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Tuesday 16 February

Session Times Information Venue
Student Card Photo ID
Session		 8:30am–5pm Choose a time to have your photograph taken for your Student ID Card. This card is essential for borrowing items from the University Library, accessing University computer labs and for proof of identification on campus and at examinations. You will need to bring current Photo ID with you. LT3, Building I
All Student
Official Welcome 		9–10am Experience a traditional Indigenous Welcome to Country and commencement speech from the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Paul Thomas as he welcomes all new students to the University. Fellow students will also share their experiences in achieving their goals at USC. Sports Stadium
Faculty Welcome  Science, Health and Education 10–11am This welcome session gives you the chance to meet your faculty staff, student mentors, and other students in your academic year.
Learn about support available, life on campus and how to maximise your chances of success within your chosen program of study.		 Sports Stadium
USC IT Network Deep Dive 10–12noon
or
2–4pm
 This is a hands-on, interactive 2-hour session specifically designed for students who may have limited IT experience. Topics cover all aspects of the USC network and students will gain valuable knowledge in the use of the University IT system. Students will develop an understanding and increased confidence in the use of IT services.

Register for this session at the Student IT Help Desk on the first floor of the Library,
Tel: +61 7 5459 4455, or email studentithelp@usc.edu.au		 J2.03,
Building J
IT Essentials Presentation

and


Wireless IT Workshop

 10–11am
or
11am–12noon
or
2–3pm
or
3–4pm
or
6–7pm		 This short presentation covers all areas of the USC network, as detailed in the Undergraduate IT Essentials Guide. Students will be given an overview of the University IT systems and understanding of the services available and policies that relate to use of the IT network.

The Wireless IT Workshop follows on from the IT Essentials presentation and is designed to assist students connecting their personal laptops to the USC wireless network. IT staff will be available to help students with configuration issues and explain the wireless services available at USC.

Register for this session at the Student IT Help Desk on the first floor of the Library,
Tel: +61 7 5459 4455, or email studentithelp@usc.edu.au		 C1.40, Building C
Introduction
to the Library Tutorial 		10–11am
or
1–2pm
or
2–3pm
or
3–4pm
or
5–6pm		 This half-hour presentation provides an introduction to Library services and resources. It covers important information necessary to get started with your studies, as well as copyright regulations. The opportunity for questions and follow up will be available after the presentation. LT2, Building K (10am and 3pm)

LT6, Building K (1pm, 2pm and 5pm)

Sports and Facilities Tour 10–10.30am Take a guided information tour of the USC Sports stadium and discover the variety of facilities, equipment and sports available to students. Sports Stadium
Campus Tour 10–10.45am Take a guided tour of the USC campus. A USC mentor will tell you all about the facilities available.  Leaves from Sports Stadium
Community Day Markets 10am–3pm Information booths and community market stalls run throughout the day. Browse in between sessions or as you enjoy your free BBQ lunch.    Great Court Lawn (between Buildings D and I)
STARTSMART
Science, Health and Education		 11am–12noon Essential for science and health students (who do not have a specific STARTSMART session to attend).
Find out all you need to know about your programs, specific information on how to plan your studies and meet faculty staff and students.		 Sports Stadium
STARTSMART
Nursing Science		 11am–12noon Essential for nursing science students.
This session provides specific information on how to structure your program, how to select your major area and minor areas of study, where to find online information and, where applicable, workplace learning requirements, and blue card applications.		 LT1, Building K
STARTSMART
Education
Combined Programs		 11am–12noon Essential for secondary and early undergraduate education students.
This session 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, blue card applications, and includes suggestions on how to plan and prepare for this challenging year.		 LT2, Building K
STARTSMART
Occupational Therapy		 11am–12noon Essential for occupational therapy students.
This session provides specific information on how to structure your program, how to select your major area and minor areas of study, where to find online information and, where applicable, workplace learning requirements, and blue card applications.		 LT4, Building I
STARTSMART
Master of Mental Health Nursing		 11am–12noon Essential for master of mental health nursing students.
This session provides specific information on how to structure your program, how to select your major area and minor areas of study, where to find online information and, where applicable, workplace learning requirements, and blue card applications.		 LT5, Building K
STARTSMART
Paramedic Science		 11am–12noon Essential for paramedic science students.
This session provides specific information on how to structure your program, how to select your major area and minor areas of study, where to find online information and, where applicable, workplace learning requirements, and blue card applications.		 LT6, Building K
STARTSMART
Graduate Diploma in Education		 11am–12noon Essential for graduate diploma in education students.
This session provides specific information on workplace learning requirements, blue card applications, where to find online information and includes suggestions on how to plan and prepare for this challenging year.		 LT7, Building C
STARTSMART  Engineering 11am–12noon Essential for engineering students.
This session provides specific information on workplace learning requirements, where to find online information and includes suggestions on how to plan and prepare for this challenging year.		 DG.47/48, Building D
Cultural Awareness Activities 11am–12noon Bush Tucker Walks with Aboriginal historian and nutritionist Beverly Hand. Leaves from Buranga Centre display, Building C
Free Student
BBQ Lunch		 12noon–2pm Free Rotary Club sausage sizzle. All students are invited to attend this free BBQ and enjoy the live entertainment. Great Court Lawn (between Buildings D and I)
Lunch time activities 12noon–1pm "Boot Camp Survivor": a fun and competitive obstacle course with prizes for the winners. Great Court Lawn (between Buildings D and I)
Meet Your Mentor
Faculty of Science, Health and Education     		12.30–2pm Join the Student Mentor Program. You will be matched with a mentor from your faculty who will share their experiences, tips and give you a personal guided tour of the campus.

