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01 Why the University of Adelaide?

02 Why Health?

07 Careers and study

08 Selection rank isn’t the only way into university

10 Allied Health

14 Dentistry and Oral Health

20 Medicine

24 Nursing

28 Health and Medical Sciences

32 Psychology

36 Related degrees

38 Undergraduate degree index

39 Applying to the University of Adelaide

WHY THE UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE?

Education that enlightens

Studying with South Australia’s highest ranked university—consistently placed among the world’s top 1%—equips students to be tomorrow’s leaders.

Having learnt from, and with, teachers and researchers who are themselves international leaders in their fields, our graduates are highly regarded and professionally recognised around the globe. What’s more, they’re well prepared to take advantage of the opportunities this recognition can bring; with a complementary emphasis on practical career skills, we’re also the state’s leading university for graduate employability*.

Our long and proud tradition instils confidence in our students. We are Australia’s third-oldest university and have a history of excellence in education spanning more than 145 years.

We are distinguished by a commitment to equality and an ongoing focus on delivering outstanding research for the benefit of society. The University has played key roles in many of the world’s important discoveries and advancements, and our alumni have contributed significantly to shaping the educational, political and social arenas of their day.

At the University of Adelaide, students are taught, supported and inspired to be everything they can be.

* QS Graduate Employability Ranking 2020.

PRODUCED OVER 100 RHODES SCHOLARS

MEMBER OF GROUP OF EIGHT

RANKED IN TOP 1% OF UNIVERSITIES

WORLDWIDE

SA’S NO. 1 UNIVERSITY FOR GRADUATE

EMPLOYABILITY*

ASSOCIATED WITH 5 NOBEL PRIZE

WINNERS

Why the University of Adelaide? 1

WHY HEALTH?The University of Adelaide’s wide range of undergraduate health-related degrees can open doors to a successful, rewarding career that enables you to improve health and wellbeing around the globe.

Integrating innovative teaching, hands-on experience and cutting-edge research, our Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences is a world leader in health education. We’re ranked at the top of the Group of Eight universities nationally for good teaching; and second across all Australian universities for overall satisfaction of the student experience (Australian Graduate Survey 2015).

Our degrees are underpinned by a vibrant student culture. Our state-of-the-art facilities are among the best in Australasia. We have strong, well established links to research centres, institutes and the health care industry, giving you the opportunity to immediately start building your professional networks.

You will graduate as a compassionate, high-achieving professional with the skills, knowledge, and leadership expertise to make a difference in our community, whether in health care, research, policy or all of the above. To learn more, visit: health.adelaide.edu.au

Adelaide Health and Medical Sciences buildingIn 2017, the faculty entered an exciting new era in health education with the opening of the 14-floor, $246 million Adelaide Health and Medical Sciences (AHMS) building. Located in the heart of the Adelaide Biomed City alongside the Royal Adelaide Hospital and South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute (SAHMRI), the AHMS building is home to the new Adelaide Dental Hospital, our expansive research and our flagship medical and nursing degrees.

The building brings together more than 1600 students and 700 health researchers in a vibrant, innovative environment where learning and discovery work hand-in-hand.

DEVELOPING FUTURE LEADERS IN HEALTHThe Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences has a reputation for producing highly skilled graduates who are well regarded by industry, and is ranked third in Australia for securing full-time graduate employment (Australian Graduate Survey 2015). Our degrees will provide you with hands-on experience in real-world environments, allowing you to develop the skills and confidence to excel in your chosen career.

2 Why Health?

World-class simulation and clinical skills facilitiesState-of-the-art facilities, new teaching styles, and the latest technologies are taking our degrees into the future and transforming health sciences education, research and patient care in South Australia.

Our world-class facilities include the: Dental Simulation Clinic; Ray Last laboratories, for bioskills, surgical skills and anatomy; and Adelaide Health Simulation. Located in the AHMS building, Adelaide Health Simulation is the most high-tech health care teaching facility in Australasia and the only Australian simulation facility accredited with the Society for Simulation in Healthcare for excellence in learning and teaching. It includes 24 real-life simulation spaces, four critical-care operation theatres, eight acute-care ward suites, and four virtual home environments.

Adelaide Health and Medical Sciences building

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10am-12pm Clinical Skills tutorial

12-1pm Medicine lecture

1pm Meet in Hub Central

3-4pm Interprofessional learning tutorial

6-8pm Adelaide University Medical Orchestra practice

TUESDAY

10am-12pm Case Based Learning tutorial

12pm Lunch at Uni Bar

4-5pm Bioscience lecture

6pm Private study

WEDNESDAY

8-9am Human Biology lecture

9-11am Human Biology tutorial

11am-2pm Private study/lunch break

2-4pm Case Based Learning (CBL) tutorial

6-8pm Private study

MONDAYThis diary snapshot is an example of how you may choose to schedule your university study and life. Attendance at university is less structured than at high school. Hours spent on campus in lectures, tutorials, practicals or in the field—known as ‘contact hours’—depend on the degree enrolled in, study mode selected (internal, external, online or flexible learning) and course choices.

FIT UNI INTO LIFE

Global Learning experiencesThe faculty provides you with the valuable opportunity to study overseas during your degree. Depending on your chosen discipline, Global Learning experiences can include short study tours, semester exchanges, clinical placements or volunteer opportunities. This opportunity will give you a global perspective on major health challenges, and provide the chance to build confidence and intercultural skills.

Peer Mentoring ProgramOur Peer Mentoring Program offers support for international and domestic students in their transition to university. Senior-year students provide guidance and assistance to commencing students to help them meet new people, establish friendships and develop an understanding of the expectations and requirements of university life.

To discover more, visit: health.adelaide.edu.au/current-students/peer-mentoring

Yaitya Purruna Indigenous Health UnitThe words ‘yaitya purruna’ are from the Kaurna language of the Adelaide Plains People, and mean ‘our own health and wellbeing’. Yaitya Purruna Indigenous Health Unit provides support for all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students studying in the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences.

For more information, visit: health.adelaide.edu.au/engage/ facilities-and-services/yaitya-purruna

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Access Entry SchemeWirltu Yarlu: Aboriginal Education administers the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Access Entry Scheme in partnership with the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences’ Indigenous Student Support Officer and Admissions Team.

The scheme offers Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians an alternative entry pathway to study the following degrees:

• Bachelor of Dental Surgery

• Bachelor of Health and Medical Sciences

• Bachelor of Health and Medical Sciences (Advanced)

• Bachelor of Medical Studies / Doctor of Medicine

• Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours)

Integrating innovative teaching, hands-on experience and cutting-edge research, the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences is a world leader in health education.

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LIFE EXPERIENCE THROUGH GLOBAL LEARNINGwww.adelaide.edu.au/global-learning

All students will have the opportunity to study overseas through a range of programs, including student exchange, study tours and summer and winter schools. There are many exciting opportunities in Europe, Asia, the Americas and Africa.

ABORIGINAL AND TORRES STRAIT ISLANDERSwww.adelaide.edu.au/wirltu-yarlu

The University of Adelaide values diversity where the rich cultures of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders are taught, supported and celebrated. Wirltu Yarlu provide a range of services, schemes and preparation programs that are designed to support your desire to gain educational outcomes. Wirltu Yarlu is a place where students can soar to new heights.

WANT TO GET A HEADSTART ON UNI?www.adelaide.edu.au/headstart

The University of Adelaide’s Headstart scholarship program gives high achieving students the opportunity to study at university while still in Year 12, and have these university studies count towards their SACE and their university aggregate/ATAR.

While studying at the University part-time Headstart students not only have the opportunity to find out what university life is like before they finish school, but also contribute to and benefit from, the diverse cultural and intellectual life of the University of Adelaide.

For further information contact: Telephone: +61 8 8313 0165 Email: [email protected]

8am -12pm Medicine lectures

1-2.30pm Ethics/Medical Personal and Professional Development (MPPD) tutorial

4-5pm MPPD lecture

5.30pm Rowing practice

7pm Private study

THURSDAY

8am Bioscience lecture

9-11am Anatomy practical session

1-3pm CBL tutorial

5.30pm Friday drinks on Rundle St

FRIDAY

• Bachelor of Speech Pathology (Honours)

• Bachelor of Occupational Theraphy (Honours)

• Bachelor of Nursing

• Bachelor of Oral Health

• Bachelor of Psychological Science.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Access Entry Scheme applicants are assessed on several factors, including: educational history; employment experience; understanding of the chosen program of study; an interview, and other factors that demonstrate their skills and study.

The interview panel will include an Indigenous Student Support Officer, a representative from the academic area in which the applicant seeks enrolment, and a student representative.

For more information about the scheme, eligibility criteria and admissions process, visit: adelaide.edu.au/wirltu-yarlu/future-students

Yaitya Purruna Health and Medical ScholarshipThe Yaitya Purruna Health and Medical Scholarship has been established by the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences to support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students undertaking the Bachelor of Medical Studies and Doctor of Medicine. The scholarship is valued up to $10,000 per year for the duration of the degree and is awarded based on academic merit.

