SEMESTER 2 // 201823 - 27 July

PLAN YOUR ORIENTATIONVisit the Orientation Planner in OASIS (oasis.curtin.edu.au) now to view the compulsory academic sessions you need to attend during O-Week. The planner also allows you to build a timetable of the additional sessions, activities and fun events you’d like to attend.

ORDER YOUR STUDENT ID CARDGet ahead and order your student ID card online through OASIS (oasis.curtin.edu.au). You’ll receive an email when your card is ready to collect or has been mailed to you.

GOT A QUESTION?Look out for our friendly volunteers around campus – you’ll spot them in green shirts. You can also visit Curtin Connect, for student service, support and advice in Building 102, between 8am – 5pm, Monday to Friday.

FOLLOW NEW TO CURTIN ON FACEBOOKConnect with New to Curtin on Facebook for handy tips, tricks and updates during O-Week and throughout the semester.

facebook.com/NewToCurtin

WHAT’S ONGet off to the best start by attending as many activities and information sessions as you can!

Uni Essentials: learn the basics of university and being a Curtin student.

Uni Skills: develop the key skills you’ll need for academic and personal success at university.

Uni Life: find out how to create your university experience outside of the classroom.

MONDAYWHAT WHEN & WHERE

WELCOME BREAKFAST 8.30am Guild Courtyard 106F

OFFICIAL WELCOME CEREMONY

9am - 10am Guild Courtyard 106F

OASIS, BLACKBOARD & IT ESSENTIALS

11.15am - 12.15pmElizabeth Jolley LT 210:101

YOUR STUDENT EXPERIENCE

12.30pm - 1.30pmTim Winton LT 213:101

SCHOLARSHIPS FOR DOMESTIC STUDENTS

1.30pm - 2pmTim Winton LT 213:101

MONEY MATTERS: BUDGETING

2.15pm - 2.45pmTim Winton LT 213:101

SPORT AND RECREATION 3pm - 4pmTim Winton LT 213:101

MATURE AGE ORIENTATION

3pm - 5.30pmTim Winton LT 213:104

TUESDAYWHAT WHEN & WHERE

FRIEND SPEED DATING 1pm - 2pm Welcome Village Atkinson Forum

LEADERSHIP AND VOLUNTEERING

1.45pm - 2.45pmTim Winton LT 213:101

STUDENT EXCHANGE OPPORTUNITIES

3.30pm - 4.30pm Bankwest LT 200A:220

SUCCEEDING AT UNI 3.30pm - 4.30pm Tim Winton LT 213:101

WEDNESDAYWHAT WHEN & WHERE

INTERNATIONAL ORIENTATION (compulsory for international students)

11am - 1pmElizabeth Jolley LT 210:101

REFERENCING & ACADEMIC INTEGRITY

1pm - 2pmTim Winton LT 213:101

UNIHUB & CAREERS 2.15pm - 3.15pm Tim Winton LT 213:101

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There’s an easy way to find classrooms and lecture theatres on the Bentley Campus! The first three numbers refer to the building number, followed by the level and room number.

Example: Elizabeth Jolley LT 210:101 = Lecture TheatreBuilding 210Level 1Room 1

Correct at time of publication. Details subject to change.

WELCOME VILLAGE // ATKINSON FORUM

MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY 10am - 2pm

MINDFULNESS MEDITATION // BLDG 109 LVL 2

MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY 12pm - 12.30pm

GUILD CAMPUS TOURS // GUILD BLDG 106F

MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY 10am, 2pm

WEDNESDAY 2pm

FRIDAYWHAT WHEN & WHERE

TIME MANAGEMENT 10am - 11amTim Winton LT 213:101

EFFECTIVE READING 11.15am - 12.15pm Tim Winton LT 213:101

HANDS ON: YOUR SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION

11.15am -12.15pmComputer Lab 402:224

DISABILITY SERVICES INFORMATION SESSION

12.30pm - 1.30pmRobertson Library 105:107

REFERENCING & ACADEMIC INTEGRITY

12.45pm - 1.45pmTim Winton LT 213:101

THURSDAYWHAT WHEN & WHERE

INTRODUCTION TO COUNSELLING GROUP PROGRAMS

10am - 11amRobertson Library 105:107

SUCCEEDING AT UNI 10am - 11am Ken Hall LT 403:101

UNIHUB & CAREERS 11am - 12pm Ken Hall LT 403:101

FRIEND SPEED DATING 11am - 12pm Welcome Village Atkinson Forum

YOUR STUDENT EXPERIENCE

12.15pm - 1.15pmKen Hall LT 403:101

TIME MANAGEMENT 1.30pm - 2.30pmTim Winton LT 213:101

LEADERSHIP & VOLUNTEERING

1.30pm - 2.30pm Ken Hall LT 403:101

OASIS, BLACKBOARD & IT ESSENTIALS

2.45pm - 3.45pmKen Hall LT 403:101

STUDENT EXCHANGE OPPORTUNITIES

2.45pm - 3.45pmBankwest LT200A.220

MATURE AGE ORIENTATION

5pm - 7.30pmTim Winton LT 213:101

LIBRARY TOURS // LIBRARY BLDG 105 LEVEL 2

MONDAY 12pm, 1pm

TUESDAY 12pm, 1pm

WEDNESDAY 2pm, 3pm

THURSDAY 12pm, 1pm, 5pm

FRIDAY 12pm, 1pm

LIBRARY: WHAT’S ON OFFER // LIBRARY BLDG 105.412

MONDAY 1pm, 2pm

TUESDAY 1pm, 2pm

WEDNESDAY 3pm, 4pm

THURSDAY 1pm, 2pm

FRIDAY 1pm, 2pm

UNI ESSENTIALSOFFICIAL WELCOME CEREMONYThe Official Welcome is the place to be on day one of O-Week! Experience an Indigenous ‘Welcome to Country’ and take in words of wisdom from key Curtin staff.

