The University of Adelaide

University Overview

QS World University Ranking

 

#89

 

QS Graduate Employability Ranking:

 

#171-180

 

Number of Courses

 

235

 

Campuses

North Terrace、Roseworthy、Waite、Melbourne

Start Dates

 

February & July

Popular Programs

 

Accounting and Finance, Medicine, Engineering, Information Technology, Oenology, Music

The University of Adelaide is a public research university located in the heart of Adelaide, the capital city of South Australia. It is the third oldest university in Australia and the oldest comprehensive university in South Australia, founded in 1874. Since its establishment, the University of Adelaide has been a prominent research institution in Australia, consistently ranking among the top 100 universities worldwide in various authoritative university rankings. It is also a member of the Group of Eight (Go8) universities and one of the six sandstone universities in Australia.

The university is renowned for its excellence in various fields, particularly in biotechnology, information technology, and oenology (wine science). Its business, accounting, and economics programs are highly regarded by international students. Additionally, the University of Adelaide is a leading center for agricultural technology, cereal research, biotechnology, and oenology in the Southern Hemisphere.

The University of Adelaide has made significant contributions to the nation, with five Nobel Prize laureates among its alumni and 104 Rhodes Scholars. It is recognized for its outstanding programs in biotechnology, information technology, and oenology, as well as its contributions to agricultural technology and wine research, fostering numerous professionals in the Australian wine industry.

• Wine: Covering knowledge of grape cultivation, winemaking techniques, wine management, and related areas, cultivating professionals interested in the wine industry.
• Music: Encompassing fields such as music performance, music education, music production, and more, providing academic and practical training for students interested in the art of music.
• Engineering: Encompassing various specialties such as mechanical engineering, electronic engineering, civil engineering, etc., nurturing professionals in the field of engineering.
• Information Technology: Including computer science, software engineering, information systems, and related disciplines, providing professional training for students interested in computer technology and information technology.