The University of Adelaide Admission

University of Adelaide Admission Dates 

The University of Adelaide follows a semester-based admission system, with major intakes in February (Semester 1) and July (Semester 2). Research and PhD programs offer greater flexibility, allowing applications throughout the year depending on supervisor availability and scholarship rounds.

University of Adelaide Fees for International Students

The University of Adelaide sets its international tuition fees based on the course and field of study, with costs differing across programs. Students should refer to the official course pages to understand the exact fee structure before confirming their application.

University of Adelaide Entry Requirements

Undergraduate Programs:

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  Applicants must have completed an education qualification comparable to the Australian Year 12 standard. 
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  Admission is based on academic performance in prior studies, and subject-specific prerequisites may apply depending on the chosen program. 
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  English language proficiency requirements must also be met for the intended course.

Postgraduate Coursework Programs:

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  Applicants are required to hold a recognised bachelor’s degree or equivalent qualification in a relevant discipline. 
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  Some programs may assess applicants based on academic background, prerequisite knowledge, or relevant professional experience, as outlined in the course entry criteria.

Higher Degree by Research (HDR) Programs:

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  Applicants must demonstrate strong academic achievement in a related field and identify a research area aligned with a suitable University of Adelaide supervisor. 
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  A research proposal and evidence of research capability are typically required as part of the assessment process.

English Language Requirements:

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  IELTS overall score of 6.5, with no band below 6.0. 
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  Certain courses, particularly in health, education, or law, may have higher English requirements. 
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  The university also accepts approved English language tests and recognised pathway programs as alternatives.

University of Adelaide Scholarship for International Students

Global Academic Excellence 50% International Scholarship:

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  Offers a 50% reduction in international tuition fees for the duration of the program.
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  Awarded to high-achieving international students commencing undergraduate or postgraduate coursework.
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  Selection is merit-based and does not require a separate application.

Global Citizens International Scholarship:

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  Provides a tuition fee reduction up to 15%-30% for eligible international students.
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  Available for undergraduate and postgraduate coursework programs.
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  Automatically considered based on academic performance at admission.

University of Adelaide Onshore International Scholarship:

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  Designed for international students currently studying in Australia.
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  Offers a tuition fee discount for eligible undergraduate or postgraduate coursework programs.
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  Applicable to students transferring or progressing to the University of Adelaide.

Alumni International Scholarship:

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  Available to former University of Adelaide students enrolling in a new program.
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  Provides a tuition fee reduction for the standard duration of study.
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  Applies to international undergraduate and postgraduate coursework applicants.

Articulation Partner International Scholarship:

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  Offered to students progressing from an approved articulation partner institution.
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  Includes a tuition fee reduction for eligible coursework programs.
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  Automatically assessed based on partnership agreements and admission eligibility.

University of Adelaide College International Scholarship:

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  Available to students who successfully complete a University of Adelaide College program.
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  Provides a tuition fee discount when progressing to an Adelaide degree.
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  Applies for the minimum standard full-time duration of the chosen program.

Ashok Khurana Scholarship for Outstanding Indian Student:

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  Awarded to exceptional Indian students enrolling in postgraduate coursework programs.
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  Includes financial support towards tuition fees and, in some cases, living expenses.
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  Focuses on academic excellence and leadership potential.

Australia Awards Scholarships:

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  Funded by the Australian Government for students from eligible countries.
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  Covers full tuition fees, living expenses, travel costs, and health insurance.
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  Primarily available for postgraduate study, with selections made externally.

Research-Degree Scholarships:

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  Available for international students pursuing a PhD or research master’s degree.
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  Typically include tuition fee waiver and living stipend for the research duration.
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  Awarded through competitive selection rounds, often linked to research merit.