Policies under review

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, ...

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...

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...

The University contracts with a wide range and large number of third parties (organisations or individuals), creating legal relationships that range from simple procurement transactions to complex int...

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 st...

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...

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 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 docume...

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 seeks to provide its staff, students, titleholders and visitors with secure and timely access to IT equipment and the online services and resources necessary for undertaking...

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 University's International Agreements Policy governs the development, establishment, monitoring and review of a defined class of agreements with institutions outside of Australia (or international...

The University delivers jointly conferred Higher Degree by Research (HDR) awards through approved partnerships in order to develop its education portfolio, broaden its international outlook, enhance t...

The Legal Compliance Policy focuses broadly on compliance with laws relevant to the University's relationships, activities and purpose.

Various buildings, rooms and open spaces around the University are named after major benefactors, distinguished former staff of the University or members of the community who have been associated with...

The University is committed to generating world-class research with tangible outputs of global significance and engaging with the community to make the transformative effect of education and research ...

The aim of the University of Adelaide's Outgoing sponsorship policy is to: coordinate the University's sponsorship activities; ensure the suitability of the sponsorship activity; and understand the va...