Adelaide University was founded in 2024 through the merger of the University of Adelaide (established in 1874) and the University of South Australia (founded in 1991). The university boasts over 23,000 students and more than 3,100 staff members. It is part of the prestigious Group of Eight research-intensive universities, with a notable history that includes three Nobel Prize winners, 102 Rhodes scholars, and 104 Fulbright Scholars among its alumni.

Conveniently located in the city, the university is just a short stroll from the Art Gallery, Museum, State Library, National Wine Centre, Government House, Parliament House, Zoo, and Botanic Gardens. Adelaide itself is a vibrant and cosmopolitan city of 1.2 million residents, situated along the coast, known for its Mediterranean climate, numerous festivals, and lively café culture

• Health sciences including medicine, dentistry, health sciences, nursing, oral health, psychology;
• Agriculture, food and wine – the University has its own winery and vineyard located at the Waite campus – 420 acres in the Adelaide foothills fifteen minutes away from the main campus by car ;
• Biological and physical sciences, including veterinary science;
• Commerce, business, economics and management;
• Law;
• Environmental and life sciences;
• Engineering and computer science;
• Information technology and communications;
• Social sciences including Education.