University of Adelaide

University of Adelaide is a state university, founded in 1874 in the city of Adelaide. It is consistently included in the top 150 of the best universities in the world, the faculties of health and medical sciences of the University, as well as the School of Physical Sciences, Nursing, Social and Human Sciences are in the top 75 of its world ratings.

This university is known for having among its graduates five Nobel Prize winners and more than one hundred and ten Rhodes scholarship winners who have occupied prominent posts in state and public organizations in Australia. Moreover, the University of Adelaide is a member of the Association of Australia’s eight leading universities (an analogue of the Ivy League, an association of prestigious American universities), which allows students to continue their studies at any university in the Group of Eight

The university is located in the state of South Australia in a city on the shores of the Gulf of St. Vincent and has five highly equipped campuses.

The University of Adelaide offers a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs based on world-class research and attaches great importance to the development of research skills. Today, more than 27,000 students are studying here. More than 25% of them are citizens of different countries of the world.

Admission

One of the great advantages of education in Australia for Uzbek students in undergraduate studies is the opportunity to graduate from a university in 3 academic years, while a master’s program lasts 1 year. This saves money and time for young ambitious students. The University of Adelaide also provides Foundation training programs and language courses.

It is also possible to be enrolled in this university on the basis of the University of Adelaide internal test compiled specifically for applicants from the Universe Group without an IELTS certificate.

The enrollment is carried out 3 times a year: October, February and May.