Register for this session. Complete the Mentor Program Registration Form (PDF 113KB) and return it to Student Services.		 LT2, Building K
Cultural Awareness Activities 1–2pm Bush Tucker Walks with Aboriginal historian and nutritionist Beverly Hand. Leaves from Buranga Centre display, Building C
Fees Information Session 1–2pm This important session answers questions about your university fees. Find out about HECS-HELP, census dates and how to keep track of your fees and view and print your electronic invoice on USCCentral LT7, Building C
STARTSMART Education Primary 2–3pm Essential for education primary students.
This session provides information on the Bachelor of Education (Primary) only. It includes an overview of the workplace learning requirements and blue card application information and gives detailed information about how the courses are structured and the expectations for students in this program. This session does not cater for students entering the Early Years program.		 LT7, Building C
STARTSMART Nutrition and Dietetics 2–3pm Essential for nutrition and dietetics students.
This session 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.		 LT4, Building I
Welcome Tertiary Preparation Pathway 2–3pm Essential for Tertiary Preparation Pathway students.
This session provides an overview of the Tertiary Preparation Pathway program and the academic and support services available to students.		 LT2, Building K
Campus Tours 2–2.45pm Take a guided tour of the USC campus. A USC mentor will tell you all about the facilities available. Art Gallery
Sports and Facilities Tour 2–2.30pm Take a guided information tour of the USC Sports stadium and discover the variety of facilities, equipment and sports available to students. Sports Stadium
World Cup Soccer Challenge 2–4pm The World Cup Soccer Challenge gives students from all over the world to play for their country in a fun and social environment. Register your interest at the USC Sport stall at Market Day. Sports Stadium
Effective Reading Strategies 3–4pm This session teaches techniques in reading—essential for getting the most out of your study resources. LT7, Building C
Career Exploration 3–4pm Have your career planning questions answered and learn how to maximise your employment potential. Find out about free, on-campus career support services available through Career Connection. LT5, Building K
Assignment Writing @ USC for International Students 3–5pm,
(will continue Thurs 1–5pm)		 For international students only, this course covers assignment-writing expectations. In particular, this session looks at using and acknowledging evidence appropriately, and understanding USC assignment protocols.

