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Venue
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conference will be held at The University of Adelaide's North Terrace Campus ideally situated near the picturesque
banks of the Torrens River adjacent to Adelaide's central business district
and within walking distance from a range of hotel accommodation.
The University of Adelaide, established in 1874 is
Australia's 3rd oldest University with 16,000 students, including more
than 2,000 students from 70 countries. The University is also one of
Australia's most prestigious, being a member of the Group of Eight
leading Australian Universities and producing two Nobel Prize-winning
graduates and many Rhodes Scholars. The University of Adelaide
consistently ranks high among the top Universities in the Asia-Pacific
region, and its research is at the leading edge of knowledge. The
University is committed to producing graduates recognised worldwide
for their creativity, knowledge and skills, as well as for their
culture and tolerance.
 The
City of Adelaide, founded in 1836, is the capital of South Australia and
the centre of the State's economic, cultural, political and social life.
It is an attractive well-planned city of wide streets, gardens, squares,
parklands and a mixture of historic and modern buildings. About one million
people live in Adelaide and its suburbs. The size of the city is small
enough to be friendly and welcoming, yet large enough to provide plenty
of attractions and entertainment. Set between the hills and the sea, Adelaide
enjoys a Mediterranean climate. The international Adelaide Festival, held
every two years, celebrates the city's love of music, drama, dance and
the visual arts with artists coming from around the world. Splendid wineries,
food producers, villages and natural attractions are found nearby in the
Mount Lofty Ranges, Barossa Valley and Southern Vales. Beaches, cinemas,
theatres, music and shopping are all popular recreational activities.
Venue
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The University of Adelaide
