Student services

Your first stop for general support - enrolment, subject selection, admissions, credit transfer, transcripts and more. 

Manage your account, make payments and view invoices - plus guidance on financial support and scholarships.

Access a range of student-related services, requests and application forms.

Learning support to help you do your best - 1:1 appointments with learning advisers, maths tutor drop-ins, group workshops and peer-led sessions.

More than just books. Find study spaces, get help with research and referencing, and access digital and print resources - on campus or online.

Stay connected with what's happening at Adelaide University - events, opportunities, campus updates and student stories.

Free, confidential support if you have a disability, medical or mental health condition, or caring responsibilities. We provide access plans and reasonable adjustments to suit your circumstances.

Smart support for smarter study.  Get help from IT with the tools and systems you use every day.

Browse and apply for hundreds of scholarships - for academic achievement  community involvement, financial support and equity access.

Raise a concern or make a formal complaint, appeal decisions affecting your study, and get support to understand your rights.

Free, confidential counselling, wellbeing programs for your mental, physical and emotional health, and safety services to help you feel secure on campus.

Help finding somewhere to live - for prospective and current students, and even family members. Adelaide University's Accommodation Service can help. 

Pre-arrival information and specialist help with anything affecting your student visa - working while studying, visa conditions, and your rights and responsibilities on campus. 

Culturally safe support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students - scholarships, study help, peer mentoring, cultural spaces and dedicated First Nations Student Support Officers.

Personalised support for current and former ADF members (including reservists), first responders and their immediate families, recognising that service can disrupt your study plans.