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Preserving
the State of Our Heritage
There is more to North Terrace than elegant sandstone buildings
and a bevy of cultural attractions—the district is also a thriving centre
of education.
Nestled among some of the State’s
pre-eminent institutions, including the State Library, the South Australian Museum
and the Art Gallery of South Australia, the University of Adelaide’s North
Terrace campus buzzes with university life. [read
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Why Study at Adelaide?
Since its establishment in 1874, studying at the University of Adelaide has meant being part of a
rich tradition of excellence in education and research, with world class academics and a vibrant student
life.
The third-oldest university in Australia, the University of Adelaide became the first Australian university
(and also preceded English institutions such as Oxford and Cambridge) to admit women to academic courses
in 1881. Adelaide was also the first Australian university to grant degrees in Science and establish
a Conservatorium of Music.
Since its foundation the University has produced 100 Rhodes Scholars, and is now known internationally
for the quality of its programs and its high-calibre graduates, as well as having been acknowledged with
high ratings in successive editions of Australia's Good Universities Guide. Grand old buildings and historical
environs combined with modern research and teaching facilities provide an exceptional learning atmosphere
in which students can achieve their best.
We have a strong commitment to meeting the highest intellectual and ethical standards in teaching
and learning, research and research training, and to producing graduates recognised worldwide for their
creativity, knowledge and skills, as well as their culture and tolerance. Our high-calibre graduates
have skills that go beyond the workplace and make an impact on the world. Life
Impact.
For more information on the University's values, history, vision, research activities, achievements
and campus life see the 'About the University' website,
visit us on Open Day or take a virtual
tour of the University of Adelaide.
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