Studying in South Australia

For overseas students keen on experiencing grand expanses of nature and colonial architecture, along with some of Australia’s finest restaurants, cafes and wines (courtesy of the world-famous Barossa Valley winegrowing area), along with a smorgasbord of national and international cultural festivals, South Australia is the place to be.

Adelaide is the capital of South Australia, also known as the Festival State, and its Mediterranean climate and vibe makes it an enticing option to work and study. Comprising residents from more than 150 nations, and graced with great dining, cafes, art galleries, museums, and parks, Adelaide simply abounds with cosmopolitan energy.

Adelaide’s three universities are inclusive of all students and highly regarded across Australia. The University of Adelaide, established in 1874, is one of Australia’s oldest and also one of the highest ranking universities in the country and a member of the ‘Group of Eight’. There are more than 1,800 international students among the 14,000-strong student population.

The University if South Australia (UniSA) is a modern, progressive institution, with over a third of its 34,000 students coming from 88 countries. UniSA demonstrates verve and versatility, offering a comprehensive range of course and is particularly strong in culinary and wine studies, physical sciences, biological sciences, physical sciences, information technology and telecommunications, environmental sciences and social sciences.  

For the total educational and social immersive experience, the campus features numerous clubs ranging from computers to drama to scuba diving, and modern sporting and recreational facilities accessible to all students. UniSA also prides itself on its close ties with industry and the wider community that assists its graduates in gaining real world exposure beneficial to their post-study goals.

The esteemed Flinders University, prides itself on innovation, the pursuit and high standing in research, and its ongoing engagement with the community. It has a student population of over 16,000, 3,000 of which are international students from 85 countries. Amongst its strongest programs on offer are social sciences, humanities, education and health. The institution has recently been bestowed high-tech analysis equipment from the State Government, for use in the education and training of forensic science students, and development of future crime fighters!
 
With three consistently highly ranked universities and international standards in research and education, Adelaide makes for an inviting, safe and affordable option for international students seeking a quality Australian education experience.