For more information, visit: scholarships.adelaide.edu.au/Scholarships/undergraduate/faculty-of-health-and-medical- sciences/yaitya-purruna-health-and-medical

Incidental feesMost students in the faculty will have additional costs, over and above their tuition fees. Depending on the degree, this can include things like textbooks, equipment, required immunisations, clearance renewals, first aid certificates, travel and accommodation for placements, and student amenities fees.

For each degree’s specific fees, visit: adelaide.edu.au/student/finance/other-fees

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THE UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE IS THE NUMBER 1 UNIVERSITY IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA

MATHEMATICS (QS, ERA)

ARTS AND HUMANITIES (Times Higher Ed, QS, ERA)

SCIENCES(Times Higher Ed, QS, ERA)

COMPUTER SCIENCE (Times Higher Ed, QS, ERA)

HEALTH (Times Higher Ed, QS, ERA)

ALL 6 ENGINEERING FIELDS (QS)

LAW (QS, ERA)

STEM (QS, ERA)

NURSING (QS)

9th in Australia Top 50 in the world

MBA (AFR)

RANKED TOP IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA FOR:

2020 Times Higher Education world ranking

2020 QS World University ranking

2019 Academic Rankings of World Universities (ARWU)

ONLY SOUTH AUSTRALIAN UNIVERSITY WITH QS RANKING IN VETERINARY SCIENCE AND DENTISTRY

$40.4m Received the most ARC

and NHMRC funding across South Australia (2018)

$182m The most research

income across South Australia (2018)

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CAREERS AND STUDYINDICATIVE STUDY-TO-CAREER PATHWAYSAreas of interest Degrees Potential career pathways

AnatomyBiologyHealthMedical sciencesNeuroscience

NutritionPublic healthReproductive healthResearch

Bachelor of Health and Medical Sciences

• Community health worker

• Health information and promotion officer

• Health policy advisory/planner

• Medical/research/clinical/nutrition scientist

• Researcher

AnatomyEntrepreneurshipHealthLeadershipMedical sciences

NeuroscienceNutritionPublic healthReproductive healthResearch

Bachelor of Health and Medical Sciences (Advanced)

• Community health worker

• Health information and promotion officer

• Health policy advisory/planner

• Medical/research/clinical/nutrition scientist

• Researcher

BiologyCommunity healthClinical practiceHealthHealth promotion

Infection controlNursingMedical carePalliative careSocial care

Bachelor of Nursing • Academia/clinical testing

• Aid organisations

• Hospice care

• Infection control

• Public, private or community health care

• Registered nurse

• Research

AnatomyBiologyChemistryClinical practiceCommunity healthDisease prevention

HealthHealthcare leadershipHuman behaviourMedical sociologySurgery

Bachelor of Medical Studies / Doctor of Medicine

• Academia

• Accident and emergency

• Clinical and medical research

• Doctor

• General practice

• Intensive care

• Medical research

• Medicine

• Obstetrics

• Population and global health

• Psychiatry

• Sports medicine

• Surgery

BiologyClinical practiceCommunity healthDentistry

Disease preventionHealthHealth promotionOral health care

Bachelor of Dental Surgery • Academia

• Defence forces

• Private practice

• Public practice in government, community or school-based facilities

BiologyData analysisHealthHuman behaviour

PsychologySocial sciencesSociologyStatistics

Bachelor of Psychological Science • Community and social welfare

• Family and social justice

• Health promotion

• Human resource management

• Juvenile justice and correctional services

• Market research and advertising

• Mental health services

• Product development

• Research/academia

• Training and development

Please note that some careers will require further study at postgraduate level.

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SELECTION RANK ISN’T THE ONLY WAY INTO UNIVERSITY

UoA Degree Subject-based entry criteria

Bachelor of Arts All varieties except Advanced

B or betterEnglish Literature or English

+ B or betterAny other Humanities or Social Science subject

Bachelor of Commerce B or betterEnglish Literature or English

+ B or betterSpecialist Mathematics or Mathematical Methods or General Mathematics

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Chemical)

B or betterSpecialist Mathematics

+ B or betterMathematical Methods

+ C or betterChemistry

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)(Architectural and Structural) (Civil) (Electrical And Electronic) (Environmental) (Mechanical) (Mining) (Petroleum) (Software)

B or betterSpecialist Mathematics

+ B or betterMathematical Methods

+ C or betterPhysics

Bachelor of Health and Medical Sciences

B or betterBiology or Chemistry or Physics

+ B or betterBiology or Chemistry or Physics or Specialist Mathematics or Mathematical Methods or General Mathematics

Bachelor of Media B or betterEnglish Literature or English

+ B or betterAny other Humanities or Social Science subject

Bachelor of Psychological Science B or betterEnglish Literature or English

+ B or betterSpecialist Mathematics or Mathematical Methods or General Mathematics

Bachelor of Science B or betterBiology or Chemistry or Physics or Earth and Environmental Science

+ C or betterBiology or Chemistry or Physics or Earth and Environmental Science or Specialist Mathematics or Mathematics Methods

Choose subjects at school that will help you prepare for success at university and take advantage of the subject-based entry to some of our most popular degrees. Apply as normal through SATAC, and list the University of Adelaide in your

preferences, and we’ll assess your application against your subjects as well as your Selection Rank.

Note: you must complete your SACE and have achieved an ATAR to be considered.

Subject-based pathways are available into:

• Arts• Commerce• Engineering• Health and Medical Sciences• Media• Psychological Science• Science

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health.adelaide.edu.au/health-hq

HEALTH HQ DISCOVER YOUR FUTURE AT ADELAIDE

Sunday 17 May 2020

Get hands-on with health. Join us at a free annual showcase of degrees and facilities in the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences.

ALLIED HEALTH

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A degree in physiotherapy, speech pathology or occupational therapy is more than a career, it’s an opportunity to have a profound positive impact on the lives of others.

With comprehensive hands-on practical experience in both simulated and real health care settings, you will be equipped to work in a broad range of areas. These include mental health or community health services, public or private hospitals, rehabilitation centres, sporting organisations, schools or private practice.

You’ll graduate with the knowledge and skills to empower individuals, supporting them in reaching their physical, cognitive and developmental goals; enhancing their quality of life.

What is occupational therapy

Occupational therapy uses intervention and assessment to enable people to actively and independently participate in activities they find meaningful, and those critical to daily life: parenting, work, education, socialising, leisure, and looking after themselves. A career in occupational therapy will enable you to significantly enhance quality of life for individuals, families, and communities.

What is physiotherapy

Physiotherapy is concerned with helping people recover, maintain and enhance their ability to move freely and without pain. Employing physical examination, diagnosis, prognosis, intervention, rehabilitation and education, physiotherapists help people of all ages overcome injury and disability, preserve physical condition during and after illness, and improve athletic performance. Choosing physiotherapy will lead to a wide range of rewarding career opportunities.

What is speech pathology

Speech pathology involves working with children and adults of all ages to overcome physical and developmental challenges to communication and swallowing. Speech pathologists use knowledge and skill in anatomy, neurophysiology, linguistics and

evidence-based, patient-centred care to diagnose and treat a range of speech and language problems. A career in speech pathology offers a rewarding opportunity to have a profound and lifelong positive effect on the lives of others.

Clinical placement requirements

To undertake clinical placements— a compulsory part of our allied health degrees—you must satisfy a number of requirements. These include:

• criminal history clearance

• first aid certificate (including CPR)

• immunisations and prescribed communicable infections (PCI) screening

• tuberculosis screening

• clinical placement deed poll

• student and professional registration.

For more details, visit: health.adelaide.edu.au/study-with-us/student-support/clinical-placements

Inherent requirements

Inherent requirements are the fundamental parts of a degree that must be met by all students. They are the abilities, knowledge and skills you’ll need to complete the degree. If you have a disability or chronic health condition, of course, reasonable adjustments can be made to help you meet the requirements. But this must not compromise academic integrity.

For more details, visit: health.adelaide.edu.au/study-with-us/allied-health

Time dedicated to study

Our allied health degrees are not available for part-time study. As a full-time student you can expect to spend about 30 to 38 hours (Monday to Friday) on campus each week, engaged in: classes, simulated learning activities, clinical instruction, small-group discovery sessions, tutorials and learning laboratories.

Clinical courses may require out-of-hours involvement, and some courses require off-campus placements.

Enjoy high-level interprofessional learning in a safe, supportive environment

Learn from practising professionals with an emphasis on real-world experience

SA’s most complete and globally recognised health education environment


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BACHELOR OF OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY (HONOURS)

SATAC CODE354271

DURATIONFour years full-time

CAMPUSNorth Terrace

PREREQUISITESSACE Stage 2: Biology or Chemistry or Mathematical Methods (if Stage 2 studies were undertaken prior to 2017, the equivalent subject was called Mathematical Studies), or equivalent.IB: Biology (SL grade 4/HL grade 3) or Chemistry (SL grade 4/HL grade 3) or Mathematics (SL grade 4/ HL grade 3), or equivalent.

ADDITIONAL ENTRY REQUIREMENTSStrict quotas apply and late applications will not be considered.

adelaide.edu.au/degree-finder Search occupational therapy

Transform lives by promoting health and well-being

Occupational therapists help us build and protect the specific capabilities we need to effectively participate in the critical activities of our daily lives: parenting, work, education, socialising, leisure, and simply looking after ourselves.

