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Latest news
07 Apr
Emeritus Professor Purnendra Jain awarded the Order of the Rising Sun
Japanese Consul-General holds Order of the Rising Sun award ceremony for Emeritus Professor Purnendra Jain in Adelaide 17 Mar
Amelia Rungkat: Student Volunteer of the Year 2020
Congratulations to our very own Amelia Rungkat who was awarded Student Volunteer of the Year 2020. 15 Mar
Adelaide to Shanghai: Taking Australia’s game to the world
On February 19 , Wakefield Press held a book launch for Andrew Hunter’s Port Adelaide to Shanghai: Taking Australia’s game to the world. 15 Mar
Cassie Ackerman shares about her Adelaide Festival internship
Last year Bachelor of Media (Marketing) student Cassie Ackerman was an intern at the Adelaide Festival. This year, she has a job as the Marketing Coordinator at the Adelaide Festival Centre – before she’s even finished her degree. 15 Mar
Participants Wanted: Study of Audience Perceptions of Vlogging
Seeking participants aged 18-34 years old, who are frequent viewers of YouTube videos and fluent in English. Participants will be asked to take part in one 2-hour focus group with snacks provided.
Upcoming events
10 May
Department of History Seminar: Mourning the Dead: New Guinea Villagers and the Pacific War
Associate Professor Christine Winter will present and lead a fascinating discussion concerning - ‘Mourning the Dead: New Guinea Villagers and the Pacific War’ 12 May Over the past ten years, the topics of character, resilience, and wellbeing in education have drawn attention by school leaders, teachers and policymakers; however, there is a gap between the developments in schools and how initial teacher education at universities have responded.