Flinders University Orientation Booklet 2011

Start Smart Orientation Guide 2011

Find out everything you need to know at:

www.flinders.edu.au/orientation

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VICE-CHANCELLOR’S MESSAGE WELCOME TO FLINDERS UNIVERSITY Your decision to attend university is one of the most important you will make in life. And having chosen Flinders University, we will strive to ensure that your time with us is as enjoyable and enriching as possible.

This booklet, Start Smart 2011 Flinders Orientation Guide, is intended to make your transition to higher education as smooth as possible. It is your introduction to every day life on campus and contains useful information about orientation activities and student support services. These services are designed to help you and I encourage you to approach our staff and ask any questions that you may have.

Flinders has a record of excellence and innovation in teaching, research and community

engagement. We aim high to inspire achievement by our students, teachers and researchers, to prepare them to meet the challenges and embrace the opportunities of modern life.

Along the way, we want students to enjoy everything that this University has to offer and I hope you find the Orientation Guide to be an effective introduction to the Flinders’ community and campus life.

Welcome to Flinders University.

Professor Michael N Barber President and Vice-Chancellor

If you want to know more about orientation or some tips about how to prepare for uni, go to our Start Smart Website at: www.flinders.edu.au/get connected or call the Transition Office on 8201 3121.

University email is an important way for Flinders University to communicate with students, so make sure you make regular times to check your emails for important information.

TRANSITIONING TO UNIVERSITY IS A BIG STEP, BUT AT FLINDERS WE’LL HELP YOU MAKE THAT STEP…

HOW TO USE THIS GUIDE: The Orientation Guide is divided into sections:

ENROLMENT [pages 4 - 5] ORIENTATION ACTIVITIES [pages 6 - 20] STUDENT GUIDE TO SERVICES [pages 21 - 29] FLINDERS ONE [pages 30 - 33] GUIDE FOR RURAL, INTERSTATE AND INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS [pages 34 - 40] Don’t feel you have to read everything at once, but make sure you hang on to this guide for future reference.

Making sure you’ve enrolled and you’ve worked out what you’re attending in orientation are key activities at this stage.

Make sure you plan ahead and cross check attending both Faculty and Services sessions during Orientation Week.

The rest of this guide will come in handy later so store it in your bag!

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CONGRATULATIONS, AND WELCOME TO FLINDERS UNIVERSITY! START SMART a comprehensive transition and orientation program will help you to settle in, find your way around and enjoy the academic and social sides of university life. Start Smart offers more than conventional orientation activities, but there is still plenty of room to have fun. Start Smart is designed for you, wherever you come from and whatever you have chosen to study.

There are three components to the program you are expected to take part in: Tours and Orientation Information Activities Academic, support services, and social activities in Orientation Academic and support services available throughout the year.

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FLINDERS ORIENTATION QUIZ – YOU BE THE JUDGE! Did I know Flinders Uni is a big campus?

Do I know how to find my way around campus?

Do I know where my first lecture is?

Have I studied within the last two years?

Am I familiar with university life and expectations of me as a student?

Do I know how to write a university assignment?

Am I good at planning ahead and not leaving things until the last minute?

Have I studied at Flinders Uni before?

Have I been to Flinders Uni and know how to use the Library?

Do I know how to use a computer, email, web, and how to use FLO (Flinders Learning Online)?

Do I know what lectures, tutorials and practicals are?

Do I know where to get help on campus if I need it?

Have I thought about how to balance study, part time work, and fun?

Am I good at motivating myself by study?

If you answered ‘No’ to any of these questions, it’s a really good idea to attend as much of the orientation activities scheduled as possible. It’s like starting a new job; you want to give yourself the best start.

To make things easier, below we have outlined essential steps and activities within this orientation guide:

STEP 1 ENROLMENT Enrolment Quick Checklist

STEP 2 ORIENTATION FEBRUARY 21– 25 Attend Orientation as it is the official commencement of the academic year.

International Students Orientation Activities Orientation Activities for all commencing students EXCELerate: Academic Orientation Program for All Commencing Students Success@Flinders: Survival Skills Session Campus Tour look for the student guides wearing red T-shirts Flinders One entertainment

STEP 3 WEEK 1, SEMESTER 1, ONWARDS Student Guide to Student Services Lectures commence Visit the Welcome Tent and take a Campus Tour Library- tours, Intro to FLO (Flinders Learning Online), Intro to the computer lab session.

Make sure you fill in the Yearly Planner with assignment due dates!

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ENROLMENT Check the enrolment brochure that came with your offer, or pick up a brochure from the Enrolment Support Centre in the Library. The Enrolling @ Flinders website at www.flinders.edu.au/enrolling also has detailed instructions on enrolling.

ENROLMENT QUICK CHECKLIST HAVE YOU: Completed your Request for Commonwealth Assistance form online?

International students and postgraduate fee-paying students are not required to do this.

Attended an information session for your course (where available)?

Check: http://stusyswww.flinders.edu.au/enrol_details.taf for details.

Consulted a course adviser to discuss your study plan?

Check: http://stusyswww.flinders.edu.au/enrol_details.taf for contact details.

Obtained and activated your Flinders Authentication Name (FAN) and set a secure password? Your FAN gives you access to a number of University electronic services. These include email, internet access and course materials. Go to: www.flinders.edu.au/currentstudents/computing/computing.cfm to obtain your FAN. Checked and updated your personal information and contact details. This will ensure that you receive important information about your studies.

Enrolled for topics as required to meet your course requirements. You can enroll from any location with a computer, compliant web browser and an internet connection.

Registered for your classes, lectures, tutorials, workshops, etc? Once you have completed the above, you should complete the timetable at the back of this book.

Paid your student contribution amount (if paying upfront) or tuition fees?

Bought a parking permit? A permit can be bought from the Cashiers Office in the Registry Building if you intend to drive to University.

Collected your student ID card? After you enroll, your ID card can be collected from level one of the Central Library, 9am-5pm weekdays. Your student ID card should be carried with you whenever you are on campus, and is required to borrow books from the Library, obtain an academic transcript, travel concessions and other student concessions from businesses, including those on campus, and for attendance at student organised functions.

Returned the form: Internet Access for Students Under 18 Years of Age? Students under 18 years of age require parental or guardian consent for the University to provide general access to the internet. This form is available from: www.flinders.edu.au/fan

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TIPS FOR SUCCESSFUL LEARNING Know your way around campus Know who and where to ask for help Balance your study and other activities Attend your lectures, tutorials and practicals. Expect to spend at least 16 hours a week on these alone Know how to write a university essay Keep up with readings Use a semester diary or planner to plot out when assignments are due

IMPORTANT DATES 2011 Last days to pay up-front student contributions and tuition fees: Semester 1 Thursday 10 March 2011 Semester 2 Wedensday 10 August 2011 Census Dates (last day to withdraw without incurring fees): Semester 1 Thursday 31 March 2011 Semester 2 Wednesday 31 August 2011 Non-semester topics and other important dates - refer to: www.flinders.edu.au/current-students/ dates

Know your Course Coordinator Get familiar with university jargon Ask questions at tutorials and lectures Check your student email account Use the student support facilities Get into a routine of treating uni like a 9-5 job Give yourself time to settle in Spend time getting to know other students – build your support network ATTEND ORIENTATION!

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ORIENTATION 2011 WHEN IS ORIENTATION? Orientation Activities for ALL students run from February 21– February 25. In addition, there are other activities in February specific to degrees and/ or being an international student, listed on the following pages that many students will need to attend. So it is really important you check through all the tables on the following pages and make sure you attend all you need to.

Use your ‘My Orientation Schedule’ on page 20 to plan what you need to attend.

WHAT IS ORIENTATION? Transitioning to university, like starting high school or a new job, involves many changes socially, emotionally, academically and environmentally. Here at Flinders we want to make this transition as easy for you as possible. Orientation is about becoming familiar with your surroundings and knowing where to go should the need for help arise.

Flinders University Orientation Week activities are designed to assist with your transition to university by helping you become more comfortable and confident with the academic and social aspects of university life. Yes, you are expected to attend. With many important activities held during Orientation Week Flinders University considers it the official start of the academic year. All Centrelink payments, including the Youth Allowance, Austudy and Abstudy, start at the beginning of O’ Week, so if you thought you couldn’t afford to spend the week at Flinders, think again.

Orientation week is an essential time to be on campus as there are many opportunities to gain further information about your course, participate in programs designed to make study easier and make friends by participating in the many social activities facilitated by the Faculties and Support Services.

As Flinders University is big, we recommend you arrive 30 minutes early. For students attending information sessions at Sturt buildings, please note this campus is a 15 minute walk from Flinders central, however parking is also available at Sturt. ... Enjoy your first year!

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SPECIFIC STUDENT/ EQUITY GROUP ORIENTATION ACTIVITIES Note some events are held outside of Orientation Week, Feb 21 - 27, 2011.

In addition to the events below make sure you attend the Orientation Week activities for all commencing students and course/ topic/student specific orientation sessions relevant to you on the following pages.