Register for the session. Complete the Assignment Writing @ USC for International Students Registration Form, Semester 1, 2010 (PDF 76KB) and return it to Student Services.		 LT6, Building K
Time Management 4–5pm This session teaches techniques in time management—essential for making the most of your university experience. LT7, Building C
STARTSMART Education - Graduate Diploma 5–6pm (Repeat session) graduate diploma in education students.
This session provides specific information on workplace learning requirements, blue card applications, where to find online information and includes suggestions on how to plan and prepare for this challenging year.		 LT7, Building C

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Wednesday 17 February

Session Times Information Venue
Student Card Photo ID Session 8:30am–5pm Choose a time to have your photograph taken for your Student ID Card. This card is essential for borrowing items from the University Library, accessing University computer labs and for proof of identification on campus and at examinations. You will need to bring current Photo ID with you. LT3, Building I
Faculty Welcome
Arts and Social Sciences		 9–10am Essential for arts and social sciences students.
This welcome session gives you the chance to meet your faculty staff, student mentors, and other students in your academic year.
Learn about support available, life on campus and how to maximise your chances of success within your chosen program of study.		 LT1, Building K
IT Essentials Presentation

and

Wireless IT Workshop		 9–10am
or
10–11am
or
11am–12noon
or
2–3pm
or
3–4pm		 This short presentation covers all areas of the USC network, as detailed in the Undergraduate IT Essentials Guide. Students will be given an overview of the University IT systems and understanding of the services available and policies that relate to use of the IT network.

The Wireless IT Workshop follows on from the IT Essentials presentation and is designed to assist students connecting their personal laptops to the USC wireless network. IT staff will be available to help students with configuration issues and explain the wireless services available at USC.

Register for this session at the Student IT Help Desk on the first floor of the Library,
Tel: +61 7 5459 4455, or email studentithelp@usc.edu.au		 C1.40, Building C
Introduction to the Library Tutorial 9–10am
or
1–2pm
or
2–3pm
or
3–4pm		 This half-hour presentation provides an introduction to Library services and resources. It covers important information necessary to get started with your studies, as well as copyright regulations. The opportunity for questions and follow up will be available after the presentation. LT2, Building K (9am,1pm and 2pm)

