careers in Biomedical Science or Molecular Biology. How are simple plants and animals used to develop our understanding of important biological problems? What advances have been made in biomedical research? How does molecular biology help us understand human reproduction and our iconic native animals? If you like Biology or Chemistry, this presentation will provide you with lots of exciting options and career paths to consider.

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Where: Union Hall

The Adelaide Law degree is designed to equip students with high-level analytical skills. Law graduates are sought after not only in the Legal Profession but also in other areas of employment, particularly in the commercial, government and non-government sectors. The Bachelor of Laws covers a wide range of topics, including: family, public and criminal law and it can be undertaken as either a single degree or as part of a double degree program.

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Where: Napier 102, Level 1, Napier Bldg

Social justice issues of local and global significance can be analysed, interpreted and measured. The Bachelor of Social Sciences has a strong focus on applied social research, policy analysis and writing giving you a critical grounding and understanding of the social sciences. You will also develop skills to build successful careers in areas like social planning, government policy making, market research, the media and public relations, aid development organisations, environment agencies and in the health sector in Australia and overseas.

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Where: Flentje Lecture Theatre, entry through Architecture Building

After thirty years of development, digital cameras really took off in 2003 and since have managed to all but wipe out film cameras. The multi-billion dollar digital camera industry is founded on enormous advances in optical sensors, micro-motors, displays, system-on-chip integration, data compression, memory devices, high efficiency energy storage and human-machine interaction. In this talk we take a look inside the digital camera and show how this one device relates to studies in electronics, computer systems, telecommunications, avionics and sustainable energy. We also look at some of the emerging applications and challenges in law enforcement and security. You won't believe what we can find out about you.

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Where: Ground Floor, Lecture Theatre G04, Napier Building

Ever wondered what type of research happens at University? In the Forum leading University researchers will address big community issues that give members of the community the chance to interact, ask questions and have their say.

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Where: Horace Lamb Lecture Theatre, Ground Floor, Horace Lamb Building

This talk will include a run-down of all activities and services the Union offers to students on campus both to support their academic education and their life education.

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Where: Elder Hall

What jobs are available in the area of Environmental Management and Sustainability? What will you learn in an Evolutionary Biology degree and where will it lead? What is EcoChemisty? Did you know that you can study Marine Biology at the University of Adelaide?Also, find out about our degree in Natural Resources! What new opportunities exist in the mining area that are not Engineering? If you like field trips and the outdoors and you enjoy Biology, Environmental Science or Earth Science, come to this session and find out about the exciting career opportunities in these areas.

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Where: Flentje Lecture Theatre, entry through Architecture Building

Every day computers are being used to solve a vast range of problems, from predicting the weather to running the stock exchange to controlling air traffic. They can reason, they can guess, they can play, and they can learn from their mistakes. But how? Come along and explore what your computer can really do with a world leader in intelligent computing. The talk presents a strong link between a new course, puzzle-based learning, and the ability to solve complex business problems.

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Where: Room G04, Napier Building

In this special Open Day event, you'll be given the opportunity to join four eminent University of Adelaide researchers in an exploration of one of the most passionately debated issues of our time - euthanasia. Open discussion will be preceded by comprehensive presentations on four key perspectives as they apply in SA: legal, psychiatric, palliative care and ethical. All major issues will be addressed, including the distinction between active and passive euthanasia, the "dilemma of definition", the "doctrine of double-effect" and varying international experiences. Everyday realities for families and carers will also be considered, as will the balance between self-determination and social cohesion. If this issue affects or interests you in any way, this is an event not to be missed. MASTER OF CEREMONIES Mr Martyn Evans Director, Community Engagement THE SPEAKERS Mrs Bernadette Richards Senior Lecturer, Law School Emeritus Professor Bob Goldney Former Head, Discipline of Psychiatry Dr Greg Crawford Mary Potter Senior Lecturer in Palliative Medicine Dr Annette Braunack-Mayer Associate Professor in Ethics, Discipline of Public Health and Postgraduate Coordinator, School of Population Health and Clinical Practice

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Where: Napier 102, Level 1, Napier Bldg

Media prides itself on its reputation for research excellence and innovation. There's ample opportunity to improve writing, participate in video, radio or multimedia production and work alongside the media industry. Equally important is gaining a solid grounding in the fundamentals of media provision and access and exposure to a range of theories, techniques and legal practices. Learn how to leave your mark in new and dynamically changing communication fields and become part of a network of independent thinkers and creators.

