Adelaide is an affordable Australian city and home to four universities.
Adelaide, South Australia
Campus | University | City/town | Name/suburb |
---|---|---|---|
Main | Flinders University | Adelaide | Bedford Park |
Main | Torrens University Australia | Adelaide | Wakefield Street |
Main | University of Adelaide | Adelaide | North Terrace |
Main | University of South Australia | Adelaide | City West |
Satellite | Australian Catholic University | Adelaide | |
Satellite | CQUniversity | Adelaide | |
Satellite | Flinders University | Adelaide | Tonsley |
Satellite | Flinders University | Adelaide | Victoria Square |
Satellite | University of Adelaide | Thebarton | |
Satellite | University of Adelaide | Waite | |
Satellite | University of South Australia | Adelaide | City East |
Satellite | University of South Australia | Adelaide | Magill |
Satellite | University of South Australia | Adelaide | Mawson Lakes |
Universities in Adelaide
The list highlights the four South Australian universities that are based in Adelaide.
- Torrens University Australia is a private university with inner-city campuses in other major Australian cities.
- The other three universities are more established and have campuses in regional parts of South Australia.
- The University of Adelaide has a large, centrally located campus. UniSA is spread across the city and Flinders has a large suburban campus.
University Students
Adelaide is a popular study destination, offering a relaxed lifestyle and low-cost living.
- Adelaide's universities teach around 107,000 university students, including 31,000 from abroad and almost 18,000 online (89,000 students attend campuses).
- The largest university is UniSA, with 35,000 students, followed by the University of Adelaide (28,000), Flinders (26,000) and Torrens (18,000).
- Course satisfaction ratings by graduates are generally good.
Updated: 16 June 2021