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UniSA logo

The University of South Australia logo is a Registered Trade Mark and its use is controlled and managed by UniSA. Staff from divisions, schools, institutes and administrative units may download the University of South Australia logo in various configurations for use in University promotional and corporate material only.

Staff seeking clarification on the appropriate use of the logo may email the Manager Marketing Communications.

 


Features and versions

UniSA logo showing crest and logoThe logo comprises the crest and the name 'University of South Australia' or 'UniSA'. The logo is a solid, simple and distinctive design that promotes memorability and easy recognition. The shield is shaped and based on the letterform 'U'; the ‘uplifting’ forms express aspiration to higher achievement. The internal structure can be interpreted as three-dimensional, further increasing visual interest.

The University authorises the use of two versions of the logo - full and abbreviated. The abbreviated version is more compact than the full version and as such can be reproduced with more weight and greater text legibility within the allowed space.

abbreviated version of the logo abbreviated version (reversed)

Abbreviated version

Abbreviated version (reversed)

 

full version of the logo full version - reversed

Full version

Full version (reversed)


 

Which version do I use?

Use the full version of the logo on:

Use the abbreviated version of the logo on:

 

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DOs and DON'Ts of logo use

Name The name of the University should always remain proportional to the crest.
Typeface

The typeface used for the logo is Frutiger. Graphic designers should not reset the type as this may produce variations in character weight, spacing or errors of computer font substitution. The logo must be reproduced using original artwork (supplied as an eps or gif file).

Crest The crest should only ever be reproduced as a part of the logo in combination with either the full ('University of South Australia') or abbreviated ('UniSA') version of the name of the University. The crest should never stand alone, except where it appears on the official university seal. The crest and/or its elements is not a device for decoration nor is it to be used in repetition to create a pattern, as a template in which other material is presented or as a background over which text is reproduced.
Design The logo should not be computer enhanced (eg represented in 3D perspective). The crest should always be reproduced as a solid colour - not reproduced as a tint or vignette. The logo should not be defined by a  contrasting keyline.
Position The logo should not be used in a visually congested or confined manner - for example, surrounded by a border or tightly positioned with other material. A ‘zone of exclusion’ exists around the logo. This zone is determined by the dimensions of the logo and should be at least 50% of the width of the crest.
Colour

The logo is normally printed in Reflex Blue on a white background, but a white logo on a Reflex Blue background (reversed logo) may also be used. For one colour (black) printing, the logo may be reproduced in black on a white background or white on a black background.
Where the background colour is an image or colour other than Reflex Blue or black, the logo should be reproduced in Reflex Blue with the internal 'U' elements in white. Alternatively the logo can be produced in white with the internal 'U' elements in Reflex Blue. The logo may also be reproduced in metallic silver or gold.

 
logo on grey logo on black

Logo on other colours

Logo on other colours

 

zone of exclusion - abbreviated version zone of exclusion - full version

Zone of exclusion - abbreviated version

Zone of exclusion - full version

 

altered logo proportions altered logo position

Do not alter logo proportions
 

Do not alter logo position

wrong logo tint/vignette keyline defining logo

Do not produce logo as a tint or vignette
 

Do not define logo with a keyline

wrong typeface for logo crest in isolation

Do not reset logo typeface

Do not use crest in isolation


Staff seeking clarification on the appropriate use of the logo in promotional material may email the Director Marketing and Development

  

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Downloading the UniSA logo

Follow the links below for the appropriate logo format and detailed downloading instructions.

Staff seeking clarification on downloading the logo for use in promotional material may email MDU's Graphic Designer.

 

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