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Where: Napier LG29, Lower Ground Napier Building

Are we entering a new geological age? As we battle with climate change and losing the earth's natural resources, how can you play a part in our continued survival on the planet? The Bachelor of Environmental Policy and Management gives you the tools to help manage the human impact on the earth's geology and environment. Tackle important issues such as climate, conservation, global migration and urban development from a range of perspectives with career opportunities that contribute towards global, social and environmental change and sustainability for all our futures.

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Where: Elder Hall

Have you considered a career in Australia's expanding Food Industry, or are grape growing and wine production more to your liking? What will changes to our Agricultural Science degree and Food Science & Nutrition degree mean to you? Find out about the high demand for our Agriculture graduates from across the agricultural industries as diverse as Elders and the National Bank. If you enjoy Biology, Chemistry or Agriculture, come to this session and find out about the jobs in these areas and the pathways to get you there.

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Where: Napier 102, Level 1, Napier Building

Wouldn't it be great to be able to communicate and converse in Chinese, French, Japanese, Spanish, Modern Greek, German, Italian or Indonesian? You can learn these languages from scratch, or progress from a more advanced level, either as part of your HUMSS degree, or by taking extra study with a Diploma in Languages. Come find out where this can lead to.

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Where: Horace Lamb Lecture Theatre, Ground Floor, Horace Lamb Building

An information-packed session covering program choice, student support services and extra curricular activities. A must for all students and their families.

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Where: Union Hall

Did you know that you could do Psychology through at least seven different pathways? Come and learn all about the pathways, goals and careers associated with Psychology.

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Where: Flentje Lecture Theatre, entry through Architecture Building

The playing field for chemical engineers is shifting rapidly and strategies need to be in place to prepare our new graduates for these challenges. At the forefront of academic research a paradigm shift has occurred from traditional analyses at continuum platforms to the molecular level. No longer is industry dominated by petroleum and chemical processes but is now augmented by biotechnology. Since 2007, the School has offered a new degree, the Bachelor of Pharmaceutical Engineering. The seminar will present the Chemical and Pharmaceutical Engineering Bachelor degrees, career choices and the future for our industry.

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Where: Moot Court, Level 1, Ligertwood Building

The Law Students Society (LSS) has charged one of its members with a criminal summons: come along to see if another law-student barrister can keep a friend out of the slammer. Run by the LSS, the Mock Trial is a competition about who can best examine witnesses and persuade the judge of the guilt or innocence of the defendant. A crown and defence barrister will each make short openings and closings, and present evidence to support their case.

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Where: Reading Room, Barr Smith Library

See music students in action at the Barr Smith Library performance. Find out what it's like to be professionally trained at one of Australia's oldest and most distinguished specialist music institutions.

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Where: Meet guide in front of Mawson Laboratories

The Tate Museum was established in 1925 and named after Ralph Tate, Elder Professor of Natural Sciences at the University from 1875-1901. The Tate Museum collection includes minerals, rocks, fossils and specimens that illustrate geological phenomena, including specimens collected by Sir Douglas Mawson.

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Where: Elder Hall

Come and find out about our degrees pathway in Veterinary Science! Finally students can pursue a career in Animal & Veterinary Science here in South Australia with the University of Adelaide! Do you know the various career opportunities that a degree in Animal & Veterinary Science can give you?

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Where: Flentje Lecture Theatre entry through Architecture Building

Hear about the significant role you can play as an engineer, computer scientist or mathematician of the future. Learn how the right choice of program can prepare you for a challenging and rewarding career. This discussion will highlight the future of engineering and computer science and the importance of mathematics in relevant issues such as sustainability, renewable energy, the mining boom and information and communication technology industries.

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Where: Horace Lamb Lecture Theatre, Ground Floor, Horace Lamb Bldg

The programs in our school are very `hands-on' and involve active learning, field trips and group work. The programs have dual aims to develop knowledge in design and built environment, including digital and manual modelling; and to develop proficiency in written, oral and graphics communication. This session will provide information about our programs, such as study pathways and career opportunities, and will also showcase students' work and achievements.

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Where: Goodman Crescent Lawns

See music students in action at the Goodman Crescent Lawns performances. Find out what it's like to be professionally trained at one of Australia's oldest and more distinguished specialist music institutions.

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Where: Napier 102, Level 1, Napier Bldg

The Bachelor of Arts has been inspiring minds for years with its flexibility and seemingly limitless fields to immerse yourself and specialise in. It's continually evolving to be relevant to the speed and scale of global change we all face. Passionate and dedicated educators will help equip you with the skills the world is crying out for. Studying for a Bachelor of Arts will reveal ideas, experiences, intellectual and creative growth. Find out how it possesses the power to inspire you to grow and achieve far more than you imagine.

