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Why make the move to Adelaide?
Adelaide’s list of graduates reads like a roll call of excellence. Three Nobel Laureates studied here and more than 100 graduates became Rhodes Scholars. And the establishment of new, world-renowned institutions cements Adelaide’s place as Australia’s Learning City.
How to apply to study in Adelaide?
The first step to studying in Adelaide is to find a course that’s right for you. You can use our course search to locate a course and contact the institution directly for more details.
Where to live in Adelaide?
A range of accommodation options are available to international students in Adelaide – just ask the staff at your education institution. Some options include on-campus accommodation, university residences, residential colleges, international residences, home stay and temporary accommodation.
- Learn about renting
- Learn about international residences
- Learn about homestay
- Learn about university colleges
Where to work in Adelaide?
We know it can be hard to juggle work when you’re trying to score top marks with your studies but finding a part-time job is often the best way to make new friends. International students can work up to 20 hours a week during semester and unlimited hours in term breaks. But where to find a job? Start by asking other students, checking out employment websites or looking in Adelaide’s daily and weekly newspapers.
What do to in Adelaide?
Adelaide is widely known as the 20-minute city: you can leave a lecture in the centre of the city and still be at the beach or in the Adelaide Hills within half an hour. And there are plenty of festivals and events to keep you busy on weekends. The most famous are the Adelaide Festival of Arts, the Adelaide Fringe and WOMADelaide.
What will it cost?
Adelaide is more affordable than most other Australian cities, as well as being known as the Nobel Prize capital of Australia. With quality education at a more affordable price and a city that has been voted by students as the safest in Australia, there’s only one thing left to ask yourself – why not make the move?
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Why make the move to Adelaide?
Adelaide’s list of graduates reads like a roll call of excellence. Three Nobel Laureates studied here and more than 100 graduates became Rhodes Scholars. And the establishment of new, world-renowned institutions cements Adelaide’s place as Australia’s Learning City.
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How to apply to study in Adelaide?
The first step to studying in Adelaide is to find a course that’s right for you. You can use our course search to locate a course and contact the institution directly for more details.
どこに住む？
Where to live in Adelaide?
A range of accommodation options are available to international students in Adelaide – just ask the staff at your education institution. Some options include on-campus accommodation, university residences, residential colleges, international residences, home stay and temporary accommodation.
- Learn about renting
- Learn about international residences
- Learn about homestay
- Learn about university colleges
どこで働く？
Where to work in Adelaide?
We know it can be hard to juggle work when you’re trying to score top marks with your studies but finding a part-time job is often the best way to make new friends. International students can work up to 20 hours a week during semester and unlimited hours in term breaks. But where to find a job? Start by asking other students, checking out employment websites or looking in Adelaide’s daily and weekly newspapers.
何をする？
What do to in Adelaide?
Adelaide is widely known as the 20-minute city: you can leave a lecture in the centre of the city and still be at the beach or in the Adelaide Hills within half an hour. And there are plenty of festivals and events to keep you busy on weekends. The most famous are the Adelaide Festival of Arts, the Adelaide Fringe and WOMADelaide.
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What will it cost?
Adelaide is more affordable than most other Australian cities, as well as being known as the Nobel Prize capital of Australia. With quality education at a more affordable price and a city that has been voted by students as the safest in Australia, there’s only one thing left to ask yourself – why not make the move?
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