O-week UNSW (1 Viewer)

[hpatdh]

For all new students at UNSW.

What happens at O-week? How is it different from open/info days?
Any other questions please feel free to post below.

Kind regards.

 

[OMGITzJustin]

Did you look at the site? Free food man. Free food.

 

[_kuroo]

Did you look at the site? Free food man. Free food.

LOLS

 

[RazorICE]

For all new students at UNSW.

What happens at O-week? How is it different from open/info days?
Any other questions please feel free to post below.

Kind regards.

The difference between O-week and open/info days is their context. While open/info days are for finding out information about the uni so you may choose whether you want to make it a preference, O-week is very much a sort of "welcome to the university".

Most of the student societies and clubs set up stalls during O-week and give out information on what they do and how to join them. There are tours and people to ask for help if you need to find somewhere. There are games and activities and events (ranging from giant Jenga, live comedy, revues, music, and more). The focus of O-week is very much to have fun, which is completely different to the point of open/info days (basically to try and win you over).

It is well worth coming to O-week, at least for 3-4 days. It's great fun and will make you feel like part of a large community of students, all here to have fun (and study, of course).

Oh and as OMGITzJustin said, there's plenty of free food.

 

[Demise]

The difference between O-week and open/info days is their context. While open/info days are for finding out information about the uni so you may choose whether you want to make it a preference, O-week is very much a sort of "welcome to the university".

Most of the student societies and clubs set up stalls during O-week and give out information on what they do and how to join them. There are tours and people to ask for help if you need to find somewhere. There are games and activities and events (ranging from giant Jenga, live comedy, revues, music, and more). The focus of O-week is very much to have fun, which is completely different to the point of open/info days (basically to try and win you over).

It is well worth coming to O-week, at least for 3-4 days. It's great fun and will make you feel like part of a large community of students, all here to have fun (and study, of course).

Oh and as OMGITzJustin said, there's plenty of free food.

Sounds good, can't wait!

 

[Shadowdude]

For all new students at UNSW.

What happens at O-week? How is it different from open/info days?
Any other questions please feel free to post below.

Kind regards.

O-Week is orientation week, it's for you to transition into uni. Lots of stalls to join societies, campus tours, activities...


Open and Info Day is about academia. O-Week is just about having fun.

 

[ZombieApocalypse]

free things?! count me in.

 

[cormacshaw]

All about da freebies.

 

[LolaBell]

When is it? What date

 

[4025808]

When is it? What date

25th February - 1st March.


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On a side note, Pokemon Society is planning to make a large presence in O-week. We're planning to dress up in costumes of pokemon and all that

 

[LolaBell]

25th February - 1st March.


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On a side note, Pokemon Society is planning to make a large presence in O-week. We're planning to dress up in costumes of pokemon and all that

Thanks! That must mean UNSW resumes later than UTS

 

[ZombieApocalypse]

Thanks! That must mean UNSW resumes later than UTS

does this mean that UTS o week is earlier?


brb going to UTS open week

 

[LolaBell]

Yes it is earlier. It's between Feb 20-22. Are you studying at UTS?

 

[ZombieApocalypse]

Yes it is earlier. It's between Feb 20-22. Are you studying at UTS?

nope, studying at UNSW. But most of my friends are at UTS.

 

[darkdog307]

Did you look at the site? Free food man. Free food.

This ^

 

[OMGITzJustin]

hahaha