Orientation timetable
Enrolment and faculty support sessions
Enabling courses
Free transition courses and workshops
International students
Headstart students
Tertiary Preparation Pathway (TPP) students
Noosa Centre students
Sessions for all students
Tuesday 15 July
Wednesday 16 July
Thursday 17 July
Social activities
After Orientation
Enrolment and faculty support sessions
These sessions are intended for students requiring further advice from their faculty about their program and enrolment before Orientation. There will also be an opportunity to access support to enrol online. There is no need to book for these sessions. Please contact your faculty for more information.
| Enrolment and faculty support sessions |
Date |
Times |
Venue |
Program and course information
Faculty information stalls will provide an opportunity to ask faculty staff about your program and courses. |
Thursday
12 June |
10am–12noon |
Cafe C, Building C |
Enrolment online facilities
Here you can access computers on campus to enrol through SOLAR into courses and tutorials. |
Thursday
12 June |
10am–12noon |
Library Computer Lab, 1st Floor Library |
Enrolment enquiries
Student Administration is open during office hours throughout the semester for any enquiries about your enrolment. |
Thursday
12 June |
9am–5pm |
Student Central,
Building C |
Financial assistance for students
| Financial assistance for students |
Date |
Times |
Venue |
| This session covers fees and scholarships information as well as information about government assistance. Please note that this session is not relevant to international students. |
Thursday
12 July |
6–8pm |
LT1 Building K |
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Enabling courses
Enabling courses will help you acquire basic knowledge and skills in communication, chemistry, mathematics, biology and statistics, as well as providing a solid basis for USC studies. They begin with an intensive one-week or two-week program before commencement of the degree programs, and follow up with a weekly session to support semester studies. Students lacking proficiency in senior level chemistry, mathematics, writing skills, biology, statistics or physics are strongly advised to enrol in the appropriate enabling courses before the start of semester.
Register through SOLAR.
Cost for enabling courses is:
- free of charge to Commonwealth-supported students
- free of charge for Australian and New Zealand citizens and holders of a permanent resident visa enrolled on a fee-paying basis
- A$1,500 per course for students on an international student visa
Registration for any enabling course must be completed on SOLAR. Students are provided with course outlines, and need to bring pen, paper, ruler and scientific calculator. Attendance at all sessions is recommended.
| Dates |
Times |
Sessions |
Venues |
| 7–11 July |
9am–12noon |
Enabling Biology (ENB105)
This course enables students to acquire basic knowledge in the principles of cell biology. The course helps students to better undertake study in first year university-level biology courses and the course is specifically designed for students who have not taken high school biology, or who have done so but wish to refresh their knowledge and understanding of the discipline.
This course particularly benefit students enrolled in Cell Biology (SCI103) and Human Physiology (LFS112). It begins as a one-week pre-semester intensive course and continues as weekly tutorials for the remainder of semester. |
LT2
Building K, then
Building H laboratories |
| 7–11 July |
1–4pm |
Enabling Maths (ENB102)
This course is designed to upgrade the mathematical skills of students entering academic programs at USC. An understanding of, and an ability to apply, basic maths concepts is an essential skill for all science, health, education and business students.
The course particularly benefits students enrolling in Economics for Business (BUS102) and Chemistry (SCI105) and Introduction to Mathematics (MTH101). It begins as a one-week pre-semester intensive (three hours per day) and continues as weekly tutorials for the remainder of semester. |
LT1
Building K |
| 14–18 July |
1–4pm |
Enabling Maths for Physics (ENG103)
Students undertaking Physics (SCI107) who need to upgrade their knowledge of mathematical operations and basic physics concepts are strongly encouraged to attend.
The course begins as a one-week pre-semester intensive (three hours per day) and continues as weekly tutorials for the rest of semester. |
LT1
Building K |
| 14–18 July |
9am–12noon |
Enabling Chemistry (ENB101)
This course helps you acquire basic knowledge of the principles of chemistry, enabling you to study first-year university Chemistry (SCI105) and related disciplines.
Enabling Chemistry is taught over a period of ten days (three hours per day) prior to the start of semester and continues as weekly tutorials for the remainder of semester. |
LT1
Building K and then to Building H laboratories |
| 14–18 July |
1–4pm |
Enabling Statistics (ENB104)
This course is open to students from all faculties enrolling in Research Methods courses. It is of particular benefit to students enrolling in Applied Research Methods (BUS101) in Semester 2, 2008.