Student

Event

Date, Venue & Time

All international students

Flinders Arrival Briefing (FAB): Book into one compulsory FAB at: www.flinders.edu.au/internationalarrival For further information contact the International Student Services Unit (ISSU) on 8201 2717 or email issu@flinders.edu.au

Flinders Arrival Briefing (FAB) starts from Thurs 13 Jan. Please book into one FAB.

Orientation

Wed 16 and Thurs 17 Feb

Please book into Orientation on 16 and 17 February at www.flinders.edu.au/internationalarrival= You can book optional sessions on Friday 18 February

Fri 18 Feb

NOTE: Bachelor of Nursing and Master of Information Technology students will attend a separate ‘catch-up’ on Monday 21 February owing to other classes.

International Student Services Unit Welcome Event: For further details and bookings please visit: www.flinders.edu.au/internationalarrival

Fri Feb 25 2:45-5:00pm Scholars Bar, Union Building [Map ref. 25 ]

AusAID students

AusAID students are required to attend an Introductory Academic Program (IAP).

For further details contact the ISSU on 8201 2717 or email: issu@flinders.edu.au

Mon 17 Jan- Fri 18 Feb

Indigenous students

Indigenous Students additional 4 day orientation program: To find out more contact the Yunggorendi First Nations Centre for Higher Education and Research on 8201 3033.

Mon 14 Feb – Sun 20 Feb

Country and Interstate students, and their families/ partners.

Welcome to Country & Interstate Students: Country and interstate students, and their families, are invited for afternoon refreshments to find out information on how to approach your transition to uni and relocation to Adelaide. Hear first hand from other students!

Sun 20 Feb 3:00pm-5:00pm Lecture Theatre N2, [Map ref. 31 ]

Might any of the following affect your studies: Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Depression, and Anxiety, Chronic Pain, Dyslexia, Vision / Hearing impairment or others?

Disability Support Information Session: You may be eligible for services on the basis of a disability.

To find out more come to the information session, or contact a Disability Advisor for a confidential chat on 8201 2118, email: disability@flinders.edu.au or visit www.flinders.edu.au/healthcounsel

Wed 23 Feb 1:00pm- 2:00pm Room 322, Law Library, Level 3, Central Library.

[Map ref. 27]

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2011 ORIENTATION ACTIVITIES

Event

Description

EXCELerate Program

Date & Time

Venue

Mon 21 Feb

Strand A: Students from the Faculty of Education, Humanities and Law and from the Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences Strand B: Students from the Faculty of Science and Engineering and the Faculty of Health Sciences Main Program: The main progam is run in two different locations (see strand descripters above) Life at Uni:

Critical Thinking:

This session provides an introduction to academic culture and expectations, and how lectures and tutorials are conducted.

10:00- 10:50am

What is critical thinking? Learn how to turn your written and oral communication into arguments.

11:00 - 11:50am

Strand A: Theatre North 3, Social Sciences North Bldg [Map ref. 32] Strand B: Theatre South 3, Info Science and Technology Bldg [Map ref. 47]

Reading and Writing at Uni:

This session focuses on how to locate key 2:00 - 2:50 pm information in academic texts to increase your reading efficiency as well as how to write wellstructured assignments.

Referencing and Plagiarism:

Referencing, paraphrasing and quoting conventions are explained to help you to maintain academic integrity and avoid plagiarism.

3:00 - 3:50 pm

An overview of operations such as powers and roots, ratios, conversion and scientific notation, finding the equation of a line, and rearranging equations at an introductory level.

10:00 – 10:50am Strand B: Room 0304, Physical Sciences Bldg, (off Anchor Court) 11:00 - 11:50 am [Map ref. 42]

Maths Refresher Introductory Maths Refresher:

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Arithmetic & Algebra: I

To refresh knowledge of multiplication, division, powers, roots, fractions, and rearranging formulae.

Introductory Statistics:

To refresh knowledge of descriptive statistics, 12.00 - 12.50 pm including populations, samples, averages (mean, median, mode) and standard deviation.

Ratios, Conversion and Scientific Notation:

To refresh knowledge about what a ratio is, using proportions to calculate unknown quantities in a ratio, converting between different units (e.g. L into mL), and understanding and writing numbers in scientific notation.

Straight Lines:

To refresh knowledge of drawing straight lines, calculating their slope, intercepts and equations.

2:00 - 2.50 pm

3:00 - 3:50 pm

[CONTINUED] Event

Description

Date & Time

EXCELerate Program

Venue

Tues 22 Feb

Main Program: The main progam is run in two different locations (see strand descripters above) Critical Thinking:

(Repeat)

Reading and Writing at Uni:

(Repeat)

10:00 -10:50 am Strand A: Theatre North 3, Social Sciences North Bldg 11:00 -11:50 am [Map ref. 32] Strand B: Theatre South 3, Info Science and Technology Bldg [Map ref. 47]

Referencing and Plagiarism:

(Repeat)

2:00 - 2:50 pm

Life at Uni:

(Repeat)

3:00 - 3:50 pm

Introductory Mathematics Refresher:

(Repeat)

10.00 - 10.50 am Strand B: Room 0304, Physical 11:00 - 11:50 am Sciences Bldg (off Anchor Court) [Map ref . 42]

Maths Refresher

Arithmetic and Algebra ll: To refresh knowledge of algebra, including simultaneous equations, quadratic equations and factorisation.

Introductory Trigonometry: To refresh knowledge of trigonometry at an introductory level, including Pythagoras’ theorem, trigonometric ratios, sine and cosine rules.

Logs and the Exponential To refresh knowledge of logarithms and Function: the exponential function, working out log values, using the laws of logarithms, and understanding why logs are useful.

Numbers, Units and To refresh knowledge of units of measure and Conversion: how to convert between combined units (e.g. convert kg/L into mg/mL).

12:00 - 12:50 pm

2:00 - 2:50 pm

3:00 - 3:50 pm

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[CONTINUED] [CONTINUED] Event

Description

Solving and Rearranging To refresh knowledge on how to rearrange Equations: numbers to solve equations, using basic principles of addition, subtraction, multiplication and division.

Graphing and Linear To refresh knowledge related to drawing Equations: straight lines and calculating their slope, intercepts and equations.

EXCELerate Program

Date & Time

Venue

2:00 - 2:50 pm

Strand A: Room 102, Social Sciences North Bldg [Map ref. 32]

3:00 - 3:50 pm

Wed 23 Feb

Main Program: The main progam is run in two different locations (see strand descripters above)

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Strand A: 10:00 - 10:50 am Theatre North 3, Social Sciences North Bldg 11:00 - 11:50 am [Map ref. 32]

Reading and Writing at Uni:

(Repeat)

Referencing and Plagiarism:

(Repeat)

Life at Uni:

(Repeat)

2:00 - 2:50 pm

Critical Thinking:

(Repeat)

3:00 - 3:50 pm

Strand B: Theatre South 3, Info Science and Technology Bldg [Map ref. 47]

[CONTINUED] [CONTINUED] Event

Description

Date & Time

Venue

Maths Refresher Introductory Mathematics Refresher: Arithmetic and Algebra II:

(Repeat)

Introductory Trigonometry:

(Repeat)

Logs and the Exponential Function: Numbers, Units and Conversion:

(Repeat)

2:00 - 2:50 pm

(Repeat)

3:00 - 3:50 pm

(Repeat)

10.00 - 10.50 am Strand B: Room 0304, Physical 11:00 - 11:50 am Sciences Bldg (off Anchor Court) 12:00 - 12:50 pm [Map ref. 42]

Ratios, Rates and Percentages: To refresh knowledge about what a ratio is, using proportions to calculate unknown quantities in a ratio, and converting between fractions, decimals, and percentages.

2:00 - 2:50 pm Strand A: Room 102, Social Sciences North Bldg

Introductory Statistics:

3:00 - 3:50 pm

To refresh knowledge of descriptive statistics, including populations, samples, averages (mean, median, mode) and standard deviation.

[Map ref. 32]

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ORIENTATION WEEK ACTIVITIES FOR ALL COMMENCING STUDENTS FEBRUARY 21 – 25 EVENT

DATE & TIME

VENUE

Got a question, or need Information to help get settled in at uni, email getconnected@flinders.edu.au or call the Transition to University Office on 8201 3121.

Mon- Fri Feb 21- 25 & Mon 28 & Tue Mar 1 9:00am-2:30pm

Plaza, Flinders Campus [Map ref. 26]

A must-do, 45 minute guided campus tour will help you get a feel for the campus and locate all the important facilities and support services. Student tour guides will explain how to get the most out of your time and answer any questions you may have. Tours leave from the Start Smart Welcome Tent.

Look for the signs!

Mon- Fri Feb 21- 25 & Mon 28 & Tue Mar 1 10:00am, 11:00am, 12:00n, 12:45pm and 1:30pm

Plaza, Flinders Campus [Map ref. 26]

COURSE/TOPIC/STUDENT CAMPUS TOURS

Mon- Fri Feb 21- 25

These tours coincide with course/topic/student information sessions and will explain where lecture theatres, tutorial rooms, labs etc are located in your school and faculty area. Student tour guides will point out pathways to each building, the closest toilets, food and beverage facilities. Tours are highly recommended so you don’t feel lost in your first weeks.

