When you donate to the UniSA Refugee Scholarship Fund today, you will give the gift of education to students like Shikofa.
Your support will enable us to develop innovative treatments to stop the cancer.
Through the Gavin Wanganeen Scholarship fund, you can help Aboriginal students to obtain a degree and become leaders in our workforce and community.
Help our key researchers to address current mental health challenges.
Help bring us one step closer to providing a new treatment for people with pancreatic cancer.
Before the sound of voices ring through the foyers and graduation stage you can be part of a unique opportunity which will inspire future generations.
Some of our students face real barriers to success. A UniSA education can be a game-changer.
Help transform the lives of our first responders and defence force personnel by supporting the Invictus Pathways Program, our one of a kind wellbeing, empowerment and sports program.
["all","health"] Researchers at UniSA are looking at a specific area of the brain for a means of earlier and more accurate diagnosis for Parkinson’s disease. This research is made possible thanks to people such as the Rowlands family who have donated funds in memory of their wife and mother, Joy.
["all","scholarships"] For more than 20 years, several UniSA students from an Aboriginal background have benefitted from the generosity of Irene and David Davy. Recipients are now spread across the world and achieving their goals in diverse industries.
["all","scholarships"] The Wolf Blass Foundation scholarship is designed to support the Australian wine industry to be more successful through better marketing and innovative practices. Thanks to recent research, wine producers now have a clearer insight into what retailers are looking for when...
["all"] With a determination to succeed from an early age, Vicki Tomlinson is now helping others achieve their goals. Through a bequest to UniSA, her influence will be felt by generations to come.
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.
Our free series of Successful Ageing Seminars consist of special presentations on topical issues relevant to our more senior alumni and the wider community. Watch our previous seminars, or subscribe to future seminars.
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