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Aurora internship program: Summer 2020/2021 round
Despite the challenges of COVID-19, the Internships team at Auroro is continuing to do all we can to meet the needs of our Hosts and the aspirations of our participants.
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VC Cup opens for registrations
AU Sport has opened registrations up for the Vice-Chancellor’s Cup for 2020.
Arts Alumna wins prestigious Helpmann Award for Voice
The Helpmann Academy has announced that emerging vocalist and Adelaide University graduate Erin McKellar has been awarded the inaugural Helpmann Academy Award for Voice, valued at $8,000.
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From Victorian collections to Virtual Museum
The University of Adelaide’s Tate Museum has unveiled a new virtual reality exhibition that can be enjoyed by anyone with a VR headset.
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Virtual London study tour for music students
The University of Adelaide music study tours have been one of the most influential group learning experiences, bringing the reality of the profession to music students.
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Department of Geography, Environment and Population awards ceremony goes virtual
Last week the Department of Geography, Environment and Population awarded prizes to the top students of 2019, virtually.
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The Quarantine Project: stay connected with your peers during COVID-19
Faculty of Arts and Bachelor of Teaching student, Luke Mollet, spoke with us about The Quarantine Project, an online platform created for peers to stay connected during COVID-19.
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A tribute to Ian Mclean: Economic Historian, former colleague and friend
In remembrance of Ian McLean by Ralph Bayer
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Cook with Kayoko: online cooking class with our Japanese lecturer
On Thursday, May 22, our Japanese lecturer Kayoko Enomoto held an online cooking class for staff and students.
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Jazz forum online going ahead with staff and guest alumni
Jazz forum online has continued to go ahead with staff and guest alumni.
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