Coinciding with Course/Topic/Student Orientation Week Activities.

STURT CAMPUS WELCOME TENT & TOURS

Mon Feb 21 9:00pm-1:30pm

START SMART ORIENTATION WELCOME TENT Need directions, got a question, or want to check out other Information about studying at Flinders, come to the tent and talk to our friendly staff and students wearing red T-shirts.

Don’t for get to grab a free yearly planner and welcome bag!

START SMART CAMPUS TOURS

Coinciding with orientation activities located on Sturt Campus. Got a question, need a tour, or need help finding where to go? Come to the tent and talk to our friendly students wearing red T-shirts.

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See pages 14 - 19.

For further details visit: www.flinders.edu.au/orientation

Tue Feb 22 9:00am-1.30pm

Under the DeCafè Sails, Sturt Campus [Map ref. 5]

[CONTINUED] EVENT

DATE & TIME

LIBRARY AND COMPUTING SKILLS

Mon- Fri Feb 21- 25

LIBRARY TOURS: See where you can find books and articles for your topics, as well as access email and the Internet. Tours of the Central Library will run regularly each day with tour times advertised in the foyer. No need to book.

Duration 20-30 minutes. Note: The Law Library, Sturt Campus Library and the Medical Library will arrange tours for specific class groups at other times.

VENUE Central Library [Map ref. 27]

Further details at Library Info Desk

INTRODUCTION TO FLINDERS LEARNING ONLINE (FLO): Learn how to access your topic material and lecture notes and communicate with other students in your topic through FLO. The venue and times will be advertised in the Central Library Foyer. No need to book. Duration: 30 minutes.

COMPUTING SKILLS: want to update your computing skills? You can learn how to use Microsoft Office and other software at your own pace. Ask at the FLO help desk in the Central Library for details (or phone 08 8201 5378).

Online tutorials for FLO and selected library databases are also available via the Library home page at: www.lib.flinders.edu.au/help/comphelp/tutorials. html SUCCESS @ FLINDERS: SURVIVAL SKILLS PROGRAM This fun and informative program is for first year commencing students, or those just new to Flinders [i.e. Postgraduate or Grad Entry]. Hear from current students how to be successful, meet other new students and obtain information about student services on campus and how to take advantage of them. The session covers practical strategies to help you meet the expectations of uni study, short cuts to study, creating a career for yourself, managing your finances and other pressures. There will be prizes ($80 book vouchers), and refreshments provided.

WELCOME TO COUNTRY & INTERSTATE STUDENTS Country and interstate students, and their families, are invited for afternoon refreshments to find out information on how to approach your transition to uni and relocation to Adelaide. Hear first hand from other students!

Fri Feb 25 Matthew 9:30am-12:15pm Flinders Theatre, Humanities Building [Map ref. 28]

Sun Feb 20 3:00pm-5:00pm

Lecture Theatre N2, [Map ref. 31]

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FACULTY OR DEGREE SPECIFIC ORIENTATION ACTIVITIES To help you transition to university and assist in getting a smart start, Flinders University offers a range of degree specific orientation programs for you to attend prior to commencing your studies. The University strongly recommends that all students attend as many of these sessions as possible.

Session options are listed below, but you can also check http://stusyswww.flinders.edu.au/enrol_ details.taf or check with the relevant Faculty Office about additions and changes (Faculty contact details on page 23).

Degree/ Topic/ Students

Event

Date & Time

Venue

BA Success@Flinders: Orientation Session

Wed Feb 23 9:30am-12:30pm

Matthew Flinders Theatre [Map ref. 28]

The Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Arts: All BA degrees

Faculty of Education, Humanities & Law

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All students enrolled in Humanities topics below

Humanities Orientation Session Thu Feb 24 11:00am-11:15am

Matthew Flinders Theatre [Map ref. 28]

Archaeology students

Archaeology

Thu Feb 24 11:15am-12:15pm

Room 112, Humanities Building [Map ref. 31]

Australian Studies students

Australian Studies

Thu Feb 24 11:15am-12:15pm

Room 106, Humanities Building [Map ref. 31]

Drama students

Drama

Thu Feb 24 11:15am-12:15pm

Room 121, Humanities Building [Map ref. 31]

English & Creative Writing students

English & Creative Writing

Thu Feb 24 11:15am-12:15pm

Room 101, Humanities Building [Map ref. 31]

French students

French

Thu Feb 24 11:15am-12:15pm

Room 115, Humanities Building [Map ref. 31]

Italian students

Italian

Thu Feb 24 11:15am-12:15pm

Room 130, Humanities Building [Map ref. 31]

Modern Greek students

Modern Greek

Thu Feb 24 11:15am-12:15pm

Room 114, Humanities Building [Map ref. 31]

Philosophy students

Philosophy

Thu Feb 24 11:15am-12:15pm

Room 120, Humanities Building [Map ref. 31]

Screen & Media students

Screen & Media Studies

Thu Feb 24 11:15am-12:15pm

Room 113, Humanities Building [Map ref. 31]

Spanish students

Spanish

Thu Feb 24 11:15am-12:15pm

Room 118, Humanities Building [Map ref. 31]

Bachelor of Creative Arts

BCA students (all streams)

Thu Feb 24 11:15am-12:15pm

Room 133, Humanities Building [Map ref. 31]

[CONTINUED] Degree/ Topic/ Students

Event

Date & Time

Venue

Bachelor of International Tourism & Graduate Certificate, Graduate Diploma & Masters in Tourism (Festival & Event Design and Management)

Tourism Orientation Session

Thu Feb 24 11.45am-12.45pm

Room 105, Humanities Building [Map ref. 31]

Bachelor of Laws and Legal Practice

New in Law 1

Thu Feb 24 9.30am-3:30pm

New in Law 2

Fri Feb 25 9:30am-3:30pm

Both in Lecture Theatre N4, Law & Commerce Building [Map ref. 35T]

Bachelor of Theology, GradCert, GradDip and MThSt

Orientation Session

Tues Feb 22 10:00am-12:30pm

Adelaide College of Divinity, 34 Lipsett Terrace, Brooklyn Park Chapel

Bachelor of Education double degrees: BEducation/ BArts BEducation/ BScience BEducation/ BHealth Sciences BEducation(SpecialEducation)/ BDisability Studies

Transition into 1st year: Find out about the Education side of your double degree. Hear from other students, what teaching practice is about and what to expect from courses.

Tues Feb 22

Lecture Theatre 1.01 Multipurpose Centre, Education Building [Map ref. 36T]

Academic counselling available at drop-in session to guide your enrolment and answer queries about your Education course.

No booking required.

Tues Feb 22 10:00am – 1:00pm

Rooms 3.23/3.24 Education Building [Map ref. 36]

Drop-in session for individual academic counselling and enrolment consultation.

No booking required.

Thu Feb 24 10:00am- 1:00pm

Rooms 3.23/3.24 Education Building [Map ref. 36]

Master of Teaching: Early Childhood Primary R-7 Secondary Special Education

9:00 am – 10:00 am

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[CONTINUED] Degree/ Topic/ Students

Event

Date & Time

Venue

Faculty of Science and Engineering All commencing first year Science & Engineering students are expected to attend the Faculty Orientation program ‘How to be a Successful Student’ for their degree/course.

Bachelor of Science Specialisations: • Animal Behaviour • Aquaculture • Biodiversity and Conservation • Marine Biology • Biotechnology • Marine Biology and Aquaculture Bachelor of Science (Honours) High Achiever Program

How to be a Successful Student—one day orientation program (lunch will be provided)

Mon Feb 21 Registration- Science Register from 8:30am and Learning Innovation Starts 9:00am- 4:00pm Centre, SILC Building [Map ref. 52]

Bachelor of Science Specialisations: • Environmental Science • Forensic and Analytical Chemistry • Nanotechnology Bachelor of Science • All extended Majors Majors Bachelor of Applied Geographical Information Systems Bachelor of Environmental Management

How to be a Successful Student—one day orientation program (lunch will be provided)

Tues Feb 22 Registration- Science Register from 8:30am and Learning Innovation Starts 9:00am- 4:00pm Centre, SILC Building [Map ref. 52]

Bachelor of Computer Science

How to be a Successful Student—one day orientation program (lunch will be provided)

Wed Feb 23 Registration- Science Register from 8:30am and Learning Innovation Starts 9:00am- 4:00pm Centre, SILC Building [Map ref. 52]

Engineering (all undergraduate programs)

How to be a Successful Student—one day orientation program (lunch will be provided)

Thu Feb 24 Registration- Science Register from 8:30am and Learning Innovation Starts 9:00am- 4:00pm Centre, SILC Building [Map ref. 52]

Bachelor of Medical Science

How to be a Successful Student—one day orientation program (lunch will be provided)

Fri 25 Feb Registration- Science Register from 8:30am and Learning Innovation Starts 9:00am- 4:00pm Centre, SILC Building [Map ref. 52]