By guiding and supporting physical and psychological progress, they help individuals, families and communities create or restore meaning, purpose and independence.

What will you do?

Our Bachelor of Occupational Therapy (Honours) equips you to identify, prevent and manage the full range of challenges to everyday activity.

With many courses taught by registered practising occupational therapists, the degree places an emphasis on real-world experience. In over 1,000 hours of work-based training, you’ll work with children and adults of all ages in multiple settings: public and private health organisations; schools; rehabilitation centres; aged care; mental health and more.

You’ll gain high-level knowledge and skills in:

• human anatomy, physiology and pathophysiology

• rehabilitation from short- and long-term injury, musculoskeletal and neurological conditions, chronic illness, disability and mental health issues

• specialised practice with children and families

• broad public health issues and population approaches to health and wellbeing

• cultural diversity, with a focus on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and communities, and rural or international health perspectives

• evidence-based, patient-centred care.

You’ll regularly access our purpose-built training facilities and state-of-the-art simulation suites—among Australasia’s most advanced. And you’ll benefit from collaborative learning with key complementary disciplines, speech pathology and physiotherapy.

From late third year, you’ll choose one of two streams—research* or industry— and undertake a major project. Research will hone your skills in developing new knowledge; and providing recommendations for clinical practice, public health strategies and/or policy; industry focuses on integrating research into practice.

Where could it take you?

You’ll graduate eligible to pursue a wide range of career opportunities. You could help children with sensory issues realise their full learning—and life—potential. You might help elderly people maintain the capacity to live in their treasured family homes. Perhaps you’ll help those recovering from workplace trauma return to their passion.

The University of Adelaide is currently working with the Occupational Therapy Council of Australia to achieve accreditation for the Bachelor of Occupational Therapy (Honours).

* Entry into the research stream will be based on academic merit.

BACHELOR OF PHYSIOTHERAPY (HONOURS)

SATAC CODE354251


CAMPUSNorth Terrace

PREREQUISITESSACE Stage 2: Biology or Chemistry or Mathematical Methods (if Stage 2 studies were undertaken prior to 2017, the equivalent subject was called Mathematical Studies), or equivalent.IB: Biology (SL grade 4/HL grade 3) or Chemistry (SL grade 4/HL grade 3) or Mathematics (SL grade 4/ HL grade 3), or equivalent.


adelaide.edu.au/degree-finder Search physiotherapy

Transform lives through freedom of movement

Physiotherapists help us recover, maintain and enhance our ability to move freely and without pain. They help us overcome injury and disability, preserve physical condition during and after illness, and improve athletic performance.

But the psychological impact of that is far from purely technical; it’s absolutely liberating—a critical component of positive mental health and an enabler of a rewarding quality of life.

What will you do?

Our Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours) equips you assess and manage a range of health conditions.

With many courses taught by registered practising physiotherapists, the degree places an emphasis on real-world experience. In over 900 hours of work-based training, you’ll work with children and adults of all ages in multiple settings: public and private health organisations; schools; rehabilitation centres; sporting organisations; aged care and more.


• human anatomy, biomechanics and physiology

• clinical assessment and management of patients with cardiothoracic, musculoskeletal and neurological dysfunction, and developmental disorders

• safe patient handling practices and patient education

• broad public health issues

• evidence-based, patient-centred care.

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You’ll regularly access our purpose-built training facilities and state-of-the-art simulation suites—among Australasia’s most advanced. And you’ll benefit from collaborative learning with key complementary disciplines, speech pathology and occupational therapy.

From third year, you’ll choose one of two streams—research or industry—and undertake a major project. Research will hone your skills in developing new knowledge; industry focuses on integrating research into practice.


You’ll graduate eligible to pursue a wide range of career opportunities. You could help a range of people better manage a variety of health conditions. You might help a child take their first steps, or you could help someone get back to work, sport or other activities. Those in the research stream may change the way we assess and manage a range of conditions, leading to better health outcomes for the population.

The University of Adelaide is currently working with the Australian Physiotherapy Council to achieve accreditation for the Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours).


BACHELOR OF SPEECH PATHOLOGY (HONOURS)

SATAC CODE354261


CAMPUSNorth Terrace

PREREQUISITESSACE Stage 2: English PLUS one of Biology or Chemistry or Mathematical Methods (if Stage 2 studies were undertaken prior to 2017, the equivalent subject was called Mathematical Studies), or equivalent.IB: Biology (SL grade 4/HL grade 3) or Chemistry (SL grade 4/HL grade 3) or Mathematics (SL grade 4/ HL grade 3), or equivalent.


adelaide.edu.au/degree-finder Search speech pathology

Transform lives through the power of speech

Speech pathologists help us make use of arguably our most precious capability—communication. By working with people to overcome physical and developmental challenges to verbal expression, they enable our deepest, most rewarding connections.

Talented speech pathologists are already highly sought-after, and demand is growing fast.

What will you do?

Our Bachelor of Speech Pathology (Honours) equips you to diagnose and treat the full range of speech and language problems, including stuttering, voice and swallowing difficulties.

With many of the courses taught by certified practicing speech pathologists, the degree places an emphasis on real-world experience. In over 840 hours of clinical based training, you’ll have the opportunity to work with children and adults of all ages in public and private health, community, education and aged-care settings.


• head and neck anatomy and neurophysiology

• speech and language development, linguistics and phonetics, motor speech and dysphagia

• current public health and justice system topics

• general psychology, general counselling and behaviour management skills

• working with culturally and linguistically diverse populations, including Indigenous Australians

• evidence-based, client-centred care.

You’ll regularly access our purpose-built training facilities and state-of-the-art simulation suites—among Australasia’s most advanced. And you’ll benefit from collaborative learning with key complementary disciplines: physiotherapy and occupational therapy.

From late third year, you’ll choose one of two streams—research* or industry—and undertake a major project. Research will hone your skills in developing new knowledge; industry focuses on integrating research into practice.


You’ll graduate eligible to pursue a wide range of career opportunities. You could help children with neurological disabilities or developmental delays connect with their peers by overcoming social communication challenges. You might help a stroke victim regain their ability to eat and communicate, or support a patient in end of life care. Perhaps you’ll enable adults with acquired or traumatic brain injuries communicate with others or be part of a therapeutic team working towards achieving the person’s goal of gaining employment.

The University of Adelaide is currently working with Speech Pathology Australia to achieve accreditation for the Bachelor of Speech Pathology (Honours).


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DENTISTRY AND ORAL HEALTH



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A centre of excellence since 1920, Adelaide Dental School is the highest ranked dental school in Australia and offers you the chance to learn in one of the country’s most advanced dental facilities.

In 2017, the school relocated to the $246 million Adelaide Health and Medical Sciences (AHMS) building, which is also home to the state-of-the-art Adelaide Dental Hospital.

Our staff have won national awards for their outstanding teaching, knowledge and practical skills. Together with real-world clinical placements and hands-on simulation learning, this will ensure you gain the knowledge, skills and confidence to excel in your chosen career.

What is dentistry?

Dentistry is the profession concerned with preventing, diagnosing and treating problems of the teeth, jaws and mouth. Good dental health is important for everyone, making dentistry a primary health care profession. Choose a career in dentistry and you’ll make a difference to the lives of many.

What is oral health?

Oral health includes dental hygiene, prevention and treatment of oral disease, professional cleaning, and health promotion through education. Good oral health is essential throughout life. Choosing to work in oral health will lead to a rewarding career helping people of all ages maintain healthy teeth and gums.

Adelaide Dental Hospital

Featuring 89 dental chairs, the Adelaide Dental Hospital in the AHMS building is one of the advanced clinical training grounds available to our dentistry and oral health students. Run in partnership with the South Australian Dental Service, the hospital offers you the chance to work alongside professional dentists to deliver year-round oral health services for disadvantaged members of our community.

Community Outreach Dental Program

The Community Outreach Dental Program provides dental and other health services for people experiencing homelessness or having difficulty accessing conventional care. Run by the Adelaide Dental School, with assistance from a group of dedicated volunteer private dentists and allied health professionals, the program has provided care for over 1240 disadvantaged South Australians since its establishment in 2011.

The Dental Simulation Clinic

As one of our dentistry or oral health student you’ll have the opportunity to perfect your skills in a clinical environment using the latest simulation technology. With 90 individual simulators available, dental students spend more than 550 hours in the simulation clinic as part of their curriculum and oral health students more than 330.

Dentistry and Oral Health clinical placement requirements

To undertake clinical placements in dentistry —a compulsory part of the degrees—you must satisfy a number of requirements.

These include:

• Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency student registration

• criminal history clearance

• first aid certificate (including CPR)



• clinical placement deed poll.



Inherent requirements are the fundamental parts of a degree that must be met by all students. They are the abilities, knowledge and skills you’ll need to complete the degree. If you have a disability or chronic health condition, of course, reasonable adjustments can be made to help you meet the requirements. But this must not compromise academic integrity.

