University of Adelaide Courses

The University of Adelaide's Business School has been pushing boundaries in business education for over 115 years.

Nurses are highly respected members of the community.

If you haven't yet chosen an area of science to specialise in, but are sure that-once you have-you'll want to follow that path as far as it can take you, this degree's for you.Our direct-entry Bachelor of Science (Honours) builds on South Australia's highest-ranked undergraduate Science degree*.

Proton therapy is big news in the fight against cancer. Offering next-level precision, it's an attractive option for treating many tumours close to healthy organs or in children.Consequently, the treatment's global market is expected to double by 2024**.

The Graduate Diploma of Education Studies is designed for trainers, educational consultants or teaching professionals wishing to study education at a postgraduate level, who already hold a qualification in teaching.

The petroleum industry never stands still. A steady flow of technological advances constantly presents new commercial opportunities and raises environmental standards.

Nurses are an integral part of society. They are problem-solvers and pillars of strength. Through scholarship and leadership, nurses can challenge, reform, improve and enrich healthcare now and into the future.

Nowhere is multi-skilling more valuable than in the media industry.

Electrical engineers tackle large-scale electrical challenges and develop innovative technologies that improve the quality of modern life.Our Graduate Diploma in Engineering (Electrical) is suited to engineering graduates and working engineers with relevant experience.

Adelaide is one of the great wine capitals of the world with over 200 cellar doors within an hour of the CBD. Our winemakers are innovators and cultural leaders within a sector helping drive the nation's economy.

Civil and structural engineers create and maintain buildings, systems and infrastructure.

Nurses are an integral part of society. They are problem-solvers and pillars of strength. Through scholarship and leadership, nurses can challenge, reform, improve and enrich healthcare now and into the future.