Bachelor of Information Technology Bachelor of Science in Computing and Digital Media

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[CONTINUED] Degree/ Topic/ Students

Event

Date & Time

Venue

All commencing students in the Faculty of Science & Engineering

Administrative officers are available for academic counselling and orientation queries

Weekdays 9:00am- 10:00am 12:30pm- 1:30pm 4:00pm- 5:00pm

Room 1012, Physical Sciences Building [Map ref. 43]

FACULTY OF HEALTH SCIENCES. Bachelor of Nursing/ Bachelor of Midwifery (Honours)

Honours Orientation

Mon Feb 14 10:00am- 12:00pm

Room N110, Sturt North, Sturt Campus [Map ref. 2]

Postgraduate Nursing & Midwifery

Orientation Day

Mon Feb 14 9:00am-5:00pm

Lecture Theatre N335, Sturt North, Sturt Campus [Map ref. 2]

Faculty of Health Sciences International Students

Faculty of Health Sciences International Students Orientation

Tue Feb 15 10:00am-4:00pm (Lunch provided)

Room 1:09, Level 1, Health Sciences Building

Bachelor of Nursing/ Bachelor of Midwifery

International Student Orientation

Mon Feb 21 10:00am – 4:00pm

Lecture Theatre N335, Sturt North, Sturt Campus, off Car Park 14 [Map ref. 2T].

Bachelor of Nursing Riverland Orientation

Riverland Orientation

Thurs Feb 24 10:00am- 3:30pm

School of Nursing & Midwifery, Flinders University Rural Clinical School, Renmark

Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of SurgeryGraduate Entry Adelaide

Orientation Day: formal sessions Fri Feb 18 from 9:15am to 12:30pm, 9.15am – 3:00pm followed by BBQ lunch and tours of the Medical School.

Lecture Theatre 3, Level 5, FMC [Map ref. FMC, T].

Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of SurgeryGraduate Entry Darwin

Orientation Day: formal sessions from 8:15am to 11:30am, followed by BBQ lunch and tours of the Medical School.

Fri Feb 18 8:15am – 1:00pm

Walker Room, Bld 4, NT Medical Program.

Bachelor of Clinical Sciences/ Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery

Welcome and Orientation One to one enrolment counselling is available on request. Please contact the Course Coordinator to arrange an appointment.

Wed Feb 23 10:00am-11:30am

Level 4, Seminar Area, FMC [Map ref. FMC, T]

Bachelor of Health Sciences/ Master of Occupational Therapy

Orientation Session

Tue Feb 22 11:00am – 1:00pm

Room N220A, Level 2, Sturt North, Sturt Campus

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[CONTINUED] Degree/ Topic/ Students

Event

Date & Time

Venue

Bachelor of Health Sciences/ Master of Physiotherapy

Orientation Session

Tue Feb 22 11:00am – 1:00pm

Room N220B, Level 2, Sturt North, Sturt Campus

Bachelor of Disability and Community Rehabilitation

Orientation Session

Thu Feb 24 10:00am-2:00pm

Room S209, Level 2, Sturt North, Sturt Campus

Nutrition & Dietetics: Masters / Year 3 Bachelor students.

All Year 3 Bachelor/Year 1 Masters International Students are required to attend International Student Study Skills Program.

Mon Feb 28

Venue and times to be confirmed.

Nutrition and Dietetics Orientation Day for Year 3 Bachelor/Year 1 Masters students. Year 1 & 2 Bachelor students are also welcome to attend the morning orientation session & lunch.

Fri Feb 25 9:00am - 5:00pm (Lunch provided) 9:00am – 1:00pm only

Level 4 Seminar Area, FMC. [Map ref. FMC, T]

Orientation Session: including lunch and tour

Fri Feb 25 12:00pm-4:30pm

Lecture Theatre 3, Level 5, FMC. [Map ref. FMC, T]

Fri Feb 25 8:30am – 3:00pm

Science & Learning Innovation Centre SILC Building [Map ref 52]

Bachelor of Speech Pathology

Combined Degree of the Bachelor Orientation Day of Medical Science (Vision Science) and Master of Optometry

FACULTY OF SOCIAL AND BEHAVIOURAL SCIENCES

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Bachelor of Psychology Bachelor of Behavioral Science

Orientation Lecture

Thu Feb 3 3:00pm-5:00pm

Lecture Theatre N3, Social Sciences North Building [Map ref. 32 ]

Bachelor of Business (Flinders Business School Students)

Orienting Yourself for Success: Orientation. Includes free BBQ lunch. All students are expected to attend.

Tues Feb 22 9:00 am Tour from Plaza 10:00am-2:00pm

Lecture Theatre N4, Law & Commerce Building [Map ref. 35T]

Planning Your Studies: Students must attend one of these sessions if they have not attended a Planning Your Studies session on February 2 or 4.

Tues Feb 22 2.00pm-3.30pm

Lecture Theatre N4, Law & Commerce Building [Map ref. 35T]

Wed Feb 23 10:00am-11:30am Thurs Feb 24 2:00pm-3:30pm

Rm. 149, Social Sciences South Building [Map ref. 34]

[CONTINUED] Degree/ Topic/ Students

Event

Date & Time

Venue

Bachelor of Commerce (Flinders Business School Students)

Orienting Yourself for Success: Orientation. Includes free BBQ lunch. All students are expected to attend.

Tues Feb 22 9:00 am Tour from Plaza 10:00am-2:00pm

Lecture Theatre N4, Law & Commerce Building [Map ref. 35T]

Planning Your Studies: Students must attend one of these sessions if they have not attended a Planning Your Studies session on February 2 or 4.

Tues Feb 22 2:00pm-3:30pm

Lecture Theatre N4, Law & Commerce Building [Map ref. 35T]

Wed Feb 23 2:00pm-3:30pm Thurs Feb 24 10:00am-11:30am

Rm. 149, Social Sciences South Building [Map ref. 34]

Bachelor of Social Work and Social Planning

Orientation Session

Wed Jan 19 10:00am-11:00am Thur Feb 10 10:00am-11:00am

Lecture Theatre N2, Humanities Building [Map ref. 31]

Bachelor of Social Planning

Orientation Session

Wed Jan 19 10:00am-11:00am Thur Feb 10 10:00am-11:00am

Lecture Theatre N2, Humanities Building [Map ref. 31]

Master of Social Work

Orientation Session

Thur Jan 20 4:00pm-5:00pm

Room 112, Social Sciences South Building [Map ref. 34]

Grad Certificate in Loss, Grief & Trauma Counselling

Orientation Session

Thur Jan 20 4:00pm-5:00pm

Room 112, Social Sciences South Building [Map ref. 34]

Grad Certificate in Child Well-Being and Protection

Orientation Session

Thur Jan 20 4:00pm-5:00pm

Room 112, Social Sciences South Building [Map ref. 34]

Bachelor of Government & Public Management

Orientation Session

Wed Jan 19 12:00pm-1:00pm (Flinders) Wed Jan 19 4:00pm-5:00pm (City)

Room 115, Social Sciences South Building [Map ref. 34]

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MY ORIENTATION SCHEDULE (From the orientation tables on pages 7 to 19 fill in the blanks below with sessions you need to attendsome are already marked in for you)

WEEKLY STUDY PLANNER TIME 8am 9am 10am 11am 12.00n 1pm 2pm 3pm 4pm 5pm 6pm 7pm 8pm

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Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

Sunday

ONLINE RESOURCES AND BOOKS FOR STUDENTS In addition to the University Support Services and Faculty Orientation Sessions Flinders offers a wide range of online resources to help prepare you for university study. Get a head start and check them out now: GET CONNECTED! For hints and tips on transitioning to university go to www.flinders.edu.au/get connected STUDENT RELATED POLICIES AND PROCEDURES MANUAL - ON-LINE VERSION AT: www.flinders.edu.au/ppmanual/ student.html PREPARING TO STUDY AT FLINDERS AT http://learn.flinders.edu.au/. The course covers topics such as using Flinders Learning Online and your Flinders email account, online searches and borrowing procedures, essay writing, time management and other core study skills.

ONLINE TUTORIALS FOR FLINDERS LEARNING ONLINE, VOYAGER (THE LIBRARY CATALOGUE) AND SELECTED LIBRARY DATABASES available via the Library home page at: www.lib.flinders.edu.au/help/comphelp/tutorials.html COMPUTING SKILLS - Update your computing skills? Learn how to use email, the internet, Word, Excel, PowerPoint and more, all at your own pace. Ask at the Information Desk in the Central Library or phone (08) 8201 5378 for more details about our online training modules.

STUDENT LEARNING CENTRE - online information at: www.flinders.edu.au/SLC. UNIVERSITY COURSE INFORMATION HANDBOOK 2009 (COURSE AND TOPIC INFORMATION) available at: www.flinders.edu.au/calendar/vol2/ home.html MAKING THE GRADE - A GUIDE TO SUCCESSFUL COMMUNICATION AND STUDY (2007, Oxford University Press) - a Flinders University commissioned book available from Unibooks.

