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Term 1 2025 O-Week

Monday 10 February - Friday 14 February 2025

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Join us for the largest O-Week in the Southern Hemisphere!

O-Week, or Orientation Week, is the best opportunity for you to experience university life and access available support services to help you transition to UNSW. Get a sneak peek of our clubs and societies, grab your freebies, join campus tours, and meet your fellow students and academics before your first week of the term!

If you're getting your student ID card, make sure you've been enrolled for at least 48 hours before booking an appointment.

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O-Week is accessible to everyone.

All our campuses are equipped with assistive tools to ensure that everyone can participate in campus life. Find accessibility maps below.

Find your clubs & societies

Explore your hobbies and nurture your interests with over 350 student clubs and societies on campus.

Grab free food and merch

With over 300 stalls for O-Week, we can guarantee you'll be coming home with some goodies.

Join campus events and tours

From workshops and talks, to lab and campus tours, this is your chance to be immersed in uni life.

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Have you reviewed your new student checklist?

Ensure you've done all the necessary steps to get you set up for the term. From accepting your offer to completing mandatory modules, our checklist helps you transition into your studies smoothly.Ìý

Faculty orientation

Access faculty-specific events and key resources tailored to your program and help you get settled into the academic year as smoothly as possible.

Are you an international student who has just arrived in Australia?

Starting university can be daunting, especially in a new country. To help support you at UNSW, visit theÌýInternational Student Welcome Centre and meet a friendlyÌýÌýwho will take you through all the important things you need to know as an International Student in Australia.Ìý

Have a question?

Contact us for advice on all things UNSW, including faculty-specific questions, essential services, and even support and development. We’re here to help.