LT6, Building K (3pm)
USC Central Enrolment Assistance Session 9–11am Need help with your enrolment? Access computers on campus to enrol in your courses using USCCentral. Student Administration staff will be on hand to help you get started and to answer your questions. Computer Lab DG.45, Building D
USC Sports and Societies Day 10am–3pm Come along and check out the variety of University sporting and social interest clubs available on campus. Sign up with your favourite sporting team, try out a new sport, get involved with an interesting club or start your own. Great Court Lawn (between Buildings D and I)
Meet and Greet Session Psychology 10–11am This relaxed and informal meet and greet session gives new Psychology students a chance to mingle with other first year students in their program and staff, prior to the Startsmart session at 11am. Mezzanine Floor, level 1, Building C
Meet and Greet Public Relations/ Corporate and Public Affairs 10–11am This relaxed and informal meet and greet session gives new Public Relations and Corporate and Public Affairs students a chance to mingle with other first year students in their program and staff prior, to the Startsmart session at 11am. CG.39, Building C
STARTSMART Journalism 10–11am Essential for students studying journalism.
Find out all you need to know about your program and major as well as a chance to meet faculty staff and students.		 LT1, Building K
STARTSMART Computer-Based Design 10–11am Essential for students studying computer-based design.
Find out all you need to know about your program major as well as a chance to meet faculty staff and students.		 LT2,     Building K
STARTSMART Politics 10–11am Essential for students studying politics.
Find out all you need to know about your program major and minor as well as a chance to meet faculty staff and students.		 LT4, Building I
STARTSMART Regional and Urban Planning 10–11am Essential for students studying regional and urban planning.
Find out all you need to know about your program as well as a chance to meet faculty staff and students.		 LT5, Building K
STARTSMART Social Work/ Human Services 10–11am Essential for students of social work or human services.
Find out all you need to know about these programs as well as a chance to meet faculty staff and students.		 LT6, Building K
STARTSMART History/ Australian Studies 10–11am Essential for students studying history or Australian studies.
Find out all you need to know about these majors and minors as well as a chance to meet faculty staff and students.		 LT8, Building K
STARTSMART
Postgraduate Programs
Faculty of Arts and Social Science		 10–11am Essential for students studying postgraduate courses in the Faculty of Arts and Social Science.
Find out all you need to know about your postgraduate study at USC as well as a chance to meet faculty staff and students.		 CG.50, Building C
Campus Tours 10–10:45am Take a guided tour of the USC campus. A USC mentor will tell you all about the facilities available. Leaves from the Art Gallery
STARTSMART Creative Writing/ English 11am–12noon Essential for students studying creative writing or English.
Find out all you need to know about these programs, major and minors as well as a chance to meet faculty staff and students.		 LT1, Building K
STARTSMART Advertising/ Public Relations/ Corporate and Public Affairs 11am–12noon Essential for students studying advertising, public relations or public and corporate affairs.
Find out all you need to know about these programs, major and minors as well as a chance to meet faculty staff and students.		 LT2, Building K
STARTSMART Languages 11am–12noon Essential for students studying Indonesian, Italian or Japanese.
Find out all you need to know about these majors and minors as well as a chance to meet faculty staff and students.		 LT4, Building I
STARTSMART Justice and Legal Studies 11am–12noon Essential for students studying justice and legal studies.
Find out all you need to know about the program, major and minor as well as a chance to meet faculty staff and students.		 LT5, Building K
STARTSMART Counselling 11am–12noon Essential for students studying counselling.
Find out all you need to know about the program, major and minor as well as a chance to meet faculty staff and students.		 LT6, Building K
STARTSMART Psychology 11am–12noon Essential for students studying psychology.
Find out all you need to know about the programs and major as well as a chance to meet faculty staff and students.		 LT7, Building C
STARTSMART Sociology 11am–12noon Essential for students studying sociology.
Find out all you need to know about the major and minor as well as a chance to meet faculty staff and students.		 LT8, Building K
Free Student
BBQ Lunch		 12noon–1pm Free Rotary Club Sausage Sizzle. All students are invited to attend this free BBQ. Eat while enjoying the live entertainment. Great Court Lawn (between Buildings D and I)
Lunch time activities 12noon–1pm A variety of sports and activity demonstrations including martial arts, touch footy, tug-o-war, volleyball, frisbee sports. Great Court Lawn (between Buildings D and I)
Great Court Race 12.30pm Bring your running gear and join in the annual running of the Great Court Race. A serious race for serious runners this event follows the 800m circuit of the University "Great Court" with cash prizes for the first three men and women home. Great Court Lawn (between Buildings D and I)

Meet Your Mentor

Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences

1–2.30pm Join the Student Mentor Program. You will be matched with a mentor from your faculty who will share their experiences, tips and give you a personal guided tour of the campus.

Register for this session. Complete the Mentor Program Registration Form (PDF 113KB) and return it to Student Services.		 LT8, Building K
Study in English Session 1–3pm This interactive workshop is for students from non-English speaking backgrounds. The workshop will answer questions you may have about managing the challenges of tertiary academic study in English. DG.47/48, Building D
Note taking 1–2pm This session teaches techniques in note taking—essential for getting the most out of lectures. LT7, Building C
Indigenous Cultural Awareness Workshop 1–2pm A re-telling of Local Creation story including historical perspectives on Indigenous and non-Indigenous relations. LT6, Building K
USC IT Network Deep Dive 2–4pm This is a hands-on, interactive 2-hour session specifically designed for students who may have limited IT experience. Topics cover all aspects of the USC network and students will gain valuable knowledge in the use of the University IT system.

