Orientation
The orientation program is designed to help prepare you for your studies at the University of Adelaide College.
There will be a number of helpful information sessions, activities, and chances to meet new friends.
Orientation
You will be provided with your orientation schedule on arrival.
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- Academic Information (FSP/DTS/DTB/PMP/GAE)
- Support Services – PDF Download
- Accommodation
- Staying Safe – PDF Download
- Adjusting to a new way of life – PDF Download
- Adelaide University Union – PDF Download – https://www.auu.org.au/
- Adelaide University Sports – PDF Download – https://www.theblacks.com.au/
- UoAC Social Club – PDF Download – https://www.facebook.com/uoacsocialclub
- OSHC – https://www.bupa.com.au/health-insurance/oshc
- StudyAdelaide – PDF Download – https://studyadelaide.com/
- Under 18 Information – PDF
– Location –
Please arrive for the first day of orientation at 9:00am – The University of Adelaide College, 132 Grenfell Street.
– Additional Information –
To collect your University of Adelaide student ID card, you will need to visit Ask Adelaide on level 3 of Hub central.
You need to bring:
- Your passport
- Orientation Program
If you already have an ID card, make sure it is still valid. Visit Ask Adelaide to update your card.
All students are required to complete the Access Adelaide Checklist before collecting an ID card. If you do not complete this, you will not receive an ID card.
Visit the Access Adelaide portal:
Below is a list of things you need to complete to finalise your enrollment.
✔ On arrival, present passport or student ID card
✔ Collect orientation pack (new arrivals)
✔ Attend maths skills assessment (FSP students only)
✔ Consult with a counsellor to select your subjects (FSP students only)
✔ Collect students ID card or update ID card if expired
✔ Complete Access Adelaide checklist
✔ Activate your University email account
✔ Collect your timetable
Visit the Access Adelaide portal:
To find out more information on preparing for college, including health insurance and the cost of living in Adelaide, click here.
Here are a series of quick links to additional information that will assist you with your transition into the college:
- Preparing for college – useful information on health insurance, departure guides and the cost of living
- Student email – Set up your student email
- KITE test – Find out your level of English
- Access Adelaide – University login
- IT Booklet – Explore the student facilities
- Setup email:
- Orientation survey – Tell us what you think
– Subjects –
Each subject is developed and maintained with the support of the University of Adelaide, to ensure that they provide students with the necessary and relevant education required in order to easily progress into their bachelor degree program.
A counsellor will be available to advise you on which subjects to take during the subject selection session.