Information for Future Students - Your Guide to Uni The University of Adelaide Australia
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Undergraduate pathways

There are a variety of pathways you can take to study at the University of Adelaide no matter what your educational or cultural background might be. Follow the links below for all the information you need to know about how to get here.


 Year 12 students

Year 12 students who are studying an Australian Secondary School qualification such as the SACE (or interstate equivalent Certificate of Education) or International Baccalaureate (IB) – read on for information about our programs, applying, fees, student support and campus life.


 Other high school students

Find out how a university degree can lead to a great future and what you can do to prepare for uni while still in high school.


International applicants

If you are considering studying at an Australian university, read about all the benefits of an education at theUniversity of Adelaide.


Indigenous applicants

Indigenous applicants also have the option of entry to the University of Adelaide through the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Access Scheme.


TAFE/VET graduates

Applicants who have completed a relevant TAFE/VET award may be considered for university selection on the basis of their completed studies, in addition to other qualifications where relevant.


Adult entry or mature age

If you’ve decided to return to study after a break or aren't applying using your high school results, there are several adult entry pathways you can explore to get into university.


Higher education applicants

If you’ve made the decision to transfer from one university program into another, find out what pathways you can take to a new degree.

Information about alternative pathways into the popular programs that usually have high cut-off scores as a result of the competitive selection process.

Whether you're a school leaver, mature-age student or just transfering from one university program to another, you'll soon be finding out which program(s) you have been offered a place in during the crucial SATAC offer rounds.

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