Register for this session at the Student IT Help Desk on the first floor of the Library,
Tel: +61 7 5459 4455, or email studentithelp@usc.edu.au		 J2.03, Building J
Effective Reading Strategies 2pm–3pm This session teaches techniques in reading—essential for getting the most out of your study resources. LT5, Building K
Centrelink, Tenancy Advice and Accommodation Workshop 2pm–3pm In this session you will receive helpful information and advice about Centrelink benefits for students, and renting and accommodation on the Sunshine Coast. LT4,Building I
Fees Information Session 2–3pm This important session answers questions about your university fees. Find out about HECS-HELP, census dates and how to keep track of your fees and view and print your electronic invoice on USCCentral. LT7, Building C
Campus Tours 2–2.45pm Take a guided tour of the USC campus. A USC mentor will tell you all about the facilities available. Art Gallery
Referencing for International Students 3–4pm 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. LT2, Building K
Scholarship Information Session 3–4pm Find out how to apply for scholarships and other financial assistance available to students. LT7, Building C
Free Movie Night

X-Men Origins: Wolverine		 7–9pm Bring your lollies and chips and enjoy a latest release DVD movie. This event is free and open to all ages. It is an alcohol and drug free event. Family and friends of students welcome.
Bring your Student ID card for entry. 		LT7, Building C

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Thursday 18 February

Session Times Information Venue
Student Card Photo ID Session 8:30am–5pm Choose a time to have your photograph taken for your Student ID Card. This card is essential for borrowing items from the University Library, accessing University computer labs and for proof of identification on campus and at examinations. You will need to bring current Photo ID with you. LT3, Building I
Meet Your Mentor
Faculty of Business		 8.30–10am Join the Student Mentor Program. You will be matched with a mentor from your faculty who will share their experiences, tips and give you a personal guided tour of the campus.

Register for this session. Complete the Mentor Program Registration Form (PDF 113KB) and return it to Student Services.		 LT1, Building K
IT Essentials Presentation

and

Wireless IT Workshop		 9–10am
or
10–11am
or
11am–12noon
or
2–3pm
or
3–4pm
or
6–7pm		 This short presentation covers all areas of the USC network, as detailed in the Undergraduate IT Essentials Guide. Students will be given an overview of the University IT systems and understanding of the services available and policies that relate to use of the IT network.

The Wireless IT Workshop follows on from the IT Essentials presentation and is designed to assist students connecting their personal laptops to the USC wireless network. IT staff will be available to help students with configuration issues and explain the wireless services available at USC.

Register for this session at the Student IT Help Desk on the first floor of the Library,
Tel: +61 7 5459 4455, or email studentithelp@usc.edu.au		 C1.40, Building C
Introduction to the Library Tutorial for Postgraduate Students 9am–10.30am This 90 minute presentation provides an introduction to Library services and resources. It covers important information necessary to get started with your studies, as well as copyright regulations. The opportunity for questions and follow up will be available after the presentation. Library Lab, Ground floor, Library
You, Stress and Uni Success 9am– 10am This Student Services presentation focuses on stress and its usefulness in the academic environment. We look at the physical, emotional and psychological effects of stress, how to manage stress and use it to your advantage, and how to rebalance your life if you become overwhelmed. LT2, Building K
Faculty Welcome Business 10–11am Essential for business students.
This welcome session gives you the chance to meet your faculty staff, student mentors, and other students in your academic year.
Learn about support available, life on campus and how to maximise your chances of success within your chosen program of study.		 LT1, Building K
USCCentral Enrolment Information Session 10–10:30am
then
10:30am–12noon		 Learn how to use USCCentral to manage your studies online including how to enrol, access course and exam timetables, results and academic records and how to keep your personal and contact details up to date.
Practical enrolment session continues in a computer lab where assistance is provided to finalise your program and courses for the semester.		 LT6, Building K, (10am)

