The University of Adelaide is proud to host and partner the following National Research Centres, funded by the Commonwealth Government and research organisations:
The ARC is a statutory authority within the Australian Government's Department of Innovation, Industry, Science and Research (DIISR). Its mission is to deliver policy and programs that advance Australian research and innovation globally and benefit the community.
ARC Centres of Excellence are prestigious hubs of expertise through which high-quality researchers maintain and develop Australia's international standing in research areas of national priority.
The NHMRC is Australia's peak body for supporting health and medical research; for developing health advice for the Australian community, health professionals and governments; and for providing advice on ethical behaviour in health care and in the conduct of health and medical research.
Cooperative Research Centres bring together researchers from universities, the CSIRO and other government laboratories, and private industry or public sector agencies. These long-term collaborative arrangements support research & development and education activities that achieve real outcomes of national economic and social significance.
The University is also a core partner, supporting participant or associate in 11 Cooperative Research Centres (a Commonwealth Government program linking industry with government and higher education research organisations). Learn more about participating in CRCs at the University of Adelaide.