BUYING TEXTBOOKS- UNIBOOKS SHOP on campus will be open during enrolment and orientation periods. Unibooks supplies text and reference books for all topics at Flinders and has a worldwide, on-line search and order facility. The main outlet is on the Plaza, Central campus [Map ref. 26]. Trading hours: Mon-Fri 8:30am to 5:00pm, Tel: 8125 5185 Fax 8374 2289, Email flinders@unibooks.com.au.(There are also outlets in the Sturt Buildings and Flinders Medical Centre).

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STUDENT GUIDE TO STUDENT SERVICES The transition to university is an exciting and busy time for commencing students. Amongst other things, you will be adjusting to new ways of teaching; a new social environment; understanding the way Flinders University works and is organised; and finding your way around campus.

At times, some students will need to access information and advice regarding these issues. The University provides a wide range of services to help students effectively manage this transition, and to develop strategies for success. Students can enhance their experience at Flinders by connecting to these services which support learning, assist to develop academic and life skills, help achieve potential, and assist to clarify and meet goals. Get connected to these services and play an important role in enhancing your experience at Flinders.

Below is a basic guide to Student Services at Flinders which provides locations, telephone numbers and email addresses. If what you need is not there consult the Current Students website, or email a question to: getconnected@flinders.edu.au.

FACULTY STUDENT ADMINISTRATION AREAS Faculties are part of the University’s organisational structure. Each degree belongs to a school or department belonging again to one of four Faculties [eg the Bachelor of Behavioural Science belongs to the School of Psychology which is part of the Faculty of Social and Behavoioural Sciences]. Each Faculty has an office where students can obtain applications for extensions or supplementary assessment and course, topic and timetable information.

For a complete list of the Faculty/School/department structure go to: www.flinders.edu.au/about/org-struct/facs-and-schools/

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Not sure about the service you require?

Email: getconnected@flinders.edu.au Want a full list of our Student Services?

Connect to: www.flinders.edu.au/ getconnected

@ FLINDERS AVAILABLE ALL YEAR Faculty of Education, Humanities and Law: Room 407, Education Building. [Map ref. 36] Tel: 8201 3908 Fax: 8201 3407 Email: ehltenquiries@flinders.edu.au www.flinders.edu.au/ehlt/ Faculty of Health Sciences: Level 3, Health Sciences Building. [Map ref. 20] Tel: 8201 2986 Fax: 8201 3905 www.flinders.edu.au/healthsc/ Faculty of Science and Engineering: Room 1012, Physical Sciences. [Map ref. 43] Tel: 8201 2632 Fax: 8201 3399 Email: science@flinders.edu.au www.flinders.edu.au/science_engineering/

Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences: Room 260S, Social Sciences South.

[Map ref. 34] Tel: 8201 2771 Fax: 8201 5034 Email to:ssenquiries@flinders.edu.au www.flinders.edu.au/sabs Bachelor of Arts Office: Room 252, Social Sciences South. [Map ref. 34] Tel: 8201 3925 Fax 8201 3241 Email: baemail@flinders.edu.au www.flinders.edu.au/ba/ Topic and timetable information can also be obtained at: http://stusyswww.flinders.edu.au/topic.taf

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SERVICE Student Learning Centre [Map ref. 22] Student Centre, Level 1 8201 2518 Email: slc@flinders.edu.au www.flinders.edu.au/SLC

Assistance and advice with study strategies, all aspects of essay and thesis writing as well as maths and numeracy skills. Access to hands on Writing Centre, a drop-in service or individual student appointments, and a series of academic seminar programs catering for all needs.

A range of resources is also available both in hard copy and on-line.

Yunggorendi: First Nations Centre for Higher Education & Research Student Centre, Level 2 [Map ref. 22] 8201 3033 www.flinders.edu.au/yunggorendi

Assistance and resources for students with an Indigenous Australian background.

Flinders One Student Assist and Employment Union Building, Plaza Level [Map ref. 25] 8201 2371 student.assist@flinders.edu.au www.flindersone.edu.au (Next to Subway)

Information about the University’s assessment policies, how to apply for supplementary assessment, requesting a re-mark or appealing against a final mark or preclusion.

Also ‘show cause’ letters, advocating for issues regarding academic integrity and dishonesty breaches, plagiarism, collusion, falsification, misconduct and double submission of work. In addition, passing or improving a grade, review of student progress (GPA).

Lending Services Central Library [Map ref. 27] 8201 5903 www.flinders.edu.au/enroling/studentrecords

To replace a lost ID card.

Student Help Desk Central Library [Map ref. 27] 8201 5378 or toll-free 1800 200 292 www.lib.flinders.edu.au/flo

Assistance with their Flinders Authentication Name (FAN) and password (the key to electronic resources at Flinders, including email and Flinders Learning Online/ formerly WebCT).

SERVICE Transition Office 8201 3121 Email: getconnected@flinders.edu.au www.flinders.edu.au/current-students/ services/get-connected/transitionservices.cfm

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ACADEMIC ISSUES

Students who need…

STUDENT SUPPORT

Students who need…

Information about orientation, questions or issues related to transitioning to Uni and between year levels, such as having difficulties adjusting to Uni. Postgraduate students are welcome to call.

Support for country and interstate students.

A first point referral service for any queries or concerns, or if you are unsure of who to ask for help. Parents, partners and friends are welcome to call us.

Services are free and confidential.

Counselling Service Student Centre, Level 3 [Map ref. 22] 8201 2118 www.flinders.edu.au/healthcounsel

Counselling for issues related to their studies or personal lives such as relationships, stress, anxiety, depression, time management, grief, problem solving and decision making, extensions and supplementary exams. Also coping strategies and motivational techniques as well as ideas for improving performance and developing self-confidence.

Services are free and confidential.

Health Service 8.45am-4.45pm, Monday to Friday Student Centre, Level 3 [Map ref. 22] 8201 2118 www.flinders.edu.au/healthcounsel

First aid, medical services, massage, and health information. Medical services are bulk billed (Medicare card required for Australian students and OSHC Worldcare card required for international students).

Services are confidential.

Disability Liaison Office Student Centre, Level 3 [Map ref. 22] 8201 2943 TTY 8201 3242 Email: dlo@flinders.edu.au www.flinders.edu.au/healthcounsel

Assistance because you have a disability, impairment or medical condition, such as Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Depression, Anxiety, chronic pain, Dyslexia, mobility difficulties, vision/hearing impairment, Acquired Brain Injury or others. You may be eligible for services on the basis of disability, such as negotiation of reasonable adjustment to teaching/ assessment methods, and equipment. Flinders is committed to providing access and equity for students with disabilities and employs dedicated Disability Liaison Officers as the first point of contact.

All services are confidential.

Student Equity Officer Health and Counselling Service Student Centre, Level 3 [Map ref. 22] 8201 2118 www.flinders.edu.au/healthcounsel

Information, support and/or mediation because they feel that they have been discriminated against on the basis of gender, race, disability, religion etc. or they have experienced sexual harassment or bullying.

ALLY Network Sexual Diversity @ Flinders

Information related to sexual diversity at Flinders. Visit www.flinders.edu.au/equal-opportunity/sexual_diversity/ ally.cfm

Flinders One Student Assist and Employment Union Building, Plaza Level [Map ref. 25] 8201 2371 student.assist@flinders.edu.au www.flindersone.edu.au (Next to Subway)

General and financial counselling: debt negotiation, emergency loans, budget assistance, concessions, living on a low income advice.

Assistance with: Centrelink entitlements, student loans/ grants, tax, HECS, PELS, tenancy information and accident insurance.

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International Student Services Unit(ISSU) The Union Building, Basement Level (through undercroft) [Map ref. 25] 8201 2717 Email: issu@flinders.edu.au www.flinders.edu.au/internationalstudents/services

The ISSU is the first point of contact on campus for International Students and offers a range of programs supporting your enrolment, study and social life, as well as a referral service to facilities on campus and within the local community. For example, the ISSU organises a general orientation program for new students, day and weekend tours throughout the semester, and coordinates a spouse conversation group. ISSU staff also write letters for purposes such as confirmation of student enrolment status, invitations and degree completion. ISSU has four advisory staff: one specifically for students on Australian Government scholarships offered through AusAID; the other three provide advice to all other undergraduate and postgraduate students.

Scholarships Office The Union Building, Basement Level (through undercroft) [Map ref. 25] 8201 3115 Email:scholarships@flinders.edu.au www.flinders.edu.au/scholarships/

Information about scholarships. Higher Degree Administration and Scholarships Office.

Security Office 8.30am-4.30pm Foyer Area (near Central Library) [Map ref. 31S] 8201 5151 Security (24 hours) 8201 2880 or 15151

Information about after hours access to buildings, personal safety escorts, and emergency procedures and lost property.

Flinders Housing [Map ref. 17 & 18 office] 8291 6000 Email: flinders.housing@flinders.edu.au www.flinders.edu.au/housing

Assistance with on or off-campus accommodation.