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DG.45, Building D (10:30am)
Campus Tours 10–10.45am Take a guided tour of the USC campus. A USC mentor will tell you all about the facilities available. Art Gallery
STARTSMART Business 11–11.30am Essential for all business students.
Learn all you need to know about your program stream and course requirements, specific information on how to plan your studies and meet faculty staff and students.		 LT1, Building K
Note taking 11am–12noon This session teaches techniques in note taking—essential for getting the most out of lectures. LT7, Building C
STARTSMART Accounting and Financial Planning 11.30am–12noon Essential for all accounting and financial planning students.
Learn all you need to know about your program stream and course requirements, specific information on how to plan your studies and meet faculty staff and students.		 CG.39, Building C
STARTSMART ICT, Information Systems and Software Engineering 11.30am–12noon Essential for all ICT, information systems and software engineering students.
Learn all you need to know about your program stream and course requirements, specific information on how to plan your studies and meet faculty staff and students. 		 CG.40, Building C
STARTSMART Property, Economics and Development 11.30am–12noon Essential for all property, economics and development students.
Learn all you need to know about your program stream and course requirements, specific information on how to plan your studies and meet faculty staff and students.		 CG.41, Building C
STARTSMART Management and Human Resource Management(HRM) 11.30am–12noon Essential for all management and human resource management (HRM) students.
Learn all you need to know about your program stream and course requirements, specific information on how to plan your studies and meet faculty staff and students.		 CG.48, Building C
STARTSMART Marketing 11.30am–12noon Essential for all Marketing Students.
Learn all you need to know about your program stream and course requirements, specific information on how to plan your studies and meet faculty staff and students.		 CG.49, Building C
STARTSMART Tourism, Leisure and Event Management 11.30am–12noon Essential for all tourism, leisure and event management students.
Learn all you need to know about your program stream and course requirements, specific information on how to plan your studies and meet faculty staff and students.		 CG.50, Building C
STARTSMART International Business  11.30am–12noon Essential for all international business students.
Learn all you need to know about your program stream and course requirements, specific information on how to plan your studies and meet faculty staff and students.		 C1.39, Building C
Free Student BBQ Lunch 12noon–2pm Free Rotary Club Sausage Sizzle. All students are invited to attend this free BBQ. Eat while enjoying the live entertainment. Great Court Lawn (between Buildings D and I)
Indigenous Dance Workshop 12noon–1pm Come and learn about the spirit of indigenous dance and participate in an indigenous dance workshop with well-known Gubbi Gubbi dancer, Lyndon Davis. Great Court Lawn (between Buildings D and I)
Lunch time activities 12noon–1pm "Gourmet Survivor": competitive fun with food including prizes for the winners. Great Court Lawn (between Buildings D and I)
Introduction
to the Library Tutorial 		1–2pm This half-hour presentation provides an introduction to Library services and resources. It covers important information necessary to get started with your studies, as well as copyright regulations. The opportunity for questions and follow up will be available after the presentation. LT6, Building K
Time Management 1–2pm 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 1–5pm, (continued from Tues session) For international students only, this course covers assignment-writing expectations. In particular, this session covers academic style and the difference between writing essays and reports, and finding library resources.

Register for the session. Complete the Assignment Writing @ USC for International Students Registration Form, Semester 1, 2010 (PDF 76KB) and return it to Student Services.		 LT2, Building K
USC IT Network Deep Dive 2–4pm This is a hands-on, interactive 2-hour session specifically designed for students who may have limited IT experience. Topics cover all aspects of the USC network and students will gain valuable knowledge in the use of the University IT system.

Register for this session at the Student IT Help Desk on the first floor of the Library,
Tel: +61 7 5459 4455, or email studentithelp@usc.edu.au		 J2.03, Building J
Introduction
to the Library Tutorial 		2–3pm This half-hour presentation provides an introduction to Library services and resources. It covers important information necessary to get started with your studies, as well as copyright regulations. The opportunity for questions and follow up will be available after the presentation. LT6, Building K
Global Opportunities (GO) Program Presentation 2–3pm Discover the many exciting overseas study destinations and funding opportunities, such as grants and scholarships, available to you. Get advice on 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! LT7, Building C
Campus Tours 2–2.45pm Take a guided tour of the USC campus. A USC mentor will tell you all about the facilities available. Art Gallery
Introduction
to the Library Tutorial 		3–4pm This half-hour presentation provides an introduction to Library services and resources. It covers important information necessary to get started with your studies, as well as copyright regulations. The opportunity for questions and follow up will be available after the presentation. LT6, Building K
Exam Preparation 3–4pm As well as covering the basic principles of learning and memory, this workshop also provides practical guidelines for revision. LT7, Building C

Friday 19 February

Session Times Information Venue
Student Card Photo ID Session 8:30am–5pm Choose a time to have your photograph taken for your Student ID Card. This card is essential for borrowing items from the University Library, accessing University computer labs and for proof of identification on campus and at examinations. You will need to bring current Photo ID with you. LT3, Building I
Fraser Island Orientation Camp Departs 8:30am (returns Saturday 20 February) Enjoy an overnight stay on Fraser Island. Meals, accommodation and all activities are included in the package. Activities include fully guided bushwalks, visits to freshwater lakes, fishing, swimming and bird watching. This event is a great way to meet other students and have loads of outdoor fun while experiencing Australia's largest sand island.