For more details, visit: health.adelaide.edu.au/admissions/dentistry/inherent-requirements


If studying full-time, you can expect to spend about 25 to 35 hours (Monday to Friday) on campus each week, engaged in: classes, simulated learning activities, clinical instruction, small-group discovery sessions, tutorials and learning laboratories. Clinical courses will require out-of-hours involvement, and some courses require off-campus placements.

Global Learning experiences

As a dentistry student you’ll have the opportunity to undertake a two-week study tour to Vietnam as part of your clinical placement, working as part of a clinical team in schools and private practices.

* Academic Ranking of World Universities of Academic Subjects 2018

RANKED 29TH IN THE WORLD*

RANKED NO.1 IN AUSTRALIA*

CHAIR DENTAL HOSPITAL 89

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BACHELOR OF DENTAL SURGERY

SATAC CODE314122

CAMPUSNorth Terrace

DURATION5 years full-time

PREREQUISITESSACE Stage 2: Two subjects—one from Chemistry, Mathematical Methods (or Mathematical Studies if taken prior to 2017), Specialist Mathematics or Physics and one from Biology, Chemistry, Geology or Physics. IB: two science subjects (SL grade 4/ HL grade 3), or one science subject plus Mathematics (SL grade 4/HL grade 3). Note: subject prerequisites are applicable to all Bachelor of Dental Surgery entry pathways

ADDITIONAL ENTRY REQUIREMENTSTo meet the minimum academic threshold for entry applicants must achieve a selection rank of 90 or above, or an International Baccalaureate (IB) score of 34 or above (or the interstate/ overseas equivalent). New applications/preferences for Dental Surgery will not be considered after the closing date of 30 September 2020. Late applications will not be considered.Please note that strict quotas apply to the Bachelor of Dental Surgery degree. This degree does not contain elective courses—all courses are compulsory.

ASSUMED KNOWLEDGEA necessary precursor for success in the Bachelor of Dental Surgery is a high proficiency in the written and oral use of the English language.

adelaide.edu.au/degree-finder Search dental

Keep your community smiling

Dentists work to improve oral health in our communities. They’re lifelong learners who care about their patients and their work.

Dentistry is a science and an art. It’s flexible and rewarding, and it changes lives.

What will you do?

Our Bachelor of Dental Surgery supports you in becoming a highly skilled and patient-focused dentist. You will:

• build clinical experience starting in your very first year

• learn in Australia’s newest dental teaching hospital, in the state-of-the-art Adelaide Health and Medical Sciences building

• explore the full range of dental therapies—from complex restorative to preventative-based treatments

• practise using equipment in our Dental Simulation Clinic

• tackle real-life case scenarios in teams

• benefit from extensive placements across metropolitan and rural settings

• improve lives through community outreach programs.


You could work in a local or community dental clinic or provide dental care for people in the developing world. You might become a defence force dentist. Perhaps you’ll be a researcher, making new discoveries to improve oral health care.

Professional accreditation

The Bachelor of Dental Surgery is accredited by the Australian Dental Council.

Graduate registration

To be eligible to work in Australia as a dentist, you’ll be required to register with the Australian Health Practitioners Regulation Agency (AHPRA) and the Dental Board of Australia on completion of your degree. In order to register, you must comply with the English language skills requirements as determined by AHPRA.

For further details, visit: ahpra.gov.au/Registration.aspx

The Bachelor of Dental Surgery qualification is recognised by the:

• Dental Board of Australia (once registered, graduates are also eligible for membership of the Australian Dental Association)

• Dental Council of New Zealand (under the Trans-Tasman Mutual Recognition Agreement)

• Commission of Dental Accreditation of Canada (further examinations are necessary to work in Canada)

• Singapore Dental Council.

International applicants should note that successfully completing this degree may not qualify them to practise/register in their home country. Students will have to contact the relevant health registration bodies of their home country for further information.

Industry placement

From your first year, you’ll undertake compulsory clinical placements in a range of metropolitan and rural settings. These can extend beyond the academic year and may include after-hours and weekend work.

Application process

There are two distinct parts to the application process.

1. University Clinical Aptitude Test (UCAT) application

All applicants, with the exception of those entering via the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Pathway are required to register and sit for the UCAT. The UCAT is used widely to help universities select applicants with the most appropriate mental abilities, attitudes, and professional behaviours required for new doctors to be successful in their clinical careers.

To register for the UCAT and access the practice materials visit ucat.edu.au

2. South Australian Tertiary Admissions Centre (SATAC) application

Once you’ve registered with UCAT you must lodge you SATAC application online at satac.edu.au by the September 2020 closing date. You’ll be asked to enter your UCAT identification number when doing so.

Merit selection criteria

Selection for the Bachelor of Dental Surgery is based on three components.

1. Performance in the UCAT*.

2. Performance in a structured interview.

3. Achievement of a selection rank of 90 or above (or equivalent) for appropriate Year 12 studies; credit average (GPA 5.0) for tertiary studies, or STAT rank in the top decile. Please note: you will only be invited to sit an interview following a satisfactory UCAT result.

Dental Surgery Admissions Guide

You’re required to read the Dental Surgery Admissions Guide before applying for the Bachelor of Dental Surgery. The guide covers essential information regarding:

• admission requirements

• key dates and deadlines

• the merit ranking process

• inherent requirements

• subject prerequisites and more.

At the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences we regularly review the admission criteria and application processes for our degrees, and reserve the right to change them without notice.

Please note that failure to read the Dental Surgery Admissions Guide will not be grounds for special consideration.

For more information, visit: health.adelaide. edu.au/admissions/dentistry

Information for international students only

Bachelor of Dental Surgery admission overview

Applicants will be ranked in consideration for an offer based on their performance in the following three components:

• interview results—first ranking level

• University Clinical Aptitude Test (UCAT)second ranking level

• academic results—final ranking level (to separate applicants with equal-summed interview and UCAT scores).


Application process

1. All international applicants must submit a formal application online via the University’s international website. Visit international.adelaide.edu.au/apply and select Step 4: Apply online.

2. The online application will also serve as the registration to sit the UCAT, and students will be prompted to select the relevant UCAT test venue on the application system.

3. Applicants must submit their application and payments prior to 30 June 2020. Applicants who have not yet completed their current qualification will still be required to apply by this date. Closing dates are strictly adhered to and late submissions will not be accepted.

Please note: testimonials, character/school references, awards, certificates and predicted results do not make up any of the selection components and will not be considered. Details of performance in individual components of the admissions process are not given to applicants. Information regarding an applicant or application is confidential and cannot be released to members of family or friends.

For more information, visit: health.adelaide.edu.au/admissions/dentistry

CHRISTOPHER KAWALEC Bachelor of Dental Surgery

“ The best part of the Bachelor of Dental Surgery is indisputably the hands on component of the program. Dental students have the privilege of taking what they learn and applying it immediately. ”


BACHELOR OF ORAL HEALTH

SATAC CODE314701

CAMPUSNorth Terrace


PREREQUISITESSACE Stage 2: one 20-credit mathematics or science subject. IB: equivalent subjects

ADDITIONAL ENTRY REQUIREMENTSPlease note that strict quotas apply and late applications will not be considered. To meet the minimum academic threshold for entry, applicants must achieve a selection rank of 70 or above, or an International Baccalaurearte (IB) score of 25 or above, or the interstate/overseas equivalent.

ASSUMED KNOWLEDGEA necessary precursor for success is a high proficiency in the written and oral use of the English language.

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Advocate for oral health

Oral health is an essential component of a healthy life. Complex dental work contributes to this, but proper care and prevention are just as important.

While dentists perform specialised treatments, oral health therapists have broad expertise in general oral health care and education.

What will you do?

Our Bachelor of Oral Health is an evidence-based degree that prepares you for providing general oral health care and health promotion.

You will:

• learn in Australia’s newest dental teaching hospital, in the state-of-the-art Adelaide Health and Medical Sciences building

• study within a close-knit oral health learning community

• benefit from early clinical exposure and extensive placements

• practise using equipment in our Dental Simulation Clinic

• tackle real-life case scenarios in teams

• improve lives through community outreach programs.


You will be part of providing high quality clinical care for all ages. You might develop hygiene maintenance programs for people managing chronic gum pain.

You could advise on public health policy or design and implement educational campaigns. Perhaps you’ll open an oral health clinic with a team of oral health therapists and dentists you’re yet to meet at the University of Adelaide.



The Bachelor of Oral Health is accredited by the Dental Board of Australia.


To be eligible to work in Australia, you’ll be required to register with the Australian Health Practitioners Regulation Agency (AHPRA) on completion of your degree. To gain professional registration through AHPRA and register as an oral health therapist with the Dental Board of Australia, you must comply with the English language skills requirements as determined by AHPRA. For further details, visit ahpra.gov.au/registration.aspx

Upon graduation you will also be eligible for membership with the Australian Dental and Oral Health Therapists Association and the Dental Hygienists Association of Australia.

International applicants should note that successful completion of this degree may not qualify them to practise/register in their home country. Students will have to contact the relevant health registration bodies of their home country for further information.

Industry placement

From your first year, you’ll undertake compulsory clinical placements in a range of metropolitan and rural settings. These compulsory placements can extend beyond the academic year and can include after-hours and weekend work.

