Adelaide University is Australia’s new university for the future ranked in the global top 100.* With more than 180 years of collective experience and achievement, Adelaide University will leverage the capabilities and resources of its foundation institutions to launch bright futures and breakthroughs.
Recognised for excellence across multiple disciplines, Adelaide University is ranked in the global top 100 in Education Studies, Medical and Health and Computer Science.^
We’re transforming teaching and learning for contemporary learners and global citizens and establishing South Australia as a centre for progress and innovation through partnered research that is nation-critical and globally relevant. Our activities will contribute an estimated $4.7 billion a year to the Australian economy driving greater investments and opportunities.
A place for excellence and equity, Adelaide University will stand as a differentiated member of Australia’s Group of Eight, and shape what’s next for a better Australia and a better world.
The Bachelor of Cyber Security prepares students to protect digital systems, networks and data in an increasingly connected world. The program provides a strong foundation in information technology, including cyber security practices, software, systems and networking. Students learn to identify cyber threats, manage risks and protect sensitive information through studies in security foundations, governance, risk and compliance. The degree also includes practical projects based on real-world cyber incidents, helping students develop technical and analytical skills. Graduates can pursue careers across industries such as finance, healthcare, government and telecommunications. Adelaide University’s Cyber Security programs have received specialist accreditation from the Australian Computer Society (ACS).
This is a flexible three-year program exploring human biology, health and disease. It provides a broad understanding of health and medical sciences while preparing students for the evolving healthcare sector. Core courses include health systems, research, anatomy and physiology, alongside perspectives that incorporate cross-cultural and First Nations viewpoints to support a global understanding of health. Students also develop key professional skills such as communication, teamwork, problem-solving and time management. The program offers strong flexibility, allowing students to choose up to two majors, undertake a capstone research project and select elective subjects to match their interests. This structure enables students to explore different health fields before specialising and prepares graduates for diverse health-related careers.
So far, biotechnology has enabled the growth of pest-resistant corn, cabbages cross-bred with scorpions, and fast-growing frankenfish – not to mention human skin, bones, cartilage and bladders. In the future, it could mean ears made entirely in labs, bionic wing attachments and synthetic super eyes with Wi-Fi. Biotechnology is booming, with rising demand for specialists. From cutting-edge healthcare to improved agriculture and renewable energy, it has the potential to address some of the world’s greatest challenges. The future of biotech is ripe with opportunity. You can capitalise on this, joining an innovative and impactful field as a scientist, technician or trailblazing entrepreneur.
A career as a registered nurse (RN) is deeply rewarding. Registered nurses work as the backbone of Australia’s healthcare system, working in and with different departments, locations and people. Each day is different and offers both challenges and opportunities to provide care. Studying nursing via graduate entry will prepare you to become a registered nurse in an accelerated two-year program. Learn professional skills and nursing knowledge in disciplines crossing biosciences, social sciences, law and communication. Develop your confidence in professional practice by participating in immersive simulations. Engage in over 800 hours of hands-on learning and placements in clinical environments.
Our Master’s program prepares you to advance your career in environmental engineering through advanced and practical learning. You will study environmental and water engineering while strengthening your skills in construction project management and data analytics. A range of electives allows you to tailor your studies to interests such as water distribution, natural resource management, wastewater treatment or environmental planning. The program also includes a capstone design project, a major research project and up to 450 hours of industry placement for valuable hands-on experience.
A scholarship rewarding students with a passion for academic excellence, where recipients will receive a 50% tuition fee waiver for the duration of their degree.
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To apply for this scholarship, you will need to complete an application form. Applications will open in 2025 and will be assessed by a panel and based on merit.
Supporting students who show leadership through high academic achievement, this scholarship gives the recipients a 25% tuition fee waiver for the duration of their degree.
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You’ll be automatically assessed when applying for an eligible undergraduate or postgraduate degree at Adelaide University.
Honouring alumni who are making significant contributions globally and locally, this scholarship gives the recipients a 10% tuition fee waiver for the duration of their degree.
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You’ll be automatically assessed when applying for an eligible undergraduate or postgraduate degree at Adelaide University.
This scholarship is for students dedicated to their academic achievement. Recipients will receive a 15% tuition fee waiver for the duration of their degree.
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You’ll be automatically assessed when applying for an eligible undergraduate or postgraduate degree at Adelaide University.
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North Terrace,
Adelaide, South Australia 5000
St Bernards Rd, Magill,
South Australia 5072
Mawson Lakes Boulevard, Mawson Lakes,
South Australia 5095