4 ways to make the most of uni orientation
New to uni? It's normal to have some questions, and Orientation may be the best place to have them answered. These 4 tips will help you make the most of your first Orientation experience.
Enrolment and orientation
Get ready to study and register your arrival at your campus.
We're excited to welcome you to study with USQ. We understand that moving to a new country and starting university involves a lot of planning. To help you get ready, we've put together some helpful resources for you.
During the arrival process, you will be able to enrol in your courses, get your student ID card and get your Tertiary Transport concession cards. Study Abroad and Exchange students, should email the Mobility Team for arrival and enrolment information.
Watch our webinar for hints and tips to assist you in preparing for your trip to USQ in Australia, including information on:
- renting in Australia
- schooling and childcare
- bills and living costs
- medical, medications and the Australian health system
- location and distance from the university
- support at USQ.
You can check the slides we have prepared for you about what you need to know before coming to Australia. For COVID-19 updates, please visit the Queensland Government website. Our pre-arrival fact sheet (195KB) contains relevant information that will help you prepare for life at USQ and in Australia.
You can complete your arrival registration, enrolment and receive validation for your tertiary transportation concession card at iconnect.
Register your arrival at iconnect
- Complete or update your student details form.
- Get directions on how to activate your Overseas Student Health Care.
Enrol your courses
- Please take your username, password and study plan
- Activate your UMail.
- Enrol in your courses.
Get your tertiary transport concession card
- Get validation for your tertiary transport concession card.
Orientation helps you to discover how to successfully navigate your way through your first few weeks to settle into your studies. It is also a great way to meet lots of new people and have some fun.
We understand that new international students need support while they are transitioning to living and learning in a new environment. We have gathered the information to provide details on what support services are available and how to access them, so we can help you get the best start to your Australian learning journey.