2026 Events
JANUARY
29 INTERNATIONAL STUDENT ORIENTATION
A fun day for International Students to receive important information.
FEBRUARY
02-06 CITSA O-DAYZ (Semester 1)
Come along and enjoy the Orientation Week celebrations
on your campus. You’re here! We welcome you!
Market Stall and activity day:
- Bruce Campus – Tuesday 3/2 11am to 1pm
- Woden campus – Thursday 5/2 11am to 1pm
- Fyshwick Campus – Every day 9am to 10:30am
MAY
06 CITSA AGM
The CITSA Council is an student council made up of 9
elected students and 2 non-student reps that oversee the
management of CITSA. Want to get involved? Come to the
Annual General Meeting.
06 TYA VOTING OPENS
Do you have a favourite teacher at CIT? Then vote for them
in the Teacher of the Year Awards and take the time to
pass on a kind word. Teachers are people too, you know.
12, 13 & 14 SEXUAL HEALTH AND GUIDANCE WEEK
Sexual Health and Guidance (SHAG) Week is a sex-positive,
judgement-free, informative and fun event for all students.
JULY
05 – 12 NAIDOC WEEK
Celebrate the achievements, culture and history of
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
AUGUST
CITSA Welcome Week (Semester 2)
Get in to the swing of campus life and kick off second
semester with a bang! Freebies, food, fun. All the good things!
Market Stall and activity day:
- Woden campus Tuesday 4 August 2026 (11:00am – 1:00pm)
- Bruce Campus Thursday 6 August 2026 (11:00am – 1:00pm)
- Fyshwick Campus – Every day 9am to 10:30am
TRADIES NATIONAL HEALTH MONTH
3–26 August
Join us throughout August for Tradies Health Month, featuring a different health and wellbeing theme each week, along with BBQs, information stalls and special events across CIT campuses.
Weekly themes
- 3–6 August: Overall Health Week
- 7–13 August: Financial Wellbeing Week
- 14–20 August: Mental Health Week
- 20–26 August: Sexual Health Week
Activities throughout the month
- Campus BBQs
- Information stalls
- Working Women’s Centre lunchtime session
- Women’s, Trans & Gender Diverse stalls (17–19 August)
SEPTEMBER
10 R U OK? DAY
R U OK? encourages us to connect with the people around
us and start a conversation with anyone who may be
struggling. You don’t need to be an expert to reach out –
just a good friend and a great listener.
OCTOBER
01 MENTAL HEALTH MONTH
It is an opportunity to raise community awareness and
understanding of mental health, reduce the stigma and
discrimination associated with mental health conditions,
and promote positive mental health and wellbeing.
16 TYA VOTING CLOSES
NOVEMBER
17 TYA AWARDS NIGHT
The votes have been tallied and it’s time to celebrate the
wonderful teachers at CIT.