The course begins as a one-week pre-semester intensive (three hours per day) and continues as weekly tutorials for the remainder of semester. |
LT5
Building K |
Weeks 1–13
on
Mondays
or
Thursdays
|
1–3pm
6–8pm |
Enabling Writing Skills (ENB106)
In this course students have the opportunity to further develop their writing skills for academic purposes. As well as general instruction on the writing process, this course provides students with opportunities to write correctly, confidently and with style.
Students are strongly encouraged to attend the complementary intensive program Academic Writing and Study Skills delivered by Student Services within the two week period before the start of each semester. |
DG.47/48
Building D |
Weeks 1-13
on
Wednesdays
or
Thursdays
|
9–11am
and 5–7pm,
2–4pm
|
Enabling Computer Literacy (ENB107)
This course enables students to acquire sufficient basic knowledge of personal computers, the University's computer network and some of the software packages available for use by undergraduate students.
The course is specifically designed for students who do not possess a basic literacy in information technologies, or who wish to refresh their knowledge before entering degree programs. |
HG.31, Building H (Weds),
J2.03 (Thurs) |
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Free transition courses and workshops
These interactive workshops can help you meet other students, and build on a number of useful skills for university study to make a successful transition to university life.
Also available is a unique course designed for our international students to introduce them to the academic requirements of study at USC.
As well as the courses listed below, a non-academic Return to Study Session for mature age students is being held on Saturday 9 August 9am–12noon. To book for this session, complete the return to study form and return it to Student Services.
Note: academic skills workshops, IT skills tutorials and Library tutorials also run during semester. Contact Student Services and the Library for more Information.
| Dates |
Times |
Sessions |
Venues |
| 7–11 July |
9am–12noon |
Academic Writing and Study Skills-Intensive Course.
This intensive five-day course provides students with the opportunity to gain specific skills and strategies needed to meet the challenges of university study. Topics covered include time management, reading and note-taking, essay and report writing, how to avoid plagiarising and critical thinking. Students need to bring a pen and paper. Worksheets and booklets are provided. Attendance at all sessions is recommended.
Students must register to secure a place. Please complete the academic writing form and return it to Student Services.
Enrolment in Enabling Writing Skills (ENB106) is highly recommended to further develop writing skills. |
LT1
Building K
|
| 7–11 July |
1–4pm |
Computer Basics for Beginners Course.
This is a practical, hands-on course that teaches basic word processing skills required to present assignments using Microsoft Word. The course provides 15 hours of training across five sessions before the start of the semester. Students are provided with a Computer Basics workbook. Attendance at all five sessions is recommended.
Students must register to secure a place. Please complete the computer basics form and return it to Student Services.
Additional computer skills workshops will be run throughout the semester to develop students' computing skills. |
J2.04 Building J |
| 8–10 July |
6–8pm |
Proofreading for Tertiary Study Course.
This six-hour course aims to teach proofreading techniques and the background knowledge of sentence structure and punctuation needed to proofread. Proofreading is the last stage of the writing process and the last chance to correct errors in written work. Bring pen, paper and a dictionary to the course. Attendance on all three days is recommended.
Students must register to secure a place. Please complete the proofreading form and return it to Student Services. |
D1.52
Building D |
Ongoing
through
semester |
2 hours duration |
IT skills workshops.
Ongoing weekly IT skills tutorials run throughout the semester to assist students in acquiring skills in Microsoft Word, Blackboard, PowerPoint, Excel and Front Page.
Students are advised of dates and times of these weekly classes during Orientation and a timetable will also be available from Student Services or on the USC portal. |
Contact Student Services,
Building C |
Ongoing
through
semester |
1–2 hours
duration |
Academic Writing and Study Skills workshops
One to two-hour academic writing and study skills workshops on topics such as essay and report writing are held every week throughout the semester at no charge to students.
A timetable of these workshops will be available from the first day of Welcome Week and also on the USC portal. Go to 'Academic Skills' under 'My organisations', then 'Study skills', 'Academic skills workshop timetable'. |
Contact Student Services,
Building C |
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International students
The following sessions are essential for international students. In addition to all of the Orientation social activities, international students are encouraged to attend Welcome Day on Monday 14 July. International students are also encouraged to attend all other Orientation sessions, particularly the relevant STARTSMART sessions and dedicated Academic Skills Session.
