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The University acknowledges the need for clear and effective credit arrangements to increase opportunities for students to access education, improve student mobility between sectors and institutions, ...

This policy supports Academic Integrity across all learning and teaching activities at the University, regardless of location or mode, by specifying the main principles of Academic Integrity, and the ...

This policy describes the ways in which the University identifies students who are making satisfactory academic progress and describes students considered at risk by the University. It outlines the me...

The Adelaide Plains of South Australia are home to the Kaurna Aboriginal people. The Kaurna people lived on this land for over 60,000 years and were made up of independent groups living within their o...

The University of Adelaide governs the organisation through Government legislation, University statutes, policies and guidelines. The University of Adelaide's Policy Framework is the operational struc...

This Policy sets out the University of Adelaide's approach to the selection of applicants for admission to coursework programs. It reflects the University's commitment to the highest academic standard...

This Policy sets out the University of Adelaide's approach to the selection of applicants for admission to research programs. It reflects the University's commitments to the highest academic standards...

The University of Adelaide is committed to providing its staff, students and visitors with a safe, secure and inclusive community. The University recognises that staff, students and visitors enjoy a ...

Assessment is a core academic activity and an essential component of the learning process. Its main purposes are to encourage student learning, to make judgements about student achievements, and to mo...

This Policy relates to Commonwealth Government funding provided to the University of Adelaide to support Research Training Program (RTP) Scholarships.

The University of Adelaide has adopted the principles embodied in the 2018 Australian Code for the Responsible Conduct of Research via its Responsible Conduct of Research Policy. This includes the res...

The policy provides for the award of emeritus titles to honour and acknowledge distinguished and sustained service to the University.

The University of Adelaide aims to encourage a working environment of respect, transparency and integrity through appropriate behaviour and conduct and through compliance with relevant legislation.

The purpose of the policy is to ensure the University benefits from the consistent and coherent promotion of the University's brand and to minimise risk from the misuse of the brand.

The Business Continuity Policy and Framework seek to minimise the impact that a disruptive incident could have on the Critical Business Functions of the University, including its teaching and learning...

Council in November 2014 approved an Honorarium be given to the Chancellor of the University of Adelaide.

The Code of Conduct expresses the expectations of staff and honorary titleholders when undertaking activities in connection with the University, which are critical to building and maintaining high ach...

The University recognises the importance and value of its Critical Materials required for research and teaching purposes, and is committed to their effective storage and management. Critical Material...

The overarching purpose of the policy is to ensure that University of Adelaide students receive the highest quality learning experiences in Courses designed and taught by educators who possess relevan...

The Collections of the University of Adelaide include the Library Collections (eg books, theses, digital resources), Special Collections (eg Rare Books and Manuscripts), the Archives, Museum and Herit...

The University's statutory objective is the advancement of learning and knowledge, including the provision of tertiary education. In undertaking research, providing education, engaging in commercial ...

The purpose of this Policy is to provide a Controlled Entities governance framework that: satisfies the requirements of the University's governing legislation; is consistent with the University's stra...

This Policy sets out the University's position on the use of Third Party Material and associated copyright compliance requirements. As copyright infringements may result in civil or criminal action ag...

The University of Adelaide (hereafter the University) offers coursework academic programs leading to awards which comply with the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF). This policy sets out the re...

This Policy outlines the University's approach to the design, development, delivery, quality assurance and awarding of Credit-bearing Micro-credentials.

This policy outlines the principles and procedures for the administration of the University's relationships with Education Agents to ensure compliance with all applicable Acts, Regulations and Standar...

Through this policy the University seeks to promote the principles of equal opportunity; equity, fairness and social justice and to acting in accordance with relevant legislation.

Research Fellows and Grant Funded Researchers play a vital role in the University, and contribute to a vibrant research culture that characterises our research-intensive institution. The purpose of th...

To ensure a breadth of postgraduate program offerings beyond those supported by the Commonwealth, the University charges tuition fees for some programs.

This policy describes the principles, proces...

The University has been entrusted with public and private funds to fulfil its mission of learning and teaching, research and community engagement. In carrying out activities to support its mission, th...

The Fraud and Corruption Control Policy reflects the commitment of the University to prevent fraud and corruption through effective risk management. It also recognises that effective management is bes...

The University of Adelaide is a body established for a public purpose and an "agency" under the Freedom of Information Act 1991 ("the FOI Act"). Members of the public have a right of access to documen...

The purpose of this Policy is to affirm the University's commitment to upholding Academic Freedom and to identify necessary limitations.

Engagement with and support from the broader community - locally, nationally and internationally - is essential for the University to continue to be recognised as a great research and teaching univers...

The University of Adelaide aims to create and engender a University culture that values health, safety and wellbeing as fundamental components of the work environment, supported by safe systems of wor...

This Policy sets out the principles applicable to the use of University IT and expresses the commitment of the University to providing and maintaining secure, effective and reliable IT infrastructure ...

The creation and proper management of Information Assets is essential to the success of the University's learning, teaching, research, business and administration activities.

As a publicly-funded i...

The University maintains an insurance program as one form of its risk management strategy to balance the retention and transfer of risk. This Insurance Program Policy affirms the University's commitme...

This Policy aims to encourage originators of IP to be active participants in the systemic exchange and application of research findings and outcomes; to leverage the strengths of all parties, internal...

The International Engagement Policy outlines the principles that underpin the University's International Collaboration, being collaboration with International Institutions and International Individual...

The University delivers jointly conferred awards through approved partnerships in order to develop its education portfolio, broaden its international outlook, enhance the experience of students and st...

This Policy provides procedures on how to develop, assess, establish, monitor and review Jointly-Conferred PhD Awards with Australian and international institutions. It encompasses two types of agree...

The Legal Compliance Policy focuses broadly on compliance with laws relevant to the University's relationships, activities and purpose. This includes relevant laws of Australia and other jurisdictions...

This policy provides a framework within which external lawyers may be approved as legal services providers to the University.