All students (over 18 years of age) are invited to attend this optional activity but places are limited.
Cost: A$275 + A$20 national park tax per person (payable on registration).

To book your place, contact STA Travel on
Tel: +61 7 5313 6010, email sunshine@branch.statravel.com.au or visit Level 1, Building J on Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday morning (or any day during Orientation week).		 Fraser Island
Discover the Sunshine Coast Hinterland Bus Tour 9am–3pm (approx) Come along and discover the Sunshine Coast Hinterland—an easy 30 minutes drive away. Meet other students and make new friends as you experience natural rainforests and majestic waterfalls, visit rustic towns and taste local produce. The tour visits Mary Cairncross Park, Maleny and Kondalilla Falls.

Bring: Bottled water and walking shoes.

Cost: $20 per person. We will stop for lunch at Maleny where you can purchase food or bring your own packed lunch. 

To book your place, contact Career Connection in Building J, Tel: +61 7 5456 5038, or email careerconnection@usc.edu.au.		 Leaves from the USC bus stop
USC IT Network Deep Dive 9–11am This is a hands-on, interactive 2-hour session specifically designed for students who may have limited IT experience. Topics cover all aspects of the USC network and students will gain valuable knowledge in the use of the University IT system.

Register for this session at the Student IT Help Desk on the first floor of the Library,
Tel: +61 7 5459 4455, or email studentithelp@usc.edu.au		 J2.03, Building J
IT Essentials Presentation

and


Wireless IT Workshop		 9–10am
or
10–11am
or
11am–12noon		 This short presentation covers all areas of the USC network, as detailed in the Undergraduate IT Essentials Guide. Students will be given an overview of the University IT systems and understanding of the services available and policies that relate to use of the IT network.

The Wireless IT Workshop follows on from the IT Essentials presentation and is designed to assist students connecting their personal laptops to the USC wireless network. IT staff will be available to help students with configuration issues and explain the wireless services available at USC.

Register for this session at the Student IT Help Desk on the first floor of the Library,
Tel: +61 7 5459 4455, or email studentithelp@usc.edu.au		 C1.40, Building C
Surviving Uni as a Mature Age Student 10–11am This session is for mature age students (over 21) embarking on university study for the first time. It will highlight some of the common challenges facing mature age students and will provide useful tips from current students to help you juggle the many demands of university life and personal and family responsibilities. LT6, Building K
New to the Coast Bus Tour 11.30am– 3.30pm This is a great opportunity to get to know the Sunshine Coast area with other newly arrived students. Visit the central business districts, shopping centres, beaches and cafe precincts surrounding the University. This tour will show you where to go for anything you need while you are studying at USC and you'll finish up with a cool drink and a tasty lunch at the Maroochydore Surf Club.

Cost: $36 (all inclusive)
To book your place, call STA Travel on Tel: +61 7 5313 6010, email sunshine@branch.statravel.com.au or visit Level 1, Building J on Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday morning (or any day during Orientation week).		 Leaves from the USC Bus Stop
Spot X Surfing Trip 8–11
February

4–7 March		 Spot X 4-day surfing trip
This is the ultimate surf trip for new, aspiring or legendary surfers. Situated south of Byron Bay, you will live the dream at Spot X and immerse yourself in the coastal lifestyle. The trip includes surfing lessons, leisure activities, shopping and campfires on the beach.
Cost: A$370 per person

To book your place call STA Travel on Tel: +61 7 5313 6010, email: sunshine@branch.statravel.com.au or visit Level 1, ICT Building on Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday morning (or any day during Orientation week).		 Leaves from the USC Bus Stop

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