University of Adelaide Courses

Biotechnology focuses on biology and technology, leading to the development of new products for feeding, fuelling and healing the world.

In the modern business world, it's not enough to be a jack of all trades; you must also master at least one.

Professional finance and banking is the art of managing, and maximising, money at every scale-for individuals and households, right up to giant corporations and governments.Success requires strategic thinking, political awareness and business savvy.

Finance and Banking professionals master the art of managing, and maximising, money at every scale-for individuals and households, right up to giant corporations and governments.With maths and computer science central to high-technology developments in the field, specialised expertise offers huge...

This degree is currently under review and is not accepting new admissions.

Banking and finance professionals manage money and financial assets to help individuals and organisations reach their goals.

Advancing technology is creating exciting opportunities for the construction industry.

Advancing technology is creating exciting opportunities for the construction industry.

You don't have to sacrifice your interest in the Arts. At the University of Adelaide, we support broad learning and insight across fields. With our diploma, you can pursue an Arts major while completing an undergraduate degree outside the Arts realm.

This degree is no longer offered. Students have the opportunity to specialise in geotourism or nature-based tourism, and may choose from a range of electives to further broaden their knowledge.

Out of chaos, classical music finds harmony. Our Bachelor of Music (Classical Performance) shows you where to look.Whether you express your music with an instrument or with your own voice, you can link yourself to a tradition that reaches back through centuries.

Urban designers transform streets, squares, malls and other public areas to enhance community, cultivate culture and draw people.They're creative and strategic. They make sure the city areas experienced by residents, workers, shoppers and visitors are attractive, usable and safe.