Network of Degrees in Ethics, Human Rights & Institutions

Established in 1874, the University of Adelaide is Australia’s third-oldest university. Ranked among the world’s top universities by the
Times Higher Education Supplement, Adelaide counts five Nobel Laureates among its alumni and 100 Rhodes Scholars.

A member of Australia’s Group of Eight universities, Adelaide has consistently produced high-calibre graduates who occupy senior
positions all over the world. From the start, it was one of Australia’s most progressive institutions. This, combined with teaching and
learning of high quality, outstanding research, and a strong tradition of community service, has enabled the University of Adelaide to build a continuing reputation for its impact on the lives of its graduates and through them, on the community as a whole.

With more than 19,000 students on four campuses, including over 4,000 international students from 80 countries, the University of
Adelaide offers a broad range of courses and outstanding opportunities for research, in an environment that encourages and values personal interaction with teaching staff. The University’s grand old buildings and environs combine with the most modern research facilities to provide an exceptional learning atmosphere in which students can achieve their best.

The City of Adelaide

Founded in 1836, Adelaide is the state capital of South Australia. It is an attractive, well-planned city of wide streets, gardens, squares,
parklands and a mixture of historic and modern buildings. About one million people live in Adelaide, renowned for its rich cultural life.
The city is small enough to be friendly and welcoming, yet large enough to provide plenty of attractions and entertainment.

The biennial Adelaide Festival and the annual Fringe celebrate the city's love of music and the performing arts, with artists coming from around the world. There are also splendid wineries, food producers, villages and natural attractions nearby in the Mount Lofty Ranges, Barossa Valley and Southern Vales.

Set between the hills and the sea, Adelaide enjoys a Mediterranean climate, with a 15°C average maximum in winter and 29°C average maximum during summer. Beaches, outdoor sports, theatres and shopping are popular pastimes. Adelaide offers a good quality of life, low cost of living and clean environment which make it ideal for an academically and personally rewarding study experience.

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Network of Degrees in Ethics, Human Rights and Institutions

The University of Adelaide

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Established in 1874, the University of Adelaide is Australia’s third-oldest university. Ranked among the world’s top universities by the Times Higher Education Supplement, Adelaide counts five Nobel Laureates among its alumni and 100 Rhodes Scholars.
	A member of Australia’s Group of Eight universities, Adelaide has consistently produced high-calibre graduates who occupy senior positions all over the world. From the start, it was one of Australia’s most progressive institutions. This, combined with teaching and learning of high quality, outstanding research, and a strong tradition of community service, has enabled the University of Adelaide to build a continuing reputation for its impact on the lives of its graduates and through them, on the community as a whole.
With more than 19,000 students on four campuses, including over 4,000 international students from 80 countries, the University of Adelaide offers a broad range of courses and outstanding opportunities for research, in an environment that encourages and values personal interaction with teaching staff. The University’s grand old buildings and environs combine with the most modern research facilities to provide an exceptional learning atmosphere in which students can achieve their best.
	The City of Adelaide Founded in 1836, Adelaide is the state capital of South Australia. It is an attractive, well-planned city of wide streets, gardens, squares, parklands and a mixture of historic and modern buildings. About one million people live in Adelaide, renowned for its rich cultural life. The city is small enough to be friendly and welcoming, yet large enough to provide plenty of attractions and entertainment.
The biennial Adelaide Festival and the annual Fringe celebrate the city's love of music and the performing arts, with artists coming from around the world. There are also splendid wineries, food producers, villages and natural attractions nearby in the Mount Lofty Ranges, Barossa Valley and Southern Vales.
	Set between the hills and the sea, Adelaide enjoys a Mediterranean climate, with a 15°C average maximum in winter and 29°C average maximum during summer. Beaches, outdoor sports, theatres and shopping are popular pastimes. Adelaide offers a good quality of life, low cost of living and clean environment which make it ideal for an academically and personally rewarding study experience.