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When you donate to the UniSA Refugee Scholarship Fund today, you will give the gift of education to students like Shikofa.
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Through the Gavin Wanganeen Scholarship fund, you can help Aboriginal students to obtain a degree and become leaders in our workforce and community.
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["all"] As a physiotherapist and farmer in South Australia’s mid-north Joyti Zwar’s connection to her rural community runs deep. Well aware of the challenges facing the health system in regional communities, she is working towards breaking down some of the barriers.
["all"] This year, an iconic feature of Adelaide’s cultural and educational precinct on North Terrace, the Brookman Building, celebrates a significant milestone made possible through a generous donation from one of the state's earliest benefactors.
["all","cancer"] With the support of generous donations from the wider community, UniSA researchers have made a significant breakthrough in differentiating aggressive cases of prostate cancer.
["all","cancer"]Thanks to the McCleary Murchland Fellowship, UniSA researcher Dr Guillermo Gomez has secured significant additional funding. His expanded team is looking at a new treatment for glioblastoma, the most aggressive form of brain cancer with a survival rate of just 15 months.
The Duguid Memorial Lectures are designed to further harmonious relationships between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal communities that continues the respect for Aboriginal culture that the Duguids initiated.
UniSA’s popular Successful Ageing Seminar series offers our alumni and the wider community an opportunity to access expert insights on health, lifestyle, and current topics. Join us to hear the latest research on topical issues from some of UniSA’s leading thinkers.
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