University of South Australia
August 6, 2010
The University of South Australia (UniSA) is located in the beautiful city of Adelaide. UniSA has five campuses: City East, City West, Mawson Lakes, Magill, and Whyalla/Mt Gambier. There are 36,000 students, half of whom are international students from 70 countries. This University may be 150 years old but it is proud of its cutting edge research in Engineering, Health and Technology. UniSA offers undergraduate study, postgraduate study and postgraduate research. A sample of the many undergraduate offerings is Business, Laws, Applied Language and Intercultural Communications, Media and Culture, Education, Industrial Design, Interior Architecture, Public Relations and Journalism. Check UniSA’s great website for a complete list of courses.
For those interested in research, the UniSA has many research centres and institutes. For example they are carrying out groundbreaking research into bio and polymer interfaces, colloid and nanostructures, wireless communications, quality use of pharmaceuticals and mineral processing to name but a few. There is the Centre for Sleep Research, the Centre for Nutritional Physiology and the Centre for Comparative Water Policies and Laws. Again, check out the website for a full list of the centres and institutes.
The University of South Australia looks after its students very well. There are International Student Advisors on each city campus to help with accommodation, banking and insurance details and all those other issues that international students face when they first arrive. These Advisors will make sure you make a safe and happy start to your university life in Australia. There is also a Learning and Teaching Unit, Common Rooms and Prayer Rooms, more than 40 clubs and societies and 24/7 security on campus.
Adelaide is a city of one and half million people and is well known for its arts festivals, its wines and fine food. There’s lots of great shopping, sports and parks and gardens. Truly a beautiful place for you to relax after studying.




