Founded in 1874, the University of Adelaide is one of Australia's oldest and most prestigious universities. The Australian Government recently recognised the University of Adelaide as one of only four Australian universities to achieve the highest level of government accreditation. The University of Adelaide's campus is located in the heart of Adelaide, the capital of South Australia. Adelaide is the centre of commercial, cultural, political and social life, and is both contemporary and historically rich, with a population of just over one million, making it a much more gentle and civilised city than the bustling cities of Sydney and Melbourne.

With a history of over 15 years, the University of Adelaide has been able to develop an education and research programme that focuses on overseas students. The University's commitment to the education of overseas students over the past 50 years has resulted in graduates who have gone on to become leading figures in business, politics and academia in Australia and around the world, as well as three Nobel Prize winners and many Rhodes Scholarship winners.

-Elegant environment and low cost

The University of Adelaide's campus is located in the centre of Adelaide, a city with a backdrop of the Monterey Lofthouse Ranges, one of Australia's most beautiful city beaches and a gateway to the Australian outback and other major tourist destinations. The mild climate and easy-going lifestyle make it a great place to live, work and study, with a low cost of living that's affordable for everyone.

-High research capability

The University of Adelaide is one of the most research-intensive public universities in Australia, with state-of-the-art teaching facilities. The University is renowned for its strengths, particularly in the following areas: information technology and remote communications, biological sciences, physical sciences, environmental sciences and management, and social sciences.

-Longer working hours are allowed.

-Undergraduate IELTS 6.0

-Postgraduate IELTS 6.5