Adelaide University is a new public university in South Australia with a strong focus on teaching, research, innovation, and industry engagement. It combines the academic strengths, research expertise, and global reputation of its two founding universities to create one of Australia's largest higher education institutions. The university welcomes students from more than 100 countries and offers undergraduate, postgraduate, research, pathway, and professional programmes across many study areas.
Students can choose from business, engineering, computer science, medicine, nursing, dentistry, pharmacy, education, law, architecture, environmental science, agriculture, psychology, creative arts, aviation, and information technology. Many programmes include internships, work placements, laboratory training, clinical education, research projects, and industry experience that help students prepare for professional careers.
Adelaide University has modern campuses, research institutes, libraries, digital learning facilities, and student support services. Students receive academic advice, career guidance, counselling, health services, disability support, and international student assistance throughout their studies. The university works with industry, government, hospitals, research organisations, and international partners to provide practical learning opportunities. Its campuses across Adelaide give students access to affordable living, reliable public transport, and strong employment opportunities in South Australia.