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13 April 2026
Adelaide University debuts at Ministry of Education showcase
Adelaide University has marked its debut at two of China’s most significant international education events – the China International Education Exhibition Tour (CIEET) and the China Study Abroad Forum (CSAF) – held from 10-20 April 2026. Marking its first major international engagement since its establishment on 5 January 2026, Adelaide University’s presence at CIEET and CSAF signals a strong commit...
Research gaps for South Asian migrant and refugee health
Not enough is known about the access and utilisation of health services for South Asian migrant and refugees within Australia. Associate Professor Zohra Lassi, from Adelaide University’s School of Public Health and Robinson Research Institute, and a multi-institutional team analysed 129 studies published from 2000 to 2025 to create an evidence gap map.
Ancient tectonic processes the key to locating rare minerals
New research from Adelaide University has revealed that geological processes dating back billions of years are critical to locating the rare earth elements needed for modern technologies and the global clean energy transition. Published today in Science Advances, the study shows a strong global link between ancient subduction zones – where tectonic plates collide – and the formation of rare earth e...
Backing the next generation of SA wine and tourism industry leaders
Ten South Australian professionals have been awarded scholarships to help them become the next generation of leaders in our world-renowned wine and tourism sectors. Now in its second year, the 2026 Great Wine Capitals Executive Business Program, delivered by Adelaide University, provides valuable upskilling and career development opportunities for early- to mid-career wine and tourism industry prof...
Redesigns can cause serious harm to businesses. New research from Adelaide University explores what brands should consider when modernising their packaging. “The study shows that successful redesign depends on increasing consumers’ perceived modernity without undermining recognisable brand cues,” explains Dr William Caruso from Adelaide University’s Ehrenberg-Bass Institute.