Assignment Writing @ USC is a course designed specifically for international students. This 6 hour course looks at written assignment expectations. You can attend this course during Orientation week or during the first 4 weeks of semester to gain knowledge about what is needed in order to meet the academic requirements at USC. To register for this course, complete the assignment writing @USC form and return to Student Services. Email: studentservices@usc.edu.au
| Session |
Times |
Essential for all international students |
Venue |
| International Student Registration and Photo ID Cards |
8.30–10.30am |
Compulsory registration for international students at USC. You may come along at any time during the session, however the queue will be longer towards the end of this session. Please bring your passport and e-visa. |
CG.39
Building C |
International Student Welcome
and Information Session |
11.15am–12.45pm |
This Orientation session, presented by USC International, will provide information about visas, OSHC, and other important information for international students. Attendance is essential. |
LT1,
Building K |
| Lunch |
12.45–1.30pm |
Purchase or bring your lunch to the Brasserie courtyard and meet staff and fellow students. |
Brasserie
Courtyard |
| Studying at USC Session |
1.30–2.30pm |
Academic skills advice and information for international students. Attendance is essential. |
LT7, Building C |
Study Abroad and
Exchange
Session |
2.30–3pm |
A compulsory specific session for Study Abroad and Exchange students |
LT7, Building C |
| Sport activities |
3–4pm
|
Fun sports with free BBQ and refreshments provided. |
Sports Stadium |
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Headstart Orientation - compulsory for new Headstart students
The following sessions are specific to Headstart students. Please note that it is compulsory for you to attend the Headstart activities planned for you on Monday 14 July. Headstart students are also encouraged to attend other Orientation activities as outlined in the Welcome Week timetable in this guide.
| Session |
Times |
For new Headstart students |
Venue |
| Registration |
8.45–9am |
Headstart students register their attendance and collect student diary, academic calendar etc. |
LT6
Building K |
| Headstart Welcome |
9–10am |
In this session, Headstart students and their parents will be given a general overview of what to expect at University including timetables, assessment and support services. |
LT6
Building
K |
Academic
Skills
Workshop |
10–11am |
This interactive workshop will provide Headstart students with strategies and information on how to write and approach their assignment work, as well as how to reference information appropriately. |
LT6
Building
K |
| Campus Tour, Student ID Cards, USC Network Tutorial and Library Tour |
11.30am–1.15pm |
Students will be taken on a guided tour of the University and provided with a student ID card. They will be shown how to use the University network and given important information about accessing the library services. |
Various |
More information about Headstart Orientation Program including your forms, tuition fees and other useful information.
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Tertiary Preparation Pathway students
Tuesday 15 July
Tertiary Preparation Pathway (TPP) students are not required to attend any of the program-specific STARTSMART sessions on Wednesday, however they are strongly encouraged to participate in the social activities and academic skills sessions throughout the week.
| Session |
Times |
For Tertiary Preparation Pathway (TPP) students |
Venue |
| TPP information session |
2–4pm |
This important session for Tertiary Preparation Pathway (TPP) students provides information about key dates, program structure and activities. A learning profile for each student will be completed. |
LT6, Building K |
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USC Noosa Centre students
Monday 14 July
| Session |
Times |
Session |
Venue |
| Noosa Official Welcome |
10am |
A specific Orientation day is planned for students studying at the Noosa Centre in 2008. We invite all first year students to attend the Official Welcome and be informed about the support services and staff available to assist you throughout your studies. |
USC Noosa Centre |
| Centre tour |
10.45am |
Following the Official Welcome, students are invited to enjoy some light refreshments, followed by a tour of rooms and facilities. |
USC Noosa Centre |
STARTSMART Sessions
- Arts and Social Sciences
- Business
|
11.30am
These sessions run concurrently |
These sessions provide program specific information on how to structure your program, select your courses and access online information as well as general program information and 'housekeeping'. |
USC Noosa Centre |
Introduction to the USC network tutorial
(This session runs concurrently with Introduction to the Library session) |
12.30pm
or
1.30pm |
This important tutorial demonstrates how to log on to the University network, how to use the USC portal, student email and the range of software used on campus, how to print your work and where it print to, your interface to lecture notes and other essential material, and an overview of the rules relating to USC network usage. |
