Times Higher Education ranks the University of South Australia, a member of the prestigious Australian Technology Network, in the world’s top 100 universities for engineering and technology; currently positioned number 69 in the world (2015).
The University of South Australia is the largest university in South Australia, with over 35,000 students, 2,500 staff and five campuses (four in Adelaide and one regional). As the leading provider of international education in the State we are also a significant contributor to South Australia’s economic growth and prosperity.
Come to the University of South Australia for an education that is recognised throughout the world. Benefit from our commitment to excellence, quality teaching and world-leading research. Study with us and you will gain the experience and skills to help you succeed in your career.
We welcome and support students from all over the world with a range of services and resources. Experience our modern facilities and be taught by academics who are experts in their field. With more than 400 degree programs on offer, you can find something to suit your career interests. Find out what you can study, how to apply and the support we offer while you’re with us in Adelaide.
The University prides itself on being a truly international university. Around 15 per cent of our students are international students studying onshore. Our teaching staff develop and deliver internationally relevant curricula, to ensure that all of our graduates demonstrate international perspectives.
The University is known internationally for its high quality applied and fundamental research and its excellent postgraduate and research education environment.
We foster global relationships and perspectives. Alongside our recognised achievements in international higher education we have developed teaching and research links with leading institutions around the world.
Sixty six percent of University of South Australia academic staff hold doctorates. In 2010 the University was in the top 10 in Australia on this measure. Four academic staff members were awarded Australian Learning and Teaching Council 2011 Citations for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning.
We recorded the biggest increase for an Australian university in the 2011 QS World University Rankings, to be listed in the top 3 per cent of more than 10,000 universities in the world.