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Social work taught virtually at UniSA
Social work students can now use a virtual avatar to build the emotional skills required to be an effective social…
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Industry & Research
New MBA degree to teach skills for AUKUS alliance skills
Teaching is under way in a new MBA degree based on the AUKUS alliance that is being offered jointly by…
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In the News
Mary O’Kane praises the planned university merger in SA
The head of the federal government’s higher education review has praised the planned university merger in South Australia, saying she…
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Industry & Research
Surprising benefits of four day work week: study
New research by an Australian university has added more weight to the growing push for a four-day working week. Health researchers from…
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Industry & Research
Eating walnuts can reduce academic stress: study
Eating walnuts has proven to be effective in reducing academic stress, a new study by the University of South Australia…
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In the News
UniSA reintroduces mask mandate
The University of South Australia has reintroduced mask mandates on campus and has recommended online learning in efforts to curb…
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News
Epidemiologists warn Australians won’t be fully vaccinated by Christmas, describing rollout as ‘snail’s pace’
Leading epidemiologists are warning that Australians will not be fully vaccinated by Christmas, based on the current speed of the…
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Industry & Research
During COVID-19, many work risks are psychological, not physical: UniSA research
Wednesday was World Day for Safety and Health at Work, a time when many might think about the importance of…
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News
Remembering and celebrating the life of Tracey Bretag
It was something of a bittersweet moment when Professor Tracey Bretag from The University of South Australia (UniSA) was posthumously…
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Industry & Research
Microbiologist with engaging, novel teaching approach receives coveted teacher of the year award
Associate Professor Jack Wang has taken out the prestigious Australian University Teacher of the Year award for 2020, with the…
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News
Researchers call for a ‘national response’ to harmful sexual behaviours among children
A newly released book by Dr Lesley-Ann Ey and Professor Elspeth McInnes of UniSA is pushing for a national, coordinated…
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News
3D technology ensures UniSA podiatry students graduate on time
In these times of COVID-19 it seems many activities – especially those involving close contact – simply have to be…
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In the News
UniSA steps up to help SA schools transition to online learning
The University of South Australia has confirmed it will assist the state’s schools to transition to online learning, after an…
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Top Story
Dun dun: TV crime comes to the University of South Australia
Crime shows – be they fiction or true – are some of the world’s most popular television programs, frequently devoured…
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Industry & Research
Researchers slam media, other researchers for peddling myth about sitting
When it comes to your health, sitting ≠ smoking. That's the crux of a new piece in the American Journal of…
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In the News
Beware of work-creep: the home habits bad for job recovery
“I will just reply to this email.” Professionals have likely found themselves saying this in their head or to a…
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In the News
Merger off the table: Unis of SA and Adelaide pull the plug
The Universities of Adelaide and South Australia will not merge, their chancellors announced yesterday. In a statement, they said they…
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Industry & Research
Attitudes towards plagiarism culturally relative: study
Though all cultures perceive contract cheating as wrong, nearly half of ESL students see plagiarism – a subtler form of cheating – as…
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Workforce
On the move: September
Retiring after 67 years at UQ The University of Queensland’s Emeritus Professor Edward White, better known as Ted, from the School…
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Commentary
The University effect: Developing new industries
How universities keep the wheels of the new economy turning. In the year I took up the role of vice-chancellor…
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In the News
UniSA now on-demand
The notion of 'on-demand' has become prevalent in our everyday lives. We binge-watch TV, listen to podcasts, and will soon…
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Industry & Research
Distinguished London fellowship for Aboriginal educator
David Unaipon - the Indigenous man on the Australian $50 note - would be proud. Professor Lester-Irabinna Rigney is about…
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Student wine tasters help with Asian market
University of South Australia students are raising their glasses to the introduction of a new wine club that aims to…
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