USC Noosa Centre |
Introduction to the Library session
(This session runs concurrently with USC network tutorial) |
12.30pm
or
1.30pm |
This important session introduces you to the Library services and resources, outlining important information necessary to begin your studies as well as handy tips about copyright. |
USC Noosa Centre |
Tuesday 15 July
| Session |
Times |
Session |
Venue |
| Bus to USC campus |
9am depart from Noosa Centre |
A free bus will transport Noosa students to the USC campus at Sippy Downs for a campus orientation and photo session. |
Departure from USC Noosa
Centre |
| Campus tour |
10am |
Take a 30-minute guided tour of the USC campus conducted by a student mentor. Find out about the facilities available on campus. |
Leaving from USC campus
bus stop |
| Official Welcome |
11.15am |
Attend the Official Welcome including an Indigenous Welcome to Country and and an address by the Vice-Chancellor. |
LT1
Building K |
| FREE BBQ and fun |
from 1pm |
Market stalls, food, entertainment, 'New to the Coast' Bus Tours, Campus Tours and lots of fun and games. |
Art Gallery
Courtyard |
| Student ID card photographs |
1pm |
Noosa students can attend a specially scheduled photo session to allow time for the return trip to Noosa. |
CG.39
Building C |
| Time Management Session |
2pm |
This session teaches techniques in time management - essential for making the most out of lectures. |
LT7
Building C |
| Return bus to USC Noosa campus |
3pm |
Bus departs for return trip to Noosa |
USC campus
bus stop |
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Welcome Week - Sessions for all students
Tuesday 15 July
Welcome Day
| Session |
Times |
Information |
Venue |
| Meet your Mentor - Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences |
8.30–10am |
Students must register to secure a place. Please complete the student mentor form and return it to Student Services to participate in the Student Mentor Program. You will be matched with a mentor from your area of study and meet students who have been there and done that! A grand tour of the campus is also included. |
LT3
Building I |
Meet your Mentor
Faculty of Science, Health and Education |
8.30–10am |
Students must register to secure a place. Please complete the student mentor form and return it to Student Services to participate in the Student Mentor Program. You will be matched with a mentor from your area of study and meet students who have been there and done that! A grand tour of the campus is also included. |
LT2
Building K |
Meet your Mentor
Faculty of Business |
8.30–10am |
Students must register to secure a place. Please complete the student mentor form and return it to Student Services to participate in the Student Mentor Program. You will be matched with a mentor from your area of study and meet students who have been there and done that! A grand tour of the campus is also included. |
LT6
Building K |
| Assignment Writing @USC for International Students - Information Session |
9–10am
|
This information session will point out the type of expectations markers have for written assignments submitted at USC. It also outlines the information that will be covered in the Assignment Writing @USC course and invites you to participate by asking questions. |
LT7
Building C |
| Study in English |
10–11.30am |
For non-English speaking background students, this interactive workshop answers the questions you may have about managing the challenges of tertiary academic study in English. |
LT7
Building C |
| Introduction to the Library session |
10–11am
or
2-3pm
or
5-6pm |
This session provides an introduction to Library services and resources, giving you the information you need to get started with your studies. Information on copyright is also included. |
LT2,
Building K |
| Welcome Day Markets and BBQ |
10.30am–3pm |
Market stalls, food, entertainment, 'New to the Coast' Bus Tours, Campus Tours, music, and lots of fun and games. |
Art Gallery Courtyard, USC Campus |
| Official Welcome |
11.15am–12noon |
The Official Welcome, including an Indigenous Welcome to Country, is a 'must do' activity that kicks off Orientation week's social orientation events. The Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Paul Thomas, will speak at the event and highlight new developments underway at USC. |
LT1
Building K |
Science Health and Education
Faculty Welcome |
12–12.45pm |
The faculty Welcome is a great opportunity to meet some faculty staff and fellow students. Find out more about support available to you, how to be a successful USC student and more about life on campus. A free BBQ lunch follows. |
LT1
Building K |
Arts and Social Science
Faculty Welcome |
12–12.45pm |
The faculty Welcome is a great opportunity to meet some faculty staff and fellow students. Find out more about support available to you, how to be a successful USC student and more about life on campus. A free BBQ lunch follows. |
LT7
Building C |
Business
Faculty Welcome |
12–12.45pm |
