Beginners Guide to University

An information packed session covering program choice, student support services and extra curricular activities. A must for all students and their families.

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Adelaide Abroad: Overseas study as part of your degree

The University of Adelaide has over 80 exchange agreements with partner universities around the world. These agreements allow students to study part of their degree at one of our partner universities for one or two semesters. International students are also encouraged to apply for a "3rd country" experience.

This session will detail the processes involved for students wanting to study overseas through one of the University's exchange agreements. There will be also involvement from students who have recently returned from their overseas study and there should be time for questions.

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Undergraduate Scholarship Opportunities

This session will provide information on the types of University scholarships offered to undergraduates, with a focus on those commencing higher education for the first time.

It will cover scholarships available to students from rural and regional areas, for students in financial need and for Indigenous students. Advice will be given on how to find additional information on specific scholarships, including closing dates and application processes.

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Applying to and Enrolling at Uni

A 'nuts and bolts' information session about what to do when!

We will guide you through the application process, entry requirements, cut offs and quotas, bonus points and online enrolment.

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International Students: A guide to the University of Adelaide for Year 12 and Foundation Studies Students

A guide to applying to the University of Adelaide, how to choose your program and the services the University provides for International Students.

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Not Coming Directly from School?  Information on Pathways to Uni

Not all students studying at Adelaide come straight from school – many study other things first, work, travel, have a family… Applicants who have not completed year 12, are mature age (over 21), have TAFE qualifications or previous university study should attend this talk as it will help you to find out what you have to do and when. It will cover entry requirements, application, selection and admissions procedures.

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