DISABILITY SERVICES INFORMATION SESSIONFind out more about the free and confidential services available to support you if you have an ongoing health condition or disability. If you have any specific access requirements for this session, let us know by phoning 9266 7850 or emailing disabilityservices@curtin.edu.au.

INTERNATIONAL ORIENTATIONThis compulsory session is essential for all new international students to help you get the most out of your Australian experience. You’ll learn important information about your student visa, wellbeing, safety and how to access academic and language support.

LIBRARY TOURS

A library tour is your opportunity to get familiar with the resources and facilities available, so that you can get the most out of the library from day one.

MATURE AGE ORIENTATION

Learn practical tips on how to succeed as a mature age student, including how to access a range of support services. This interactive session will also include plenty of time to ask questions and mingle with fellow students.

OASIS, BLACKBOARD & IT ESSENTIALSLearn how to navigate Curtin’s online systems, including OASIS, Blackboard and eStudent. We’ll also cover useful information on how to access free wi-fi on campus, student software packages and more!

SUCCEEDING AT UNIFind out about the key characteristics and strategies shared by successful students and how they can help you have a successful first semester at Curtin.

UNIHUB & CAREERSWant to know how you can make yourself more employable? In this session, you’ll learn how to search for jobs, access career and resume advice, and find out more about career events.

UNI SKILLSEFFECTIVE READINGAcademic reading requires skill and stamina and this workshop will teach you the techniques you need to become an effective reader.

LIBRARY: WHAT’S ON OFFERLearn how to navigate the library’s online resources, including how to borrow a laptop, book a study room, use e-books and access journal articles. Places are limited to the first 50 students.

MINDFULNESS MEDITATIONDevelop your focus, encourage positive thought patterns and improve your memory with a 30 minute mindfulness meditation session.

REFERENCING & ACADEMIC INTEGRITYDiscover the tools you’ll need to navigate the tricky situations that might challenge your academic integrity during your studies. We’ll also cover some useful tips and resources to help you become a better writer.

TIME MANAGEMENTLearn practical tips, tricks and techniques that will boost your time management skills and keep you on track through your studies.

UNI LIFEGUILD CAMPUS TOURS

Get to know your way around campus and hear first hand what life on campus is like from a Guild rep. You’ll get the inside scoop on where to find the best coffee, charge your gear and even take a cheeky nap.

HANDS ON: YOUR SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONHear tips and advice on how to submit a competitive scholarship application. Staff will be available to provide advice on supporting documents, so please bring along anything you would like checked.

INTRODUCTION TO COUNSELLING GROUP PROGRAMSDiscover more about the Counselling Service’s free workshops, which are available to help you identify and nurture the personal skills you’ll need to succeed during your studies.

LEADERSHIP & VOLUNTEERINGHear more about the programs and opportunities available to meet other students, connect with your community and develop new skills.

MONEY MATTERS: BUDGETINGLearn tips and tricks on managing your money as a student, from managing your income and creating a budget.

SCHOLARSHIPS FOR DOMESTIC STUDENTSFind out more about the range of scholarships available to domestic students, including application due dates. Scholarships staff will also give you handy tips on how to submit a competitive application.

SPORT & RECREATIONHear from Curtin Stadium about the range of sport and recreation programs you can join, from fitness centre memberships, social sports and boot camps, through to Curtin Experiences programs and trips.

STUDENT EXCHANGE OPPORTUNITIESThis is a must-do if you’re thinking about combining travel with study. You’ll hear useful information on partner universities, short-term programs, internships and volunteer opportunities, so you can start planning.

YOUR STUDENT EXPERIENCE

University is about more than just studying and there are so many experiences outside the classroom. Hear from current students and the Curtin Student Guild, as they share tips and advice on how to have a great Curtin student experience!

ENTERTAINMENTWELCOME BREAKFAST

Fuel up for the day with a FREE breakfast hosted by Curtin’s Student Guild.

WELCOME VILLAGEO-Week’s Welcome Village will be serving up a range of fun and free activities for you to enjoy at your leisure. Student volunteers will also be around to answer any questions.

FRIEND SPEED DATINGWant to meet new people and make some friends? Then here’s your chance to meet fellow students in a fun and chilled out space.

BRAND DRIVE

Bus Interchange

WelcomeVillage

LEGEND

KEY LOCATIONS

WELCOME VILLAGE

CURTIN CONNECT

CURTIN GUILD