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Prospectus 2018

The University of Adelaide College

The Preferred Pathway Provider to the University of Adelaide

https://college.adelaide.edu.au/

Welcometo the University of Adelaide College 2018 Prospectus

2 Why study at the University of Adelaide College

4 The University of Adelaide

6 Our campus facilities

8 University pathway guide

10 Foundation Studies Program

14 Health admissions

16 Degree Transfer Program

20 Pre-Master’s Program

22 General Academic English

24 Adelaide

28 Student life

30 Accommodation

33 Academic calendar

34 Domestic fees and entry requirements

36 International fees and entry requirements

38 How to apply

39 Application form

41 Accommodation application form

42 Terms and conditions

The University of Adelaide College reserves the right to alter, amend or delete information relating to courses and student services without prior notice. The College assumes no responsibility for the accuracy of information provided by third parties. Information was correct at time of printing (November 2017).

The University of Adelaide College is dedicated to providing our students with an education that thoroughly prepares them for success at university.

The partnership between the University of Adelaide and the College offers a special opportunity to study on campus and adjust to campus life before you begin your undergraduate or postgraduate studies.

The College is proud to be the University’s preferred pathway provider and provides you with a learning environment where you are respected, guided and encouraged to reach your maximum potential and achieve your goal of entering the University of Adelaide well prepared to face the challenges of undergraduate life. Our highly professional and caring teachers support the students in their learning, in an open and friendly environment.

We look forward to welcoming you to the College.

Andrew Foley College Director The University of Adelaide College

The University of Adelaide is internationally recognised for its academic excellence in learning and research. This reputation underpins a unique student experience, rich in discovery that produces graduates with the core skills and attributes most sought by employers around the world.

We warmly welcome students from over 90 countries to our University each year creating a diverse campus community that is focused and hungry to learn and achieve.

In partnership with the University of Adelaide, the University of Adelaide College offers a range of study options designed specifically as pathways for students to enter our undergraduate programs. With the College based near the University’s beautiful North Terrace campus, you could soon be following in the footsteps of many great alumni; from Nobel Prize winners to Antarctic explorers and heads of state. I warmly encourage you to make the most of your College experience as you prepare for entry into your chosen undergraduate program at the University of Adelaide.

Professor Mike Brooks Interim Vice-Chancellor and President The University of Adelaide

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Why study with us?The University of Adelaide College is the Preferred Pathway Provider to undergraduate and postgraduate study at the University of Adelaide – one of Australia’s prestigious ‘Group of Eight’ universities. The College nurtures its students while preparing them for academic success, providing a seamless transition to the University of Adelaide.

A pathway to