Flinders University Child Care Centre Sturt Drive, Sturt Campus [Map ref. 9] 8201 2881

Child care.

There are two options of childcare available on the Flinders University campus. For further details please contact.

Community Child Care Centre Flinders Medical Centre [Map ref. FMC] 8204 5306 or 8204 4983 OASIS: faith-spirit-community 8201 2347 or 8201 3530 Religious Centre, Mall Level, Union Building [Map ref. 25] Email: religiouscentre@flinders.edu.au www.flinders.edu.au/religiouscentre

Need someone to speak to about things? Why not speak to a chaplain. The Multifaith Chaplaincy Service has chaplains and associates from a variety of religious traditions and also provides a point of contact for referral to local religious communities and churches.

SERVICE

CAREER DEVELOPMENT, GRADUATE EMPLOYMENT

Careers and Employer Liaison Centre Student Centre, Level 3 [Map ref. 22] 8201 2832 Email: careers@flinders.edu.au www.flinders.edu.au/careers

Assistance with planning your career, developing workplace skills and experience, and making the transition into graduate or course related vacation employment. Get a Head Start on Your Career! Create the foundations now for your future graduate career.

Flinders One Student Assist and Employment Union Building, Plaza Level [Map ref. 25] 8201 2371 employment@flinders.edu.au www.flindersone.edu.au

Students seeking casual or part-time employment.

Flinders One Employment has an extensive, up-to-theminute, database of student employment opportunities while you’re studying.

Register online now or come into the office!

Students who need‌

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SERVICE

ADMISSIONS, ENROLMENT, STUDENT FINANCE SERVICES AND EXAMINATIONS Students who need…

Admissions/Prospective Students Office Student Centre, Level 2 [Map ref. 22] 8201 3074 Email: admissions@flinders.edu.au www.flinders.edu.au/future-students Local Call cost number: 1300 657 671

Information about courses, SATAC and entry requirements, changing courses and internal transfers.

Enrolment Services Student Centre, Level 2 [Map ref. 22] 8201 3950 or 1300 360 351 Email: enrolment.services@flinders.edu.au www.flinders.edu.au/enrolling

Support for enrolment, including cross-institutional and non-award enrolment, transcripts, extension of student’s visas, leave of absence and change of name.

Student Finance Services Student Centre, Level 2 [Map ref. 22] 8201 3143 or 1300 360 351 Email: fees@flinders.edu.au www.flinders.edu.au/fees

Information on student contribution and fee amounts, OSHC (Overseas Student Health Cover), HELP (Higher Education Loan Program) information, or remission of debt in special circumstances.

Examinations Student Centre, Level 2 [Map ref. 22] 8201 3907 Email: examinations@flinders.edu.au www.flinders.edu.au/current-students/ exams-assess-results/examinations

Examination timetable information or application forms for extensions or supplementary examinations.

SERVICE

SPORT, RECREATION AND STUDENT ASSOCIATIONS

Flinders Onefitness Sports Centre [Map ref. 21] 8201 2842 Email: sport.fitness@flinders.edu.au www.flindersone.edu.au

Information about fitness, group fitness classes, cardio room, weights room, personal training.

Clubs (sporting and non-sporting), social sport and recreational programs.

As well as sporting scholarships and Australian University Sport.

Flinders One Student Council Student President Office, Room 152, Union Building, Plaza Level [Map ref. 25] 8201 3621 student.president@flinders.edu.au www.flindersone.edu.au

Postgraduate and International Student Sub-Committee: Information about social activities, representation and support for international and postgraduate students.

Women’s Action Group Education Action Collective Queer Action Group Environmrntal Action Group

Students who need…

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SUCCESSFUL TRANSITION TO UNI...

TRANSITION TO UNIVERSITY IS A BIG AND EXCITING STEP! We’ve set up a special Get Connected web site for students in their first year, full of ideas on how you can make a great start at university. Visit www.flinders.edu.au/getconnected You will find tips from students, articles on strategies for leading a successful and enriching life at uni, and an easy reference online guide to Student Services.

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YOUR FIRST STEP to settling in will be to find your way around, learn how things work, understand what’s expected of you and what you can expect of others. If you are unsure about anything, want advice, or just need clarification, then ask. Don’t worry - you won’t be the only person doing so, and chances are the person you ask went through the same thing once.

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STEP TWO is to be sure about the study path you’ve chosen.

Most people find their course exciting and rewarding, but some may sense quite quickly that their course decision is not working for them. It is usually possible to change direction - uni is quite flexible these days.

While it’s important not to rush things, there are some important dates to be aware of, and it is best to talk it over with staff that can assist you here at Flinders.

Don’t forget - you can email your queries directly to us at: getconnected@flinders.edu.au or call the Transition Office on 8201 3121

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FLINDERS ONE WHAT IS FLINDERS ONE? Located on Flinders University’s Main Campus, Flinders One is an independent incorporated entity working closely with the university’s departments and services assisting with student needs.

Flinders One provides a wide range of on campus services and facilities to students including food and beverage outlets, retail shops, support for students, a student employment service, a sport and fitness centre, free entertainment throughout the year and much more. Flinders One also runs a number of special events and activities throughout the year such as the O’Ball and orientation entertainment. In addition to the services listed on the next few pages, and for more information on Flinders One, including events and entertainment, log on to: www.flindersone.edu.au.

Flinders One is dedicated to making uni the best years of your life!

Union Building, Level 1 Phone: 8201 2062 Email: fccs@flinders.edu.au • Call us for all general enquiries • To contact the Board, or the Student Council.

• Student Assist Office: for employment, financial, general and academic matters.

• Food outlets, tavern, retail operations, sports, clubs and fitness, and locker hire.

• Activities and events, room bookings, catering and functions.

For more information and to subscribe to Flinders One and receive on campus event and activities information, news, features, special offers, or to advertise your club, activity, performance, and more simply log on to www.flindersone.edu.au MAKE SURE YOU SUBSCRIBE TO OUR SITE, ITS FREE!

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STUDENT ASSIST Main Campus, Plaza Level (Next to Subway) Phone: 8201 2371 Email: student.assist@flinders.edu.au Student Assist Officers can assist students with: • Academic matters • Financial and • General matters.

For further information and details see the Student Guide to Student Services, contact us, or go to www.flindersone.edu.au. for a free downloadable kit. We’re here to help! Student Assist is a FREE service available to all Flinders University students.

On campus DVD: cheap and convenient DVD hire.

GET A JOB! STUDENT ASSIST & EMPLOYMENT Union Building, Plaza Level Phone: 8201 2371 Email: Student.hub@flinders.edu.au Job Postings: www.flindersone.edu.au Seeking casual or part-time employment?

Flinders One Employment has an extensive, up-to-the-minute database of student focused employment opportunities while you’re studying. Register now!

STUDENT SPACES Time and space to think, meet or relax!

• Women’s Rooms – Flinders and Sturt Campus • Queer Space – Flinders Campus • Student Hub – Flinders Campus • Enviro Space For more information including how to find these spaces please refer to www.flindersone.edu.au

STUDENT COUNCIL Flinders One Student Council, has 16 elected students and is chaired by the Student President.

The Student Council advocates for the rights and interests of students and ensure that Flinders One is responsive to student needs and concerns.

The Student Council is supported by a variety of collectives and committees in which you can become involved. For information on student council, groups and committees please refer to www.flindersone.edu.au, or email student.president@flinders.edu.au or visit the office of the Student President on Plaza level, room 152.

JOIN A CLUB Clubs are a great way to meet others, and great way to take in all that is on offer while at Uni. Join others who share your interest, or expand your horizons and join a club that has always interested you. With so many to choose from there is sure to be something that suits you.

From sporting to non-sporting, martial arts to competitive team sports, to lifestyle and recreational clubs. For more information on the A-Z of clubs visit www.flindersone.edu.au.

FLINDERS ONEsport AND ONEfitness Sports Centre [Map ref. 21] Phone 8201 2842 Email: sport.fitness@flinders.edu.au Internet: www.flindersone.edu.au Don’t be the view; take in the view in your gym.

FLINDERS ONE FITNESS provides student access rates and access to the all the fitness, sport and recreation programs you could want. With a brand new spectacular $3.2 million dollar Fitness Centre, Flinders Uni students can excel in more than their studies.

Flinders Uni has the fitness centre other SA Uni’s can only dream of. As a Flinders student make the most of it and keep that balance between your studies and lifestyle. Be inspired by fully equipped weights, cardio, RPM, and group fitness rooms, all with views across the coast. Then after your workout, take in a coffee and something healthy at the onsite cafe. See you there!

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GROUP FITNESS CLASSES Be motivated! Group fitness classes include BodyPUMP, BodyAttack, Step, Pilates, Body Balance, and RPM all in our new centre, all with a view, all with some of the best industry qualified instructors.

CARDIO ROOM Get results! The cardio room offers the chance to really nail your fitness or simply workout the stresses of the day. Tune in to one of the big screen TV’s or tune out with the view on one of the many treadmills, bikes, grinders, rowers, elliptical, steppers and more.

