Introduction

The University of South Australia is an innovative and successful institution with a distinctive profile. It is committed to educating professionals, creating and applying knowledge and engaging our communities. Together we: - value quality, diversity, sustainability and equality. - create, apply, and communicate knowledge which delivers economic and social benefits through action that is: intelligent in its use of new and emerging technologies, innovative, collaborative and enterprising, flexible, international and industry focussed, student centred, service oriented and multi disciplinary and built upon our strengths.

Campuses:

City West campus is just a short stroll along North Terrace from Adelaide Railway Station. It’s also easily accessible by bus, with many routes stopping on North Terrace, or a block away on Currie Street. City West is a modern, vibrant campus located amidst Adelaide's educational and cultural precinct. With innovative learning facilities and a range of research activities across the disciplines, City West also enjoys a reputation as being part of a world-class arts precinct

City East campus is located on the corner of North Terrace and Frome Road, in the busiest part of central Adelaide. North Terrace is serviced by many of the main bus routes, with other main stops no more than two blocks away. The railway station is only a five-minute walk away so any bus or train into the city can bring you within close walking distance of the campus. Car parking can be scarce in the city centre so public transport is recommended. Focussing on the health, biomedical and nursing professions, City East has well-established teaching and research links between UniSA programs and the nearby hospital, medical school and Health Commission. Distinguished by an elegant North Terrace faÃ§ade, City East also provides community health services through specialised clinics.

Magill campus is only seven kilometres from central Adelaide and is reachable from the city via bus routes. Set in spacious parklands eight kilometres from the city, Magill's contemporary functionalist architecture houses a state-of-the-art library and excellent student-centred learning facilities for a range of humanities and social science disciplines. Amenities include a theatre, playing fields, a heated swimming pool and a gymnasium.

Mawson Lakes campus can be reached from the city via bus routes. Twenty minutes north of Adelaide, the campus is home to some of the world's most significant technological research. Mawson Lakes is the main campus for the Division of IT, Engineering and the Environment, has state-of-the-art research facilities, an extensive library and collaborative links with nearby Technology Park.

Whyalla campus is South Australia’s largest regional university campus. Four hundred kilometres from Adelaide, UniSA's Whyalla campus represents the major centre of tertiary education in rural South Australia. The campus is situated on a 22-hectare site in the heart of Whyalla’s education and cultural precinct.

Courses:

Division of Business,
Division of Education, Arts and Social Sciences,
Division of Health Sciences and
Division of Information Technology, Engineering and the Environment