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Where: Union Hall

The three-year Bachelor of Health Sciences degree offers you the health industry world on a platter. Learn about this popular degree for health industry specialists. Considering applying for a professional health degree? You should check out the BHealthSc. Many of our students use it as a first degree before graduate entry programs such as chiropractics, nutrition and dietetics and medicine.

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Where: Elder Hall

What is Nanoscience? Where will a degree in Space Science lead? What is High Performance Computational Physics? What jobs can a degree in Optics & Photonics lead to? If you enjoy Chemistry or Physics, come along and find out about the exciting programs and career opportunities that are open to you.

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Where: Union Hall

This session provides detailed information about the Bachelor of Dental Surgery and the Bachelor of Oral Health. Hear details about the program, selection and entry along with career pathways.

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Where: Napier 102, Level 1, Napier Bldg

The School of Education's degree programs prepare students for teaching in middle and senior secondary schools. This presentation will be relevant to students entering university for the first time and for students who already hold a tertiary qualification. The Bachelor of Teaching and Graduate Diploma of Education will be discussed, with reference to eligibility, program structures and employment opportunities.

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Where: Napier LG29, Lower Ground, Napier Building

The University of Adelaide has over 80 exchange agreements with partner universities around the world. These agreements allow students to study part of their degree at one of our partner universities for one or two semesters. International students are also encouraged to apply for a `3rd country' experience. This session will detail the processes involved for students wanting to study overseas through one of the University's exchange agreements. There will also be involvement from students who have recently returned from their overseas study and there should be time for questions.

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Where: Meet guide in front of Mitchell Building

Tours of public artworks by South Australian artists on the University of Adelaide North Terrace Campus. This will encompass work by Geoff Wilson, Greg Johns, Clifford Frith, Hossein Valamanesh and Johnnie Dady.

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Where: Napier 102, Level 1, Napier Building

The University of Adelaide offers the widest range of degree and subject offerings in the field of Economics within South Australia. The single and double degrees promote the development of employment skills including critical and logical thinking, evaluation of argument and evidence and the ability to research global issues. These programs provide an excellent foundation for a wide range of careers within the private or public sector. Economics offers a choice of courses including development and environmental economics, international trade and international finance. An accounting pathway may be undertaken in the Bachelor of Economics degree.

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Where: Flentje Lecture Theatre, entry through Architecture Building

How did engineers and engineering technology affect the development of human civilisation? Where are we now, and what will future civilisations look like? Where would society be without safe homes and buildings or without an effective transport system? Learn about how our civilisation depends on Civil Engineers and about their developing role in modern society.

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Where: Union Hall

Come and learn about the clinically intense, student-focussed program offered at the University of Adelaide. Find out the requirements for selection, how students study 2 days a week at Uni and 3 days a week in clinical placement and why all of our 2008 graduates had secured jobs before even graduating!

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Where: Rennie Lecture Theatre, Johnson Building

This session will provide information on the types of University scholarships offered to undergraduates, with a focus on those commencing higher education for the first time. It will cover scholarships available for high achievers as well as scholarship opportunities for students from rural and regional areas, for students in financial need and for Indigenous students. Advice will be given on how to find information on specific scholarships, including closing dates and application processes.

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Where: Horace Lamb Lecture Theatre, Ground Floor, Horace Lamb Building

A `nuts and bolts' information session about what to do and when! We will guide you through the application process, entry requirements, cut offs and quotas, bonus points and online enrolment.

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Where: Ira Raymond Room, Barr Smith Library

Zhao Liang, an accomplished player of the gu-zheng, will demonstrate the beauty of traditional Chinese music. The performance will illustrate the history of development of gu-zheng and Chinese classical music

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Where: Flentje Lecture Theatre, entry through Architecture Building

A discussion that will emphasise the diversity of mechanical engineering with a focus on the opportunities that await successful graduates from some of South Australia's most sought after and unique engineering programs. Graduates from this discipline design and create projects, products and processes so that they function effectively and economically - this includes everything from microscopic components to massive manufacturing plants. Graduates have gained employment in a variety of industries from robotics, laser technology and biomedical research through to aerospace, as exemplified by famous graduate Dr Andy Thomas, Australia's first astronaut.