Application process


1. University Clinical Aptitude Test (UCAT) application


To register for the UCAT and access the practice materials visit ucat.edu.au

2. South Australian Tertiary Admissions Centre (SATAC) application

Once you’ve registered with UCAT you must lodge your SATAC application online at satac.edu.au by the September 2020 closing date. You’ll be asked to enter your UCAT identification number when doing so.

Merit selection criteria

Selection will be based on three components.

1. Performance in the UCAT*.

2. Performance in a structured interview.

3. Achievement of a selection rank of 70 or above (or equivalent) for appropriate Year 12 studies; a pass average for tertiary studies (preference may be given to applicants with science based tertiary studies); or a completed VET diploma or advanced diploma; or a satisfactory STAT rank. Please note: you will only be invited to sit an interview following a satisfactory UCAT result.

Oral Health Admissions Guide

All applicants are required to read Oral Health Admissions Guide before applying for the Bachelor of Oral Health. The guide covers essential information regarding:

• admission entry requirements




• subject prerequisites, and more.


Please note that failure to read the Oral Health Admissions Guide will not be grounds for special consideration.

For more information, visit: health. adelaide.edu.au/study-with-us/dentistry-oral-health


Bachelor of Oral Health admission overview

Applicants will be ranked in consideration for an offer based on their performance in the following four components:

• academic results - meets threshold and final ranking level (to separate applicants with equal-summed interview and UCAT scores).

• English Language Requirements. The IELTS (International English Language Testing System) Academic Test is the preferred English language proficiency qualification, but the University may accept other evidence of proficiency in English in individual cases.

• Personal Qualities Assessment (UCAT) results - second ranking level

• interview results - first ranking level

Application process

1. All international applicants must submit a formal application online via the University’s international website. Visit international.adelaide.edu.au/apply and select Step 4: Apply online.



4. In addition to this application, any student studying for an Australian Year 12 qualification, or for the IB in Australia, must also apply directly to the South Australian Tertiary Admissions Centre (SATAC) before SATAC’s September closing date.

Please note: testimonials, character/ school references, awards, certificates and predicted results do not make up any of the selection components and will not be considered. Details of performance in individual components of the admissions process are not given to applicants.

Information regarding an applicant or application is confidential and cannot be released to members of family or friends. For more information, visit: health.adelaide. edu.au/admissions/dentistry


MEDICINE

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The University of Adelaide’s medical degree is the third-oldest in Australia, with a rich and prestigious history dating back to 1885.

135 years of teaching and research has led to an impressive list of groundbreaking discoveries and achievements at the University that continue to transform health care and make an impact on the world today. Among the University’s notable alumni are Nobel Prize winners, pioneering researchers and world-renowned clinicians.

Following in their footsteps as an Adelaide Medical School student, you’ll be provided with state-of-the-art education, training and facilities to ensure you’re ready to face the challenges of medical practice in the twenty-first century.

Rural placements

All Bachelor of Medical Studies and Doctor of Medicine students are required to undertake rural clinical placements. Commonwealth-supported students (in both bonded and unbonded places) must complete at least four weeks of rural placements before graduation, with 25% of students required to complete a year-long rural placement.

If these 12-month places aren’t filled voluntarily, they’ll be allocated in a random ballot.

Medicine clinical placement requirements

To undertake your compulsory clinical placements you must satisfy the following requirements.


• criminal history clearances




• hand hygiene.

If you don’t meet these requirements you won’t be able to complete your placements, putting you at risk of not graduating. Detailed information on the above criteria will be provided when you commence your studies.



The University of Adelaide medical program places substantial demands on students. The learning style and assessment techniques used are likely to be different from those experienced elsewhere requiring the ability to learn and work in small groups, and undertake self-directed learning.

For more details, visit: health.adelaide.edu.au/admissions/medicine/inherent-requirements


If studying full-time you can expect to spend about 25 to 35 hours (Monday to Friday) on campus each week, engaged in: classes, simulated learning activities, clinical instruction, small-group discovery sessions, tutorials and learning laboratories.

Clinical courses will require out-of-hours involvement, and some courses require off-campus placements.

Global Learning experiences

As an Adelaide Medical School student you can undertake a training placement in a local or overseas hospital or clinic of your choice prior to completing your degree. Past students have worked and studied in countries including the UK, Nepal, Sri Lanka, South Africa and Canada.


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Study in the $246m AHMS building alongside future nursing colleagues

Hands-on experience with diverse range of clinical placements

Ranked No. 1 in South Australia for Medicine*

* QS World Academic Rankings by Subject, 2019.

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BACHELOR OF MEDICAL STUDIES / DOCTOR OF MEDICINE

SATAC CODE354552 standard CSP (non-bonded) 354553 Bonded Medical Program (BMP)


CAMPUSNorth Terrace

PREREQUISITESSACE Stage 2: Biology or Chemistry or Mathematical Methods. (If Stage 2 studies were undertaken prior to 2017, the equivalent subject was called Mathematical Studies), or equivalent. IB: Biology (SL grade 4/HL grade 3) or Chemistry (SL grade 4/HL grade 3) or Mathematics (SL grade 4/ HL grade 3), or equivalent. Note: Subject prerequisites are applicable to all Bachelor of Medical Studies and Doctor of Medicine entry pathways.

ADDITIONAL ENTRY REQUIREMENTSTo meet the minimum academic threshold for entry into the Bachelor of Medical Studies and Doctor of Medicine degree at the University of Adelaide, students must achieve a selection rank of 90 or above, or an International Baccalaureate score of 34 or above (or the interstate/overseas equivalent). However, a significantly higher selection rank is usually required due to high levels of competition for places.Note that strict quotas apply and late applications will not be considered.

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Put your passion for healing into action

Medicine is intellectually rewarding, challenging and inspiring. It requires critical problem- solving, teamwork and integrity. Medical practitioners are passionately interested in wellbeing, and work to protect and promote the health of individuals and communities. They are dedicated to alleviating pain and suffering, and caring for vulnerable people.

What will you do?

Our Bachelor of Medical Studies provides the foundation knowledge and skills needed to excel in health care. Learning in partnership with outstanding clinicians in our state-of-the-art Adelaide Health and Medical Sciences building, you will:

• work in small groups to address scenario-based problems relating to common and important individual, community, Indigenous and global health issues

• gain valuable exposure to real-world clinical practice and develop your own safe and effective clinical skills in cutting-edge simulation facilities

• investigate the social determinants of health and health behaviours

• learn to evaluate the health status of individuals and populations

• acquire a solid foundation in research skills and evidence-based care

• learn collaboratively in interprofessional teams with nursing students.

You will also gain a deep understanding of how our health care system works. From semester from semester one you’ll have the opportunity to see patients and learn about their interactions with various health services and providers.


This is the first part of our medical program; upon completion, you’ll gain direct entry into our Doctor of Medicine. Together, these degrees will qualify you to practise medicine anywhere in Australia and throughout most of the world. Find out more about the Doctor of Medicine on Degree Finder.


The Bachelor of Medical Studies and Doctor of Medicine have been conditionally accredited under the existing accreditation of the Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery by the Australian Medical Council (AMC).


To be eligible to work in Australia, you’ll be required to register with the Australian Health Practitioners Regulation Agency (AHPRA) on completion of your degree. In order to register, you must comply with the English language skills requirements as determined by AHPRA. For further details, visit ahpra.gov.au/Registration.aspx

New Zealand citizens applying to the Bachelor of Medical Studies and Doctor of Medicine intending to practise in Australia after graduation must be aware of criteria for obtaining a Medicare Provider Number.

International applicants should note that successful completion of this degree may not qualify them to practise/register in their home country. Students will have to contact the relevant health registration bodies of their home country for further information.

Internships

Internships are separate from the medical degree, and the University of Adelaide does not facilitate internship placements.

Further information regarding internship allocations can be found on the SA Health Careers and SA Medical Education and Training website:

• sahealthcareers.com.ausamet.org.au/

• samet.org.au

Admissions


1. University Clinical Aptitude Test (UCAT) application.


To register for the UCAT and access the practice materials, visit: ucat.edu.au/ucat-anz/

2. South Australian Tertiary Admissions Centre (SATAC) application.

Once you’ve registered with UCAT, you must lodge your SATAC application online at satac.edu.au by the September 2020 closing date. You’ll be asked to enter your UCAT identification number when doing so.

Selection criteria

Entry to the Bachelor of Medical Studies and Doctor of Medicine is based on four components:

1. Performance in the Undergraduate Medicine and Health Sciences Admission Test (UCAT)*

2. Performance in an interview.

3. Achievement of selection rank of 90 or above for appropriate Year 12 studies, or a credit average for tertiary studies, or STAT rank in the top decile.

4. Prerequisite subjects.

Rural background entry pathway

If you’ve lived at least five consecutive years from birth, or 10 years cumulatively, in an area with an Australian Standard Geographic Classification of AGS-RA 2 to 5, you’re eligible to apply for entry via our rural background entry pathway.

To check your location’s classification, please refer to the Department of Health and Ageing’s `DoctorConnect’ website: health.gov.au/internet/otd/Publishing.nsf/Content/RA-intro

Some conditions apply. To find out more, visit adelaide.edu.au/study and select Entry Pathways from the menu.