WEIGHTS ROOM Build or tone! A fully decked out weights room, with pin loaded and free weights including Olympic weights, provides you with all you need to keep in shape. Fantastic new environment, great new equipment and access to industry qualified trainers who will assist you with a program to get you started.

SPORTS HALL Sprung basketball, volleyball, indoor soccer, badminton, netball and more…We have a fully equipped 3-court volleyball, 1-court basketball and netball facility to hire for such things as indoor training, social competitions, badminton or martial arts.

PERSONAL TRAINING Our Personal trainers are more than qualified. Many are not only industry trained, but also have degrees that extend their ability to help you achieve more. Put yourself in the safe hands of the personal trainers on site and know they are the best people to help you reach your goals.

RECREATION PROGRAMS We cover all areas of sport, fitness and recreation with the offer of many programs across the year to help you increase your life skills, help you try something different and expand your social circle. Watch for Pole dancing, Boot Camp, Salsa, Hip Hop, belly dancing, yoga and more…Special member rates available.

Convenient and inexpensive.

SPORTS ON CAMPUS Social, competitive – it’s your choice! Social and competitive sports are run on campus at Flinders Uni. Social sports include basketball (men’s and mixed), netball (open), indoor soccer (open), and touch football. Competitive sports include athletics (annual pro meet), baseball, basketball, football, soccer, tennis and cricket. See www.flindersone.edu.au for more information.

For more on any of the above see www.flindersone.edu.au for more information.

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HARASSED? DISCRIMINATED AGAINST? SPEAK UP! Sex-based harassment of any kind (including bullying) is unproductive

Flinders University values and celebrates the social and cultural diversity that is reflected in its community, is committed to achieving equality of opportunity in education and employment and to promoting an environment where students and staff are able to study and work effectively, without fear of unlawful discrimination, harassment or bullying.

Talk with with a Contact Officer in your Faculty or with the Student Equity Officer 8201 2118 for information about resolution options

FLINDERS ONE ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS FEBRUARY 22 TO MARCH 7 – O’WEEK & BEYOND FESTIVAL For a full list of Flinders One O’ Week and beyond programme events including The Black and White formal O Ball, Plaza activities and entertainment in the refectory for 2011 visit www.flindersone.edu.au Flinders One provides fabulous food and entertainment throughout O’ Week and the first weeks of uni to help you feel comfortable and settle into the social side of campus life. The O’ Week and Beyond Festival is designed to help you meet friends and get off to a flying start, so make sure you attend the events on offer and keep an eye open for Red Bull Wednesday 23rd and the Flinders Food and Wine affair on the 24th of February.

WED MARCH 2 – CLUBS FAIR DAY A big day on campus! Find us on the Plaza from 10am - 3pm.

There will be stalls and information about joining a club (both sporting and non sporting), or a student society, information on where to find your student council representative, information on financial and other assistance offered by Flinders One Student Assist, sporting demonstrations, food stalls and more.

FOR A FULL LIST OF FLINDERS ONE ACTIVITIES AND SERVICES VISIT WWW.FLINDERSONE.EDU.AU

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GUIDE FOR RURAL, INTERSTATE AND INT SHIFTING FROM THE COUNTRY, INTERSTATE, OR OVERSEAS? Welcome to Flinders … and welcome to Adelaide. This section of the guide is specifically for students who are about to join us from country areas of South Australia or from interstate or overseas [and there’s information relevant for all new students]. We recognise there are additional pressures on those who are facing the “double change” – home and study – and we’ve got some tips on how to cope. If you’re moving to Adelaide the following pages will give you an idea of the issues you need to think about.

To find out more, log on to: www.flinders.edu. au/students/rural or get in touch with the Transition Office by phoning 8201 3121 or email: getconnected@flinders.edu.au.

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PLANNING FOR BIG CHANGES The key word here is “planning” – for a new life, not just a new course. Speak to friends and relatives about how to start looking after yourself. Get advice on how to develop systems and routines. Most importantly, discuss how – and how often – you’ll stay in touch with family and friends [See our tips on page 40 about bringing “home” with you]. If possible, work out where to live before arriving in Adelaide. You need a secure home base before you tackle everything that’s new on campus.

And when you do get to Adelaide, make it a priority to find out where things are and how to get around. Once uni starts, work out your priorities and how best to fit them in to what can become busy days. What’s essential and what can wait? And be realistic about how much time it takes to get things done. It’s important to have things in your life besides study, but don’t crank up the extra activities too hard too early. We’ve set up a web site to help first year students make the transition to uni. It’s at: www.flinders.edu.au/get connected

ERNATIONAL STUDENTS WHAT’S UNI LIKE?

WHAT’S ADELAIDE LIKE?

Big. Exciting. A bit daunting. But not entirely foreign. Think of it as a natural progression in your life and an opportunity to build on your strengths and focus on what you’re really interested in. If you’ve just finished school the biggest difference you’ll notice is the freedom, and with it the need to self motivate and discipline yourself. The best advice for students new to Adelaide is to make it a priority to meet people. In some courses this is easy because you all study together, but if you’re constantly moving between different lectures with different groups it can be very easy to get lost in the crowd. Get involved with whatever’s going on and don’t assume others will make the first move. Ask people to join you for a coffee to discuss a lecture or just chat. If you know people from your area who are starting at Flinders make a point of staying in touch. It’s easy to lose contact with people on a big campus.

The short answer is that, like most cities, it’s what you make of it. Adelaide’s great strength is that it’s big enough to have plenty going on but small enough that you can get around to everything. Here are some useful web sites to get a feel for the place: • Rip it Up www.ripitup.com.au • DB Magazine www.dbmagazine.com.au • Spinach: What’s on in Adelaide www.spinach.org.au/whats_on/calendar. htm • Go online: Pub Club Bar Guide www.goonline.com.au • Blaze: Out and About in Adelaide www.blazemedia.com.au • SA Central: Sports, Leisure & Entertainment www.sacentral.sa.gov.au/

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GETTING AROUND

LIVING ON CAMPUS…

If you can afford to run a car, that’s great – but it’s not essential. Adelaide’s public transport system is pretty good and buses run to the heart of campus. A 10-trip ticket for students costs around $30.00 and you can travel for two hours, and change buses, on each “trip”. To find out how much it costs to park on campus check out: www.flinders. edu.au/campus/location/parking.cfm. Our Green Transport Office has information on everything from walking and cycling to bus routes and ridesharing. Check out: www.flinders.edu.au/campus/location

Flinders gives you the chance to live on the campus, just a five minute walk from the heart of the action – both academic and social. In fact, we are the only South Australian university with on-campus accommodation in the metropolitan area.

There are two options: University Hall, which offers a stimulating communal environment without compromising your need for your own space, and the self-contained Deirdre Jordan Village. In both the Hall and the Village you’ll have your own furnished bedroom, with a phone and internet connection, and access to a full kitchen or kitchenette. In the Hall you enjoy 15 meals a week in the dining room. There are a wide range of social, sporting and cultural activities and facilities, and residential tutors are available to help with your studies. In the Village you share self-contained 2, 3 or 5-bedroom units and have the opportunity to become involved in a wide range of activities. Both communities are very multicultural and give you the chance to make friends from around the world ... You’re also near a bus stop providing direct services to the city, the beach and the nearby Marion Shopping Centre.

WHO CAN HELP? Visit our web site at: www.flinders.edu.au/ students/rural to find out more about your transition to Flinders or get in touch with the Transition Office for advice and assistance.

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To find out more about living on campus or receive an application form phone (08) 8291 6000, email: flinders.housing@flinders.edu.au or visit: www.flinders.edu.au/housing

…OR SETTING UP ON YOUR OWN If you’d rather board or share a house or flat, we can help there too. The Flinders Housing Accommodation Service keeps up-to-date lists of what’s available, as well as assisting with issues related to bonds, rent relief, and your rights and obligations as a tenant. You can access a list of available accommodation at any time at: www.flinders.edu.au/housing/ accomodation.html. Remember, being close to uni is great, but if you’ll be catching the bus each day then direct routes are an even bigger consideration than distance. When renting, you’ll probably be required to sign a lease, pay a bond and provide a month’s rent in advance.

Also keep in mind that if you are moving to Adelaide that most rental properties are not furnished so you’ll need to provide for some establishment costs.

MONEY MATTERS If you are concerned about costs and would like information and assistance with living on a low income while studying at Flinders University, you can talk to the Financial Counsellor in the Student Assist Office, located off the Plaza, on 8201 2371.

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TOP 10 TIPS 1.

Give yourself time to settle in. Don’t feel you have to hit the ground running and be able to manage everything perfectly from the start.

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Make friends. And remember that most first years are trying to do the same. You’re not the only person who feels they don’t know anyone.

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Turn up to classes. Lectures aren’t compulsory, but it’s easy to fall behind if you start missing a few.

Even if you’re not feeling great, make the effort.

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Keep up. Follow your weekly reading guides – don’t leave it all until exam time.

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Don’t be afraid to ask for help. Every other student on campus is a first year or used to be one. They know what you are going through.