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Where: Napier 102, Level 1, Napier Building

The Bachelor of Commerce is a multidisciplinary degree that aims to develop students' professional skills in preparation for entering the workforce. Commerce offers a choice of pathways including accounting, corporate finance, international business, management and marketing. The Business School also offers degree programs in Finance - a degree that trains individuals to consider the complex and dynamic relationships that exist in a global market place. Studies in Business and Finance will help you make an impact on your future- come along and find out.

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Where: J.S Davies and Williams Buildings

Come and discover what changes are happening to the campus with the new Veterinary School being established. What facilities will be here and what will the new veterinary hospital look like. Come and see a virtual tour of the new developments and ask questions of how these will be accessible to the public.

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Where: J.S Davies and Williams Buildings

Come along and have a go at estimating the age of a cow foetus in our very own Betsy cow. Betsy is a dummy for training vet students in pregnancy diagnosis and staging.

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Where: Located in the J.S Davies and Williams Buildings

See our selection of animal-skeletons and real life x-rays of animals and try to guess what animal they came from and why they look the way they do.

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Where: located in the Breakwell building

What can you do with the waste products in animal industries? Can it be turned into something that is useful?

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Where: JS Davies Building

See the various pasture varieties of pastures that are available and discover the benefits to these varieties.

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Where: located on the lawn between Williams & Callaghan Building

Come and try out the demonstration of the new state-of-the-art electronic identification system for managing flocks.

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Where: JS Davies Building

Discover how computer technology can assist the animal industries by providing better, faster information that can be used to make strategic business decisions.

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Where: Located in the Callaghan Building

Understand the diversity of the Agricultural Industries and what opportunities are available within them. How does the research and teaching link to real production solutions? Understand the diversity of agronomy and the breeding programs and see how these are put into a commercial context.

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Where: Located in the J.S Davies and Williams Buildings

See some of the research that is happening in the fields of Animal and Veterinary Sciences. Discover the breadth of the research and how many of these are helping the industries world-wide.

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Where: Located in the J.S Davies and Williams Buildings

Discover how the students and staff understand how insects, worms and lice etc interact with animals and what issues these might cause. See how science can unlock the secrets to what is happening in an animal.

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Where: Stefanson Theatre Williams Building

Come and find out about our degree pathway in Veterinary Science! Finally students can pursue a career in Veterinary Science here in South Australia with the University of Adelaide! Do you know the various career opportunities that a degree in Veterinary Science can give you?

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Where: Leaving from the Information Marquee located between the Eastwick and J.S Davies Building.

Campus tours allow you to become familiar with the University grounds. The tour will guide you through some of the University buildings, provide insight into some of the most modern labs, show you areas of general interest and the accommodation on site. every half hour: Approx 45 min

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Where: Richardson Theatre Callaghan Building

Have you considered a career in Australia's expanding Food Industry? What will changes to our Agricultural Science degree mean to you? Find out about the high demand for our Agriculture graduates from across the agricultural industries. If you enjoy Agriculture or just want to make a difference, come to this session and find out about the jobs in these areas and the pathways to get you there.

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Where: Stefanson Theatre Williams Building

Are you interested in Animals and wonder where a degree in Animal Science can take you? Come and understand the world that is available to you and the diverse career options.

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Where: Richardson Theatre, Callaghan Building

Find out about what it is like to undertake your studies at University with particular reference to the Roseworthy Campus. Information at this session will include Accommodation Service, Student Services, Academic services, pastoral care and thoughts from current students.

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Where: Stefanson Theatre Williams Building

Come and find out about our degree pathway in Veterinary Science! Finally students can pursue a career in Veterinary Science here in South Australia with the University of Adelaide! Do you know the various career opportunities that a degree in Veterinary Science can give you?

Related Events: Roseworthy Campus - Sciences - Talks on Uni

Where: Richardson Theatre Callaghan Building

Have you considered a career in Australia's expanding Food Industry? What will changes to our Agricultural Science degree mean to you? Find out about the high demand for our Agriculture graduates from across the agricultural industries. If you enjoy Agriculture or just want to make a difference, come to this session and find out about the jobs in these areas and the pathways to get you there.

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Where: Stefanson Theatre Williams Building

Are you interested in Animals and wonder where a degree in Animal Science can take you? Come and understand the world that is available to you and the diverse career options.

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Where: Richardson Theatre, Callaghan Building

Find out about what it is like to undertake your studies at University with particular reference to the Roseworthy Campus. Information at this session will include Accommodation Service, Student Services, Academic services, pastoral care and thoughts from current students.

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