Commonwealth-supported places

There are two types of Commonwealth-supported places (CSP) in the Bachelor of Medical Studies and Doctor of Medicine program: Standard CSP (non-bonded); and Bonded Medical Place (BMP). The BMP requires you to enter into a contract with the Australian Government.

For more detailed information, visit: health.gov.au/bmpscheme

Medicine Admissions Guide

All applicants are required to read the Medicine Admissions Guide before applying for the Bachelor of Medical Studies and Doctor of Medicine. The guide covers essential information regarding:

• admission entry requirements




• subject prerequisites, and more.


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Please note that failure to read the Medicine Admissions Guide will not be grounds for special consideration.

For more information, visit: health.adelaide.edu.au/admissions/medicine


Bachelor of Medical Studies and Doctor of Medicine admission overview

Applicants will be ranked in consideration for an offer based on their performance in the following three components:

• interview results - first ranking level

• University Clinical Aptitude Test (UCAT) results - second ranking level

• academic results - meets threshold and final ranking level (to separate applicants with equal-summed interview and UCAT scores).

Application process

1. All international applicants must submit a formal application online via the University’s International website. Visit international.adelaide.edu.au/apply and select Step 4: Apply online.



Please note: testimonials, character/school references, awards, certificates and predicted results do not make up any of

the selection components and will not be considered. Details of performance in individual components of the admissions process are not given to applicants. Information regarding an applicant or application is confidential and cannot be released to members of family or friends.

For more information, visit: health.adelaide.edu.au/admissions/medicine

* Applicants must register to sit the UCAT. For more information including the registration closing date and test, visit: ucat.edu.au/ucat-anz

ASHLEE NICOLBachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery

“ I have met some of the best people in Adelaide and have made life-long friends. I have done so many amazing things since moving here, including once in a lifetime opportunities such as a day with the Royal Flying Doctors Service. ”

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NURSING

24 Nursing

Nursing is an exciting, diverse and rewarding career in which you can make a true difference in people’s lives.

Qualified nurses have a wide range of career options, from working in public or private hospitals, to community health care, aid organisations and regional health care.

The University of Adelaide’s nursing degree is highly regarded in the profession. Taught by accomplished practising clinicians, it will give you a solid foundation in academic theory and real-world experience, with clinical exposure beginning early in your degree.

You’ll graduate perfectly equipped to step into a successful career.


Our nursing degree places substantial demands on students. The learning style and assessment techniques used are likely to be different from those you’ve experienced elsewhere. You’ll need physical and mental stamina. And you’ll have to be flexible regarding hours of attendance. Your clinical placements, for example, (all compulsory), will require significant time commitments, often after-hours.

They may also take place outside the normal academic year, and could require attendance at distant locations—whether metropolitan, rural or remote.

For more details, visit: health.adelaide.edu.au/nursing/ future-students/requirements

Nursing clinical placement requirements

To undertake your compulsory clinical placements you must satisfy a number of requirements. These include:


• criminal history clearances

• immunisation and prescribed communicable infections screening


• basic life support

• manual handling


• hand hygiene.

If you don’t meet these requirements you won’t be able to complete your placements, putting you at risk of not graduating. Detailed information on the above criteria will be provided when you commence your studies.

To learn more, visit: health.adelaide.edu.au/study-with-us/student-support/clinical-placements


Nursing requires a strong commitment. If studying full-time, you can expect to spend up to 40 hours per week on-campus in lectures, tutorials or simulation practicals. This may occasionally include compulsory weekend sessions. You’ll also attend compulsory clinical placements from first year, which may include shifts across a 24-hour roster (again, possibly including weekends).

Global learning experiences

As a nursing student you’ll have the opportunity to travel to Germany, Austria, Singapore or Japan to take part in clinical placements/observations as part of your studies.


42 Ranked 42 in the world for Nursing*

* QS World University Rankings by subject, 2019.

Hands-on experience in a variety of health care settings

Study in the $246m AHMS building alongside medical students

MADDISON CUK Bachelor of Nursing

“ Through completing a large number of clinical placements, I have been able to develop and refine my clinical skills and as a result feel confident in transitioning into full-time work. ”

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BACHELOR OF NURSING

SATAC CODE324341324345 (enrolled nurses only)

CAMPUSNorth Terrace Teaching hospitals


PREREQUISITESThe Bachelor of Nursing has no formal prerequisites. However, students will find Year 12 Biology and Year 10 or above Mathematics (or equivalents) useful

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Make a difference every day

Nurses are highly respected members of the community. They help treat patients in all sorts of health care settings and touch lives with empathy and compassion.

Nursing is flexible, exciting and challenging. It’s a rewarding profession full of problem-solvers and pillars of strength.

The Adelaide Nursing School is ranked first in South Australia for graduate employment and third in Australia for overall educational experience*.

What will you do?

Our Bachelor of Nursing supports you in becoming a confident and responsible registered nurse. You will:

• develop hands-on skills in high-tech simulation settings

• benefit from clinical and non-clinical placements across metropolitan and rural locations

• explore contemporary issues around health promotion, maintenance, advocacy and care

• undertake interprofessional learning with other health care students.


You’ll emerge with a professional qualification recognised Australia-wide, ready to pursue rewarding roles in rural communities, operating theatres, emergency wards, and a multitude of other health care environments.


The Bachelor of Nursing is accredited by the Australian Nursing and Midwifery Accreditation Council. In Australia, all undergraduate programs leading to registration as a nurse must be accredited every five years.


Just prior to completing your degree, you’ll need to apply to the Australian Health Practitioners Regulation Agency (AHPRA) for registration with the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia.

In order to be able to register as either an enrolled or registered nurse, you must comply with the English language skills requirements as determined by AHPRA.

Industry placement

You’ll work in clinical areas as a member of a health care team, with additional clinical support from clinical lecturers. Placements will vary across different practice settings, from acute care and tertiary to primary health care areas. For example, your clinical placement could be undertaken at the Royal Adelaide Hospital or a range of other health care providers.

One of the most important strengths of this innovative degree is the substantial length of time dedicated to learning in practice. You’ll be introduced to the practice environment in a structured manner and will be able to integrate your increasing knowledge as you go.

Clinical placements are compulsory and not restricted to the University teaching semesters. Placements will be in both metropolitan and rural areas of South Australia and it’s will be required to attend early, late, night and weekend shifts. Therefore, it’s recommended that you have access to a mode of transport for the duration of the degree.

All costs associated with the rural placement will be your responsibility. Depending on the locations available, you may need in excess of $1,000 to cover accommodation, food and living-away from-home expenses.

You will also need to cover the cost of uniforms while there, as these must be worn to comply with Adelaide Nursing School dress standards.

Naturally, you will need to comply with all policies and procedures prescribed by the health care site (e.g. correct use of theatre attire).

And whenever undertaking clinical placements, internships or research projects involving children, or people who are ill, elderly or vulnerable, you must obtain the following clearances:

• AHPRA student registration (we’ll arrange this on your behalf)

• criminal history clearance and a national police clearance

• immunisation

• prescribed communicable infections screening

• tuberculosis screening.

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HEALTH AND MEDICAL SCIENCES


As a Health and Medical Sciences graduate, you’ll have the broad range of knowledge and skills to improve human health, and succeed in a wide variety of careers.

Our Bachelor of Health and Medical Sciences is a three-year degree. In the first year, you’ll cover the fundamentals of human anatomy and public health, with a complementary focus on developing communication and learning skills.

In second year, you’ll gain in-depth knowledge in selected subject areas—including pathology, physiology, pharmacology, health promotion and epidemiology—and develop problem-solving and group-work skills by investigating global health challenges.

In third year, you’ll gain extensive hands-on and workplace experience by completing a major in your chosen field.

The degree draws on all health sciences disciplines including medicine, dentistry, nursing, psychology and public health. This gives you the flexibility to select one of seven different majors spread across two different streams: Medical Health and Lifespan Health.

Research experience

In third-year you’ll undertake a year-long research project/internship. This provides students with an opportunity to:

• participate firsthand in research within state-of-the-art research facilities

• use skills acquired in the classroom in a real-world setting, and learn what classroom time can’t teach

• experience a prospective career path, and network with professionals and potential employers

• gain new skills and the confidence to be work-ready.


Study Abroad and Student Exchange opportunities in second and third year can enhance your a global perspective on major health challenges, improve your career path and enable you to develop intercultural and personal skills and confidence. Study tours are available in some majors.

ADRIAN DURANBachelor of Health and Medical Sciences (Honours)

“ The University of Adelaide provided me so many opportunities to find my passion and drive for future endeavours. From the wide range of courses and topics to learn, studying at university has been a great life experience. ”


* QS World University Rankings by Subject, 2019.

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NUMBER OF MAJORS AVAILABLE

RANKED NO.1 IN SA FOR HEALTH SCIENCES*01

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BACHELOR OF HEALTH AND MEDICAL SCIENCES

SATAC CODE324951

CAMPUSNorth Terrace


GUARANTEED ENTRYATAR: 80 / IB: 29

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Improve the health of your community

Are you fascinated by the human body? Do you want to help tackle important health issues facing our world today?

