Australia University

• A member of Australia’s prestigious Group of Eight (Go8) universities.
• Offers strong career development, industry connections and graduate employability support.
• Ranked 18th for Mineral and Mining Engineering and 25th for Petroleum Engineering worldwide in QS Subject Rankings 2026.
• Ranked 49th worldwide and 2nd in Australia for Dentistry in the QS World University Rankings 2026.
• Centrally located in Adelaide with convenient access to public transport and city facilities.
• Offers a range of scholarships for eligible international students.
• Provides foundation, diploma, TAFE, and other alternative university-entry pathways.

Established in 1874, the University of Adelaide is Australia’s third-oldest university and South Australia’s only member of the prestigious Group of Eight universities. Following its merger with the University of South Australia, widely recognised for leading programs in business, nursing, physiotherapy, and education, the new Adelaide University was officially launched in July 2024, making it Australia’s newest university.

The University of Adelaide is internationally renowned for excellence in engineering, dentistry, viticulture, agriculture, and environmental science. It also delivers innovative and future-focused education in biology, health sciences, information technology, and other high-demand study areas, making it a popular choice for domestic and international students seeking to study in Australia.

The university has an impressive history of academic achievement and notable alumni. Australia’s first female Prime Minister, Julia Gillard, graduated from the university, which has also produced five Nobel Prize winners and the first Australian astronaut to complete university studies. In addition, 14 University of Adelaide undergraduate programs are ranked among the world’s top 100, reflecting the institution’s outstanding research performance, teaching quality, and global reputation.

Another distinctive feature is the University of Adelaide College, which offers pathway programs for students who may not meet direct university entry requirements. Through Diploma and Degree Transfer programs, students can build their academic skills and progress into selected University of Adelaide degree courses.

• Engineering
• Medicine and Health Sciences
• Dentistry and Oral Health
• Nursing and Midwifery
• Physiotherapy and Allied Health
• Business and Management
• Accounting, Commerce and Economics
• Computer Science and Information Technology
• Agriculture and Veterinary Science
• Viticulture and Oenology
• Environmental Science and Sustainability
• Education and Teaching
• Law and Justice
• Psychology and Social Work
• Food Science and Nutrition