The University of South Australia provides a range of services to students

The University of South Australia provides a range of personal, academic and social security services, from airport pick-up to the first day on campus, throughout the entire learning process. International Student Advisors

There are international student advisors on each UniSA campus. International student advisors will provide services as soon as possible if you have difficulties. They are experienced in dealing with issues faced by international students and can provide a wide range of advice, information and support services to groups or individuals. During orientation, students will be introduced to the International Student Advisor on your campus. If you've completed your online pre-departure work, you can contact him before your trip.

Study Liaison Office

The Study Liaison Office provides on-campus and online services and resources, including some specially designed for international students, to help you complete your studies and manage your student life.

Seminars

Professional on-campus and online seminars are designed to help students improve their study and English conversation skills, and provide pre-travel information, accommodation information, financial management solutions, and the relationship between study and life. balance and employment. Free English language development workshops help students solve problems they encounter in assignments, including English grammar, English conversation, me and list cited references, and more. Many international students find these workshops particularly helpful in completing assignments.

Advice

The Study Liaison Office provides experienced and confidential advice support services to all students. Advisors can provide students with services including academic and personal life. You can talk to the consultant about your problems in adapting to a new culture, coordinating relationships, family problems, solving homesickness and stress, saving time, maintaining enthusiasm, etc.

Assistance for persons with disabilities

For students with disabilities or physical difficulties, the assistance for persons with disabilities at the Learning Liaison Office can provide information and services during school. Services include assistance with admission procedures, arranging different forms of assessment, specialized equipment, and arranging signage and sign language interpretation.

Library

The modern library of the University of South Australia provides a range of services, such as traditional printed materials, DVDs, e-books, journals, documents, and special academic materials for specific subjects. , study rooms, printing and copying, on-campus and online training. This provides specialized services and resources for on-campus and overseas students, with basic library materials available in seven other languages ??in addition to English.

Campus Center

Each campus has an office, and the campus center solves learning and life management issues. Here you can get advice on admissions, course schedules, paying health insurance, or applying for a student card.

Family Help

At the University of South Australia, we also consider the difficulties that international students’ spouses and other family members who accompany them may encounter in their lives. Help them get used to life in Australia. The Study Liaison Office will provide relevant assistance. Information about students and accompanying family members can also be found in our Pre-Travel and Arrival sections.

Security

Security is considered an important job throughout the school and ensures that school buildings, offices and facilities are protected from violence, theft, vandalism and/or threats. Ensure a safe working environment for teachers, students and visitors. We provide security services 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Our security personnel can escort students to the bus station or parking lot at night according to their needs.

The University of South Australia Students' Union The University of South Australia Students' Union provides information on a variety of services and events to all University of South Australia students throughout the year. It is a very good way to meet friends, travel around Australia and learn skills. Enjoy food and music with guests from all over the world during multicultural weeks or at many social gatherings. Another way to make new friends is to join student union clubs or societies, some of which are specifically designed for international students. Join the baseball team, dance, play chess, Japanese imitation shows, or try hip hop music. With over 40 clubs and societies, the opportunities are endless. You are free to join any clubs and societies of your choice based on your personal interests. Detailed introduction to academic scholarships