The faculty Welcome is a great opportunity to meet some faculty staff and fellow students. Find out more about support available to you, how to be a successful USC student and more about life on campus. A free BBQ lunch follows. |
LT3
Building I |
| Afternoon Tea |
1–3pm |
Take a quick break, make yourself a coffee and enjoy the music and activity. |
Art Gallery
Courtyard |
University
Survival Skills |
3–4pm |
Professor Andy Hede has been presenting this popular session every semester since the University started in 1996. It is a must for new students wanting to discover how to survive and thrive at university. Learn how to negotiate the potential pitfalls of academia. |
LT7
Building C |
Student ID
Photographs |
From 1.30–5.30pm |
Choose a time to have your photograph taken for your Student ID card. You will need to bring current photo ID. Student ID cards are required to borrow items from the University Library, access university computer labs, for general identification on campus and proof of ID for examinations. |
CG.39
Building C |
| Campus tours |
2–2.45pm |
Take a guided tour of the USC campus, conducted by a USC mentor. Find out about the facilities available on campus. |
Leaves from Art Gallery Courtyard |
| Sports and Facilities tours |
1.45pm
or
2.45pm |
Join an informative tour of sporting facilities at USC, including the new sports stadium and the University Club. |
Leaving from Art Gallery Courtyard |
| New to the Coast Bus Tour |
1–2pm
or
2–3pm |
This activity is designed for those who are new to the Sunshine Coast. It answers questions about different services and opportunities on the coast and includes a one-hour bus trip to local shops, banks, post office, bus stations, Sunshine Plaza and the cinemas. Please register at Student Services, Building C |
Leaving from Art Gallery Courtyard |
| Time Management |
2–3pm |
This session teaches techniques in time management - essential for making the most of your university experience. |
LT7
Building C |
Assignment Writing @ USC for International Students
Course A (Part 1) |
2–5pm |
For international students only, this course covers assignment expectations. In particular, it looks at using and acknowledging evidence appropriately, using effective library research skills and understanding USC assignment protocols.
You must register to secure a place, please complete the assignment writing @USC form and return it to Student Services.
Note: This course will be run again after Orienation during the first 4 weeks of semester. |
LT3
Building I |
| Introduction to USC Network Tutorial ** |
2–3pm
or
3–4pm
or
4–5pm |
Sign-on sheets are available at the Library help desk. Tel: +61 7 5459 4455, or email studenthelp@usc.edu.au
This tutorial shows you how to log on to the University network, how to use the USC email system, how to print your work, as well as an overview of the rules relating to the use of the University's computing resources. You will also learn how to use the USC portal - your interface to lecture notes and other essential material. |
J2.04 Building J |
| Exam Preparation |
4–5pm |
As well as covering the basic principles of learning and memory, this workshop also provides practical guidelines for revision. |
LT7
Building C |
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Wednesday 16th July
| Session |
Times |
Information |
Venues |
Student ID photographs
|
9am–5pm |
Choose a time to have your photograph taken for your Student ID card. You will need to bring current photo ID. Student ID cards are required to borrow items from the University Library, access university computer labs, for general identification on campus and proof of ID for examinations. Please note there is usually a high demand in the mornings. |
CG.39 Building C |
| Introduction to USC Network Tutorial ** |
9–10am
or
10–11am |
Sign-on sheets are available at the Library help desk. Tel: +61 7 5459 4455, or email studenthelp@usc.edu.au
This tutorial shows you how to log on to the University network, how to use the USC email system, how to print your work, as well as an overview of the rules relating to the use of the University's computing resources. You will also learn how to use the USC portal - your interface to lecture notes and other essential material. |
J2.04
Building J |
| Introduction to the Library session |
9–10am |
This session provides an introduction to Library services and resources, giving you the information you need to get started with your studies. Information on copyright is also included. |
LT4
Building I |
STARTSMART
Graduate Diploma in Education |
9–11am |
Essential for Graduate Diploma in Education students.
Provides specific information on workplace learning requirements, blue card applications, and where to find online information, including suggestions on how to plan and prepare for this challenging year. |
LT3
Building I |
STARTSMART
Arts and Social Sciences |
11am–12noon |
Essential for Arts and Social Sciences students.
All you need to know about the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences programs and specific information on how to plan your studies. Meet supportive faculty staff and students. |
LT7
Building C |
STARTSMART
Education
(undergraduate) |
12noon–1pm |
Essential for undergraduate Education students.