Studying health and medical sciences is mentally stimulating and hands-on. It’s about fighting disease through scientific research and actively promoting wellbeing. Our Bachelor of Health and Medical Sciences ranks first in South Australia for teaching quality, and third in Australia for overall education experience*.

What will you do?

Our degree supports you in developing relevant and transferable skills that are highly sought-after in research and health industries. You will:

• explore human biology and public health in depth

• gain hands-on research experience in world-class facilities

• enjoy cutting-edge virtual reality learning

• work in small groups to solve problems relating to health and disease

• undertake a year-long research placement or internship

• increase your understanding of global health issues with opportunities to study overseas.

You’ll also pursue a specialisation in one of a diverse range of areas:

• Neurosciences

• Clinical Trials

• Nutritional Health

• Public Health

• Medical Sciences

• Reproductive and Childhood Health.


You could work in a medical laboratory or clinical setting, seeing modern medicine improve vulnerable patients’ health. You might be the first to witness ground-breaking medical research results. Perhaps you’ll help populations make healthy choices, or change the environments in which people live, grow, work, and play, so that everyone can lead healthy lives. Previous graduates have gone on to high-level, influential positions in a range of health organisations and government departments throughout Australia and abroad.

* Good Universities Guide 2017/18

BACHELOR OF HEALTH AND MEDICAL SCIENCES (ADVANCED)

SATAC CODE324961

CAMPUSNorth Terrace



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Be a health leader

Want to tackle humanity’s greatest health challenges? Aspire to be outstanding in your field? The Bachelor of Health and Medical Sciences (Advanced) is a distinctive degree for students who want to excel.

What will you do?

Our advanced degree emphasises innovation and entrepreneurship, as well as applied clinical and research skills. You will:

• explore health from cellular, system, individual and population perspectives

• study solutions to frontline healthcare problems in a unique ‘hacking health’ course

• learn about health collaborations and get hands-on training in our state-of-the-art Adelaide Health Simulation facilities

• develop strategies for getting health discoveries into practice with the University’s Entrepreneurship, Commercialisation and Innovation Centre

• learn from award-winning health researchers

• undertake a year-long research placement or internship.

You’ll also pursue a specialisation in one of a diverse range of areas:

• Neurosciences

• Clinical Trials

• Nutritional Health

• Public Health

• Medical Sciences

• Reproductive and Childhood Health.


You’ll emerge with enhanced skills for either higher studies or leadership roles in your chosen career. You could lead programs to improve the health of vulnerable populations, develop policies to prevent obesity or tackle antimicrobial resistance. You might win the Nobel Prize in Medicine through ground-breaking research. Perhaps you’ll outsmart cancer with an innovative approach to treatment.


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PSYCHOLOGY

32 Psychology

As a Psychology student at the University of Adelaide, you’ll tackle real-world global issues and develop an understanding of how psychology can make a difference.

With more than 35 majors to choose from, you can tailor your study to suit your interests and career aspirations.

Accreditation

All our psychology degrees are accredited by the Australian Psychology Accreditation Council.


If studying full-time, you can expect to spend about 12-16 hours on campus each week in lectures or tutorials, between 8 am and 9 pm, Monday to Friday. For courses that incorporate practicals, some out-of-hours involvement may also be required.

Guaranteed entry

A wide range of University of Adelaide degrees now have a pre-set entry score, known as ‘guaranteed entry’, instead of a cut-off that varies each year. For

guaranteed entry into a degree*, you must meet the degree prerequisites and achieve the nominated selection rank or above (including bonus points, if eligible). It’s that straightforward.

But if you think you might score under the nominated selection rank, don’t stress. There may be alternative entry pathways.

For more details, visit www.adelaide.edu.au and search guaranteed entry*. There are some exceptions. Check the University website for full details.


Psychology at Adelaide gives you the life-changing opportunity to study overseas, selecting from a wide range of partner universities offering semester exchange programs.

Registration as a psychologist

A minimum six-year sequence of education and training in psychology is required to become eligible for general registration as a psychologist in Australia.

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DEVELOP PRACTICAL RESEARCH SKILLS

MORE THAN 35 MAJOR OPPORTUNITIES

RANKED NO.1 IN SA FOR PSYCHOLOGY*


* QS World University Rankings by Subject, 2019.

JOEL KEH KEAT NGBachelor of Psychological Science

“ The balance between academic and social life has been well-emphasised by the university, and the engagement of the staff with the students is incredible. This university is perfect for anyone seeking to achieve a high academic standing in a fun supportive environment. ”

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BACHELOR OF PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCE

SATAC CODE3940013BG003 (graduate entry)

CAMPUSNorth Terrace



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Uncover our inner workings

Are you fascinated by the human mind? Do you wonder what motivates our behaviour?

Psychological science investigates the way people think, behave, feel and learn. It studies processes of the human mind—including personality, intelligence and memory—so that we can better understand ourselves.

What will you do?

Our Bachelor of Psychological Science nurtures creativity, analysis and communication skills. You will:

• learn about human development and the biological bases of behaviour

• investigate the mechanics of perception and learning

• explore the nature of motivation and emotion

• gain experience with psychological tests

• develop skills for counselling

• choose between over 35 majors and electives from related disciplines

• design and undertake meaningful research projects.


You could become a social psychologist, doing large-scale research to change the way we go about our lives. You might work in community services with people of all ages and backgrounds, or in market research and advertising. Perhaps you’ll go on to further study in the field and become a qualified psychologist.


This degree has been accredited by the Australian Psychology Accreditation Council. Upon graduation you’ll be eligible to apply for an honours year, followed by a two-year postgraduate qualification. This sequence of study will lead to professional registration as a psychologist.

BACHELOR OF PSYCHOLOGY (ADVANCED) HONOURS

SATAC CODE334701

CAMPUSNorth Terrace



adelaide.edu.au/degree-finder Search psychology

Understand how people think, feel and behave

Psychology is a fascinating field of study concerned with minds, behaviour and mental health.

Psychology students develop important skills that enable them to understand their own and others’ behaviour, help people, solve social problems, and critically analyse information.

What will you do?

Our new Bachelor of Psychology (Advanced) Honours will give you the knowledge and qualities needed to kickstart your career in psychology. You will:

• solve high-level problems and analyse human behaviour

• develop listening, empathy and interviewing skills

• explore cyber-psychology, human ethics, social media and online safety

• address real-world global issues and learn how psychology can make a difference

• gain valuable experience with psychological tests and counselling

• design and undertake meaningful research projects.

Note: You must maintain a GPA of 6 to progress through this degree.


Your degree will equip you with skills and knowledge about human thinking and behaviour that many different employers value. You could work with children, the police, in education, health promotion, training and assessment in organisations, marketing, counselling, career guidance, research and more. You’ll also be eligible to apply for Masters-level courses in Psychology that will enable you to become a registered psychologist.


This degree is conditionally accredited with the Australian Psychology Accreditation Council.

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BACHELOR OF SCIENCE OR BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (ADVANCED)

SATAC CODE314581 or 324651

DURATION3 years full-time (or part-time equivalent)

CAMPUSNorth Terrace

GUARANTEED ENTRYATAR: 75 / IB: 27 (B. Science)ATAR: 95 / IB: 37 (Science Advanced)

ASSUMED KNOWLEDGESACE Stage 2: Chemistry, Mathematical Methods, and Physics.

adelaide.edu.au/degree-finder Search science

The Bachelor of Science degree is ideal if you love science but aren’t sure which path to take. It provides the most flexibility of all the science degrees, as you can design you own degree by choosing from a diverse range of science courses according to you interests and strengths.

Love scientific enquiry and research? Aspire to be outstanding in your field? The Bachelor of Science (Advanced) is a distinctive vocational degree for high-achieving students who want to excel in their chosen career. You’ll graduate with enhanced research and project management skills for further study or leadership roles in your chosen specialisation.

You could solve global ecology challenges or win the Nobel Prize as a quantum physicist. You might spearhead an entirely new career in space entrepreneurship, genomic editing, or stem cell engineering. Perhaps you’ll communicate science as an educator, politician, or legislator. Whatever you choose, you’ll be prepared to lead the world.

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (BIOMEDICAL SCIENCE)

SATAC CODE314091

DURATION3 years full-time (or part-time equivalent)

CAMPUSNorth Terrace


PREREQUISITESSACE Stage 2: Chemistry plus one of Physics, Mathematical Methods, Specialist Mathematics, Biology, Geology, Scientific Studies, Agriculture and Horticulture, Agricultural and Horticultural Science, or Nutrition.IB: Chemistry (SL grade 4/HL grade 3) and one other Science subject (SL grade 4/HL grade 3) or Mathematics (SL grade 4/HL grade 3).

ASSUMED KNOWLEDGESACE Stage 2: Mathematical Methods, and Physics.

adelaide.edu.au/degree-finder Search biomedical

Do you have an interest in medical biology and human health? Are you keen to discover more about human disease, from its cause and diagnosis through to novel treatments and cures? Biomedical scientists are vitally important. They advance world-changing discoveries to improve the health and quality of people’s lives. The University of Adelaide is ranked just outside the world’s top 100 universities for biological sciences and number one in South Australia*.

