University of South Australia

Formerly a comprehensive public research university based in Adelaide, UniSA operated multiple city and regional campuses; operations transitioned to the new Adelaide University on January 1, 2026, with an official opening on January 29, 2026. For industry, a one‑stop Enterprise Hub streamlined access to consulting, testing and bespoke training. Co‑located facilities in Adelaide BioMed City (including the UniSA Cancer Research Institute/Bradley Building) enabled close links with hospital partners, while the Mawson Lakes campus adjoined Technology Park to anchor defence and advanced‑technology collaborations. Research was consistently supported by competitive national funding from the Australian Research Council and the National Health and Medical Research Council, often alongside matched industry support. Commercialisation was backed by a dedicated technology transfer function and the Innovation & Collaboration Centre’s incubation and acceleration programs.