Provides specific information on how to structure your program, how to select your major teaching area and minor teaching area, where to find online information, workplace learning requirements, and blue card applications. |
LT7
Building C |
STARTSMART
Business |
11am–12.30pm |
Essential for Business students
All you need to know about Faculty of Business programs, including specific information about how to plan your studies. Meet supportive faculty staff and students. |
LT3
Building I |
STARTSMART
Science and Health |
11am–12noon |
Essential for Science and Health students
All you need to know about Science and Health programs, including specific information about how to plan your studies. Meet supportive faculty staff and students. |
LT1
Building K |
| Lunch Party plus social games |
12noon–2pm |
This complimentary lunch is a perfect opportunity to meet your fellow students. Get involved in a range of indoor sports, music and activities. |
Uni Club |
| World Cup Soccer |
2–4pm |
Participate in this fun soccer game and represent your country of origin. Please sign up for this game on Tuesday at the Orientation Market Sport and Recreation Stall. |
USC Sports Stadium |
| Effective Reading Strategies |
1–2pm |
This session teaches techniques in reading - essential for getting the most out of your study resources. |
LT7
Building C |
| Campus tour |
2–2.45pm |
Take a guided tour of the USC campus, conducted by a USC mentor. Find out about the facilities available on campus. This tour joins the Sports and Facilities Tour, for interested students. |
Leaving from the Art Gallery Courtyard |
| Introduction to USC Network Tutorial ** |
2–3pm
or
3–4pm
or
5–6pm |
Sign-on sheets are available at the Library help desk. Tel: +61 7 5459 4455, or email studenthelp@usc.edu.au
This tutorial shows you how to log on to the University network, how to use USC's email system, and how to print your work, as well as the rules relating to the use of the University's computing resources. You will learn how to use the USC portal - your interface to lecture notes and other essential material. |
J2.04
Building J |
| Referencing for International Students |
2–3.30pm |
For international students only, this session provides an introduction to the Harvard Referencing System used at USC, as well as information on how to avoid plagiarism. |
LT7
Building C |
| Fees information session |
2–3pm |
This important session answers questions about your university fees. Find out about HECS-HELP, census dates and learn how to pay fees using your electronic invoice. Attendance is strongly recommended. |
LT3
Building I |
| Careers Exploration |
3–4pm |
This session answers your questions about career planning and maximising your employment potential. Find out about free, on campus, career support services through the careerconnection program. |
LT4
Building I |
| Undergraduate scholarships information |
3–4pm |
Find out about the Equity Scholarships (including Commonwealth Scholarships), eligibility requirements, and the application process for scholarships at USC. These scholarships are only open to Australian citizens or permanent residents. |
LT3
Building I |
| Note-taking |
4–5pm |
This session teaches techniques in note-taking - essential for getting the most out of lectures. |
LT7
Building C |
| GO Program Presentation |
4–5pm |
This GO Program presentation shows you how you can plan to include a semester overseas as part of your USC program. The earlier you plan, the better able you are to maximise your opportunity to GO! |
LT6
Building K |
| Student Guild Welcome Party |
8pm–12midnight |
Come and join the Student Guild for an O-Week party. |
Venue to be advised |
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Thursday 17th July
| Session |
Times |
Information |
Venues |
Assignment Writing @ USC for International Students
Course A (Part 2) |
9am–12noon |
For international students only, this course covers assignment expectations. In particular, this session covers academic style and the difference between writing essays and reports.
You must register to secure a place, please complete the assignment writing @USC form and return it to Student Services. |
LT3
Building I |
Friday 18 July - Sunday 20 July
| Session |
Time |
Details |
Venue |
| Fraser Island Orientation Camp |
Departs Friday
18 July
Returns Sunday
20 July |
Stay at the University's research and education facility at Dilli Village for two nights.
Activities can include bushwalking on some of the island's Great Walks trails, visiting freshwater lakes, fishing swimming and bird-watching. Meet some of your lecturers and find out more about your program. All students are welcome to attend this optional activity.
Cost of A$160 includes the bus travel to Rainbow Beach, 4WD bus to Dilli Village, barge transfers, accommodation, linen and food. Limited places are available. To confirm a place please complete the registration form and return it to Student Services. |
Dilli Village, Fraser Island |
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