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TOM WOOD HONOURS IN SOCIOLOGY

1. Having plenty of time to read!

2. Completing my Honours thesis. It will feel great to have finished my first piece of original research.

3. It isn’t always easy to make friends at uni. Meet with people after class. Sign up for heaps of clubs. Try and be on campus as much as possible.

4. Exchange Specialty Coffee on Ebenezer Place.

AGNA PATEL B. OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY

1. I loved going out to the beaches in the summer and travelling to new places.

2. I’m really looking forward to placements this year, as it will give me an insight to what the roles and responsibilities of an OT are and what it would be like to work in that profession.

3. Go to every lecture or try to watch them as soon as possible. Also, review your notes each week so it’s easier to memorise during exam time.

4. Bean bar!

FLYNN WEDD

B. LAWS/INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS 1. Touring every ramen restaurant in Adelaide and making a definitive ranking (In case you are curious, Minimono Noodle Bar on Rundle Street is the undisputed winner followed closely by Kazumi Ramen in Norwood).

2. Finally re-engaging in physical lectures and tutorials as well as happy hour at the infamous UniBar.

3. Don’t be afraid to get involved with university clubs. Clubs are what shapes campus culture, so the higher the student engagement – the better.

4. Exchange Specialty Coffee on the East End. Order an oat milk flat white and you won’t be disappointed. BEKA NAISMITH

B. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS/MEDIA 1. Catching up with my friends and being outdoors - spending days in parks or at the beach.

2. Having more freedom with my electives and meeting new people.

3. Find any excuse to hang out with people in your classes, whether that’s grabbing a coffee before class or getting a bagel after.

4. Community on North Terrace. We even saw resident Adelaidian Dev Patel there one time, so it’s perfect for the film bros.