What will you do?

Our Bachelor of Science (Biomedical Science) gives you the knowledge and skills to access an emerging global sector. You will:

• build a broad knowledge base in medical and molecular biology

• explore normal and abnormal functions of the human body

• learn directly from world-class biomedical researchers and educators

• carry out extensive biomedical research projects

• gain real-world practical insights from industry lecturers and placements.


You could be running a laboratory, performing cutting-edge cancer research or modifying genes for vaccines. You might design drugs for the pharmaceutical industry. Perhaps you’ll work directly with patients after completing a degree in postgraduate medicine or allied health.

* QS World University Ranking by Subject Biological Sciences 2018

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UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE INDEXUndergraduate degrees available at the University of Adelaide. Students with strong interests in more than one area of study may wish to consider a double or combined degree. For a comprehensive list of available degrees, visit www.adelaide.edu.au/degree-finder

Business, Economics and Law • Bachelor of Accounting

• Bachelor of Accounting and Corporate Finance

• Bachelor of Business Management

• Bachelor of Business Management and Accounting

• Bachelor of Business (Global)

• Bachelor of Commerce

• Bachelor of Corporate Finance

• Bachelor of Economics

• Bachelor of Economics (Advanced)

• Bachelor of Finance

• Bachelor of Innovation and Entrepreneurship

• Bachelor of International Business

• Bachelor of Laws

• Bachelor of Marketing

• Bachelor of Project Management

• Diploma in Business

Arts• Bachelor of Arts

• Bachelor of Arts (Advanced)

• Bachelor of Creative Arts

• Bachelor of Criminology

• Bachelor of Environmental Policy and Management

• Bachelor of International Development

• Bachelor of International Relations

• Bachelor of Languages

• Bachelor of Media

• Bachelor of Music

• Bachelor of Music (Advanced)

• Bachelor of Music Theatre

• Bachelor of Peace and Conflict Studies

• Bachelor of Philosophy, Politics and Economics

• Bachelor of Sociology

• Bachelor of Teaching (Middle) with Bachelor of Arts

• Bachelor of Teaching (Middle) with Bachelor of Business Management

• Bachelor of Teaching (Middle) with Bachelor of Mathematical and Computer Sciences

• Bachelor of Teaching (Middle) with Bachelor of Music

• Bachelor of Teaching (Middle) with Bachelor of Science

• Bachelor of Teaching (Secondary) with Bachelor of Arts

• Bachelor of Teaching (Secondary) with Bachelor of Economics

• Bachelor of Teaching (Secondary) with Bachelor of Mathematical and Computer Sciences

• Bachelor of Teaching (Secondary) with Bachelor of Music

• Bachelor of Teaching (Secondary) with Bachelor of Science

• Diploma in Arts

• Diploma in Languages

• Diploma in Music

• Diploma in Music (Commercial Music and Song Writing)

• Diploma in Music (Music Production)

Engineering, Computer and Mathematical Sciences • Bachelor of Architectural Design

• Bachelor of Computer Science

• Bachelor of Computer Science (Advanced)

• Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Architectural and Structural)

• Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Chemical)

• Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Civil)

• Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Electrical and Electronic)

• Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Environmental)

• Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Mechanical)

• Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Mining)

• Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Petroleum)

• Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Petroleum) with majors

• Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Software)

• Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) – Flexible Entry

• Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) – Engineering Pathway

• Bachelor of Information Technology

• Bachelor of Mathematical Sciences

• Bachelor of Mathematical Sciences (Advanced)

• Bachelor of Mathematical and Computer Sciences

• Bachelor of Technology (Defence Industries)

• Bachelor of Technology (Construction)

• Bachelor of Technolgoy (Honours)(Construction)

• Associated Degree in Technology (Construction)

• Diploma in Technology (Defence Industries)

• Associate Degree in Technology (Defence Industries)

Health • Bachelor of Dental Surgery

• Bachelor of Health and Medical Sciences

• Bachelor of Health and Medical Sciences (Advanced)

• Bachelor of Medical Studies / Doctor of Medicine

• Bachelor of Nursing

• Bachelor of Occupational Therapy (Honours)

• Bachelor of Oral Health

• Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours)

• Bachelor of Psychological Science

• Bachelor of Psychology (Advanced) Honours

• Bachelor of Speech Pathology (Honours)

Sciences • Bachelor of Agricultural Sciences

• Bachelor of Applied Data Analytics

• Bachelor of Food and Nutrition Science

• Bachelor of Science

• Bachelor of Science (Honours)

• Bachelor of Science (Advanced)

• Bachelor of Science (Advanced) (Honours)

• Bachelor of Science (Animal Behaviour)

• Bachelor of Science (Animal Science)

• Bachelor of Science (Biomedical Science)

• Bachelor of Science (Biotechnology)

• Bachelor of Science (High Performance Computational Physics) (Honours)

• Bachelor of Science (Marine Biology)

• Bachelor of Sciences (Mineral Geoscience)

• Bachelor of Science (Space Science and Astrophysics)

• Bachelor of Science (Veterinary Bioscience)

• Bachelor of Science (Wildlife Conservation Biology)

• Bachelor of Science and Entrepreneurship

• Bachelor of Veterinary Technology

• Bachelor of Viticulture and Oenology

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APPLYING TO THE UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE

How to apply Applications to University of Adelaide undergraduate programs are made online via SATAC: www.satac.edu.au

International students should refer to: international.adelaide.edu.au/apply

Entry pathways There are many pathways applicants can take to apply to the University of Adelaide, including SACE, International Baccalaureate (IB), Subject-based entry, STAT, TAFE, preparatory programs, foundation study and more. To find out more about the available pathways, visit adelaide.edu.au/study/undergraduate and select ‘Entry Pathways’ from the menu.

Fees and costs In 2020, student contributions for Commonwealth supported students studying an equivalent full-time study load were as follows.

Band 1: Humanities, behavioural sciences, social studies, foreign languages, visual and performing arts, education, nursing, clinical psychology. .......................$6,684

Band 2: Computing, built environment, allied health, other health, engineering, surveying, agriculture, science, mathematics, statistics. .....$9,527

Band 3: Law, dentistry, medicine, veterinary science, accounting, administration, economics, commerce. ............................. $11,155

These annual fees are indicative only as actual charges are determined at the course level based on the area of study. Fees may increase in 2021.

HECS Higher Education Loan This program, known as HECS-HELP assists eligible students to pay their student contribution. Further information is available at: www.studyassist.gov.au

Scholarships The University of Adelaide has a range of scholarships available to students from a variety of backgrounds and academic levels. Comprehensive information about scholarships, and how to apply, can be obtained by contacting us (refer below for details) or visiting the scholarships website: adelaide.edu.au/scholarships

Student services and amenities fee Students are charged an annual student services and amenities fee (SSAF) to assist with the funding of student services and amenities at the University. In 2020, the SSAF amount for full-time students was $308, and for part-time students it was $231. Fees may increase in 2021. Eligible students may defer this fee to an SA-HELP loan. For further information about the SSAF and SA-HELP visit: adelaide.edu.au/student/finance and select ‘Other Fees and Charges’.

Additional costs Students may be required to pay for specialist equipment, reading materials, etc. Students are advised not to purchase any equipment until they receive their faculty/school handbook, available during orientation. For more information on other program-related fees and charges, visit adelaide.edu.au/student/finance and select ‘Other Fees and Charges’.

Adjustment factors SATAC centrally administer a South Australian Universities Adjustment Factors Scheme. The two schemes are the SA Universities Equity Scheme and the SA Language, Literacy and Mathematics Adjustment Factors Scheme. For more details, visit adelaide.edu.au and search ‘adjustment factors’.

Degree intake Many undergraduate degrees will allow students to begin study in February or July. Please refer to individual degrees on Degree Finder (adelaide.edu.au/degree-finder) to check whether midyear entry is available. Where Degree Finder states ‘subject to availability’ applicants should contact Ask Adelaide (refer below for details) to check whether midyear entry is available.

Deferring your studies Most undergraduate degrees can be deferred for up to two years. Please refer to specific degrees for exceptions.

English language requirements for international students All international students undertaking an Australian year 12 program are required to achieve a Pass grade or above in one of the approved English as a Second Language or English language subjects. If an applicant attempts, but does not pass, the English language subject then alternative options, such as an acceptable English language proficiency test result, may be arranged.

Details of recognised subjects and recognised tests and requirements are available by visiting international.adelaide.edu.au/apply and selecting ‘Admissions Information’ from the menu, then ‘English Language Requirements’.

Successful completion of the International Baccalaureate (IB) diploma meets the English language requirements of the University of Adelaide.

Permanent residency International students who have studied an Australian year 12 program or the IB and expect to be granted Australian permanent residency before the commencement of their university study must contact Future Student Enquiries.

Accommodation The University understands that finding the right accommodation is important to successful study. For accommodation options and costs please visit: adelaide.edu.au/accommodation

Admission transparency We believe in providing clear and relevant information to help student choose the best university and degree to study. Find out more, visit adelaide.edu.au/study/undergraduate/admissions-information

More informationAnswer your questions using our online Knowledge Base or our helpful staff can respond via email to your enquiries. Please see back cover for contact details.

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