The University of Adelaide

Adelaide University is a contemporary public research university based in South Australia, formed through the merger of the University of Adelaide and the University of South Australia. It delivers world-class education and research across a broad range of disciplines, with a strategic focus on innovation, equity, and global engagement. As a member of Australia's Group of Eight, the institution leverages over 180 years of collective institutional history to provide transformative learning experiences and conduct nation-critical, globally relevant research. The university aims to drive social prosperity and economic growth through community-focused partnerships, state-of-the-art facilities, and a commitment to addressing complex global challenges. By integrating academic excellence with practical application, it seeks to develop the next generation of leaders and foster an environment where breakthroughs in science, technology, and health can move from the laboratory to the wider community. Its operations are vital to South Australia’s development, contributing significantly to the economy and establishing the region as a hub for research and innovation. The university serves a diverse international and domestic student body, offering extensive support services and pathways to enhance employability and career readiness. Through its research, teaching, and industry collaborations, Adelaide University actively works to solve real-world problems, enhance community wellbeing, and secure a sustainable future.