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Keep a balance in life. Eat well, get enough sleep, go out and have fun, but don’t overdo the partying or the part-time work.

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Use our support services. And do it as soon as you need them. They’re here for you, and they’re free.

Be positive about yourself. Your ability and attitude got you into uni so there’s no reason to have doubts!

Plan ahead. In the first week you’ll be given a course outline for each subject that will list your assignments and their due dates.

10. Reward yourself. Recognise your achievements (a successful assignment, getting to all your classes) and celebrate them.

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DECIDING TO GO TO UNIVERSITY IS ONE OF THE BIGGEST ‘LIFE CHOICES’ ANY OF US CAN MAKE. This decision is significantly magnified for rural students because it marks not only a transition from high school to university, but also changing from life in the country to city living. …. let three rural Flinders students share their experiences with you….

Like many first-year Flinders students from rural areas, Brad, Eddie and Caroline were initially daunted by the prospect of attending university in the city. However, by utilising some of the University’s services and devising their own tools for coping with the change all three have managed to make a successful transition to university life on both counts. All three agree that, initially, their biggest concern with coming to a university in the city was leaving their friends behind and having to start anew.

Eddie, a Behavioural Science (Management) student, says he found that if you lack the courage to simply walk up to someone new and introduce yourself, there are plenty of avenues on campus through which you can meet other people. “If you find meeting new people difficult, join a club or society that you are interested in. It is an easy way to make new friends as you would share a similar interest”, he said.

International Business student Brad agrees with this, but found that joining a sporting club or society also provided him with an interest outside of university, which he believes is another essential step towards making the experience more enjoyable. “Everyone needs something to do other than uni – play sport, get a job, or join a club”, Brad says. “Without one of these activities you will find it harder to make friends and you will be more likely to want to go home”.

For Caroline, who is completing a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science, being part of several groups on campus helped her to feel more accepted in the university community and also showed her that, despite what she believed, she

wasn’t alone in being overwhelmed by her initial university experience. Another tool she used to combat those feelings was to make sure she was organised and remained on top of her study workload. “Don’t fall behind (with your study), remember there are lecturers and demonstrators to help you. However, you need to be mindful of the fact that there is a lot of extra work that needs to be done at home – it is very different from high school”, Caroline said.

The increase in study workload is something Eddie also noticed when he first arrived at uni, but says he found it easier to deal with after taking advantage of the various study skills services available at Flinders. “O’ Week was very helpful in obtaining study skills information”, he says.

“There is a study skills centre here designed to help students learn the different approach required to study at university which can help with the transition”, Eddie suggests if you are ever having difficulties with elements of your course work you are unsure of or if you are not convinced your approach to the next assignment is correct, never be afraid to approach your lecturers for help. He says he found that his lecturers and tutors were always willing to help him with any problems he had with his study, and on the occasion when they couldn’t answer his questions, they would point him in the direction of someone who was able to provide the solutions.

Having the confidence to ask questions is something that Brad has found essential to coping with university life. He says that despite the preconception many rural people have that city folk are difficult to approach, Adelaide people will gladly answer any question you may have. “This especially applies to uni staff members and business people in the community”, he says. “You will not get far in the city if you don’t have the confidence to ask for directions, help or advice”, Brad also insists that having a positive attitude to the entire Flinders experience is of vital importance. “Be happy – Don’t let study get you down. Don’t let life get you down.

Don’t let people get you down”, he says. “There are people and services available to you at all times all over campus; take advantage of them and enjoy the experience”.

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BRINGING ‘HOME’ WITH YOU...

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1.

Set a reliable schedule for phoning or emailing your family and friends. This will give you a chance to hear the news from home, share your new experiences – and have a whinge when you need to.

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Bring some pictures of your old hangouts, home, pets, family and friends to put up in your room. This can also be a good way to start conversations with new friends in Adelaide.

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Invite a friend or family member to visit you. Most of us are more positive when we are showing someone else around our new space.

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Are there local specialties that you miss from home; really delicious foods, unique smells, or something else? Ask someone from home to send a care package.

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There’s likely to be somewhere in town that is a little bit like home. Try hanging out there and starting your own new tradition.

WANT TO KNOW WHERE TO FIND OUT MORE…? …ABOUT YOUR STUDIES

Amending Your Enrolment/Program: www.flinders.edu.au/enrolling/ enrolment-and-registration/ amending-enrolment.cfm Course Contact List: stusyswww.flinders.edu.au/enrol_ details.taf Enrolment: www.flinders.edu.au/enrolling Ph: 8201 3950 or 1300 360 351 (localcall cost) Grades and Progress: www.flinders.edu.au/currentstudents/ exams-assess-results/ exams-assessment-and-results_ home.cfm International Exchange Programs: www.flinders.edu.au/ internationalstudents/ study-at-flinders/studyabroadexchange/study-abroad-andstudyexchange_home-v2.cfm Ph: 8201 3758 Student Timetable 2010: www.flinders.edu.au/calendar/vol2/ home.html

…ABOUT MONEY MATTERS

Fees: www.flinders.edu.au/fees Email: fees@flinders.edu.au Ph: (08) 8201 3143 or 1300 360 351 How to Pay: www.flinders.edu.au/fees/payment_ fees.htm Financial Assistance: www.flinders.edu.au/enrolling/ feeinformation/fee-index.cfm Scholarships: www.flinders.edu.au/scholarships Centrelink: www.centrelink.gov.au/

…ABOUT SUPPORT SERVICES Accommodation Service: www.flinders.edu.au/housing Ph: (08) 8291 6000 Transition to University Office: www.flinders.edu.au/getconnected Ph: (08) 8201 3121 Email: getconnected@flinders.edu.au Student Learning Centre: www.fl inders.edu.au/slc Ph: 8201 2518 Email: slc@flinders.edu.au Health, Counselling & Disability Services, and Student Equity Officer www.flinders.edu.au/healthcounsel Ph: (08) 8201 2118 Email: health.counsel@flinders.edu.au

Student Assist Office: www.flindersone.edu.au Ph: 8201 2062 Union Building, Plaza Career Programs: www.flinders.edu.au/careers/student Ph: (08) 8201 2832 Email: careers@flinders.edu.au Child Care: www.flinders.edu.au/campus/ oncampus/child-and-parentingfacilities.cfm Employment Service: www.flindersone.edu.au Ph: (08) 8201 2062 Email: employment@flinders.edu.au

…ABOUT YOU! Access to Student Files: www.flinders.edu.au/enrolling/ student-records/transcriptofacademic- record.cfm Change of Name/Address: www.flinders.edu.au/enrolling/ student-records/changepersonaldetails.cfm or contact Enrolment Services on: 1300 360 351 (local call fee) or (08) 8201 3950 Fax (08) 8201 2580 Rights and Responsibilities: www.flinders.edu.au/currentstudents/ policies-procs/rights/rights_home.cfm Student Card: www.flinders.edu.au/enrolling/ student-records/student-records_ home.cfm

…ABOUT INFORMATION FOR Indigenous Students: www.flinders.edu.au/yunggorendi Ph: 1800 641 811 Email: yunggorendi@flinders.edu.au International Students: www.flinders.edu.au/ internationalstudents Ph: 8201 2717 Email: issu@flinders.edu.au Research Students: www.flinders.edu.au/students/rhd Students with Disabilities: www.flinders.edu.au/healthcounsel/ disability_serv.htm Ph: 8201 2943 TTY: 8201 3242 Email: dlo@flinders.edu.au

…ABOUT STUDENT GROUPS Flinders One: www.flindersone.edu.au Ph: 8201 2062 Action Groups, Clubs, Committees and Collectives: www.flindersone.edu.au Ph: 8201 2062 International Students’ Subcommittee: www.flindersone.edu.au Ph: 61 8 8201 2062 Postgraduate Students’ Subcommittee: www.flindersone.edu.au Ph: 8201 2062 Flinders ONEsport and ONEfitness: www.onesportandfitness.com.au Ph: (08) 8201 2842 Email: sportfitness@flinders.edu.au Student Council: www.flindersone.edu.au Ph: (08) 8201 2062 Email: student.president@flinders. edu.au

…ABOUT TRANSPORT

www.flinders.edu.au/campus/ location/getting-to-flinders Access Cab: Ph: 8201 2880 Green Transport Office: Ph: (08) 8201 3570 Email: greentransport@flinders.edu.au Parking: Ph: (08) 8201 2207 Email: Parking@flinders.edu.au Flinders Uni Loop Bus: www.flinders.edu.au/campus/ location/getting-to-flinders/loop-bus. cfm Public Transport Timetables: www.adelaidemetro.com.au/

…ABOUT THE CAMPUS

www.flinders.edu.au/campus Food Outlets: www.flindersone.edu.au Security and Lost Property: Hot-line: 8201 2880 Office: 8201 5151 Locker Hire - Student Assist: Ph: 8201 2062 Shops and Agencies: www.fl inders.edu.au/campus/ oncampus/ shops-and-agencies.cfm Unibooks: www.unibooks.com.au/ Ph: 8223 4366 Email: flinders@unibooks.com.au

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