The University of Adelaide

The University of Adelaide is Australia’s third-oldest university, and the oldest university in South Australia. Consistently ranking in the top 1% of universities globally, the university is a member of the Group of Eight; a coalition of Australia’s foremost research-intensive universities.

The University of Adelaide has a reputation that stands alongside the world’s elite universities. It is committed to global perspectives – where international and domestic students learn with and from one another. It has produced more than 100 Rhodes Scholars, more than 140 Fulbright scholars, and is associated with five Nobel Laureates.

As a student you will receive a high-quality and distinct education in a supportive environment that helps you reach your potential. You will have a distinct experience and gain graduate attributes aligned to your career outcomes.

Research students are given outstanding opportunities, and are immersed in a research culture conducive to success. Of the university’s research areas, 87% were rated ‘at world class’ or ‘above world class’ in the most recent Excellence in Research for Australia (ERA) evaluation that assesses research quality and outputs at Australian universities.


University Rankings
>> Ranked 109 in the 2018 QS World University Rankings
>> Ranked 134 in the Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2017-18
>> Ranked 139 in the 2017 Shanghai Jiao Tong Academic Ranking of World Universities

Research excellence
The university’s researchers are addressing some of the biggest global challenges such as:
>> Natural resource management
>> Climate change and adaption
>> Sustainable energy resource management
>> Disease prevention, treatment and cure
>> Reproductive health
>> Food security

The university fosters many public and private sector networks to share expertise and resources to magnify and expedite strong research outcomes. This collaboration is taking place internationally through major strategic partnerships.

Study areas
Undergraduate and postgraduate coursework degrees, together with Higher Degree by Research programs, are available in areas relevant to the changing requirements of employers, industry and the community. Degrees are delivered in the following areas:
>> Arts
>> Engineering, computer and mathematical sciences
>> Health and medical sciences
>> Architecture, Business and Law
>> Sciences

Campuses
There are three main campuses in South Australia – North Terrace in Adelaide city, Waite and Roseworthy.

Profile
Total number of students: 27,000+
Total international students onshore (Australian campuses): 7,000+
Total academic staff: 1,625
CRICOS Provider Code: 00123M
For more information, please visit www.adelaide.edu.au

‘I was fortunate enough to study at a world-class education institution in a city full of opportunities for students to thrive and to stand out from the crowd.’ Christina, China Accounting, University of Adelaide