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Personalised support that's available when you need it most
We're here to help
At UniSA Online, we’re here to help you achieve your goals. We know that studying can be challenging, especially when you’re also juggling work, social and family commitments. Alongside our high-quality teaching and learning, we also provide a range of support services to ensure you can get the most out of your studies.
Our service commitment to you
Whether you need help with assignments, referencing, administrative or technical support, you'll have access to a team who'll be there to support you every step of the way. We're committed to ensuring you have a positive online learning experience, giving you the strongest foundation from which to achieve your career goals.
Dedicated Student Adviser
Every UniSA Online student is assigned a dedicated Student Adviser. They’re your first point of contact for any assistance you may need.
Online academic support
Our academic team is available over extended hours, including weekends, so you can get help when you need it.
IT and tech support
UniSA’s IT help desk is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. They’ll be there whenever you need a hand.
Student Support Services
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Student Advisers
Student Advisers
You'll have access to the Student Adviser support team who are dedicated to supporting you throughout your studies. It’s what makes the UniSA Online study experience unique from other online providers. You can be confident that by studying with UniSA Online, you’ll be engaging with people who genuinely care about your success.Our Student Advisers will be an important part of your student journey – they’ll help you enrol, discuss your study goals, communication preferences and will be your first point of call for all your study questions. They’ll give you advice on appropriate support services and resources available to you and will help schedule appointments with specialised services if required.
Just because you're studying online, doesn’t mean you miss out on face-to-face interaction – our staff use video calls and online tools to communicate with students. Student Advisers will also offer live online webinars for enrolment, orientation and tips for online study.
Our Student Advisers are available seven days a week over extended hours to answer all your questions.
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Casual academics
Casual academic support seven days a week
UniSA Online academics are available to answer your questions seven days a week . Our online academics will provide highly personalised support tailored to your needs. They’ll provide guidance on your assignments, as well as provide advice on writing and referencing. If you’ve got a question related to your course, you can expect to receive a response in 24 hours.You’ll also be able to directly contact casual academics after hours offered via Studiosity, an online communication platform, if UniSA Online casual academics aren’t available. They’ll provide you with individualised study support and academic advice, including feedback on your drafts, referencing and numeracy support.
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Online study support and resources
Online study support and resources
Chat with a Learning Adviser
Learning Advisers can provide study and assignment assistance to help you achieve your academic and professional goals. They'll help you with things like understanding your assessment tasks, provide advice on writing essays and reports and will help you develop academic reading and writing skills.
As a UniSA Online student you'll be able to book an appointment during Australian (ACDT) business hours.
Ask the LibraryCan’t find a particular eBook, journal article or online resource? Ask the Library is a virtual service that assists students to locate, access, evaluate, use and reference a range of information resources. UniSA Online students, like all UniSA students, will be able to access the Ask the Library service via a range of channels, including proactive chat, email and phone.
Discover the broad range of guides and videos designed to help you with your assignments.
Free access to LinkedIn Learning
All UniSA students have access to more than 5,000 video courses on LinkedIn Learning. Videos cover topics such as the Microsoft Office suite, time management and study skills, health and wellbeing, communication and presentation skills, photography, film making, and designing your own games or mobile apps.
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Student services
Student services
Access and Inclusion - (disability support)
UniSA’s online suite of programs are specifically designed to maximise inclusion and accessibility so that most people will not require any additional adjustments. However, if you have a disability, mental health or chronic medical condition that impacts on your studies, you may be eligible for additional assistance through our Access and Inclusion team. The Access and Inclusion team provide free advice and guidance about academic adjustments available to UniSA students and, if you are eligible, can provide you with an Access Plan to assist you in negotiating your needs with academic staff. You can speak to one of our friendly Access and Inclusion Advisors via phone by booking an appointment online booking an appointment online or contacting your UniSA Online Student Adviser for assistance. Any information you provide to us will remain completely confidential and will not be disclosed to anyone without your consent.
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Campus Central
Campus Central
Campus Central can help with all your student administration and support service enquiries. If you have a question about any aspect of student life, including scholarships, exams, ID cards, internal transfers, transcripts, graduations and more, ask Campus Central. You can contact Campus Central through proactive chat, online enquiry and phone.
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Student Advisory Group
Student Advisory Group
The UniSA Online Student Advisory Group (SAG) facilitates communication between UniSA Online students and academic staff to:
- Provide feedback on the student experience
- Advocate for issues, opportunities and student initiatives
- Provide input in decisions that affect students
The 2025 Student Advisory Group members are:
Business
- Kaitlin Popplewell – Bachelor of Business (Marketing)
- Frances Byrne – Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting)
- Ellisha Tonkin – Bachelor of Business (Human Resource Management)
STEM
- Taimur Umair – Bachelor of Information Technology
- James Rache – Bachelor of Information Technology
- Simon Lands – Bachelor of Construction Management
- Kamel Dai – Bachelor of Construction Management (Honours)
- Steven Davidson – Bachelor of Data Analytics and Bachelor of Information Technology
Creative
- Emily Hutchinson – Bachelor of Journalism
- Kate Roberts – Bachelor of Digital Media
Health
- Amanda Mitchell – Bachelor of Health Science
- Priyanka Howlett – Bachelor of Health Science
- Jodie Tennant – Bachelor of Health Science
- Tara Cain – Bachelor of Health Science (Nutrition and Exercise)
- Lingying (Rita) Huang – Bachelor of Community Health
- Naomi Campbell – Bachelor of Public Health
Justice and Society
- Belinda Bruno – Bachelor of Psychological Science and Sociology
- Eloise Fisher – Bachelor of Psychology
There are many opportunities for you to be involved with the SAG when you are enrolled with UniSA Online, including connecting with your group members and attending events across the year. If you wish to discuss ideas for improving your program or the online student experience, please reach out to your SAG member through the online form or email uostudentrepgroup@unisa.edu.au
Transition to new Adelaide University in 2026
The University of Adelaide and the University of South Australia are combining their strengths to create a new university for the future, Adelaide University, opening in January 2026.
Current student? We’re here to support you at every step. Check your email for changes to your program and see the Adelaide University website for the latest transition updates.
Have any questions? We're here to help! Contact Adelaide University's Future Student Enquiries Team.
You're in control of your studies
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If you've got a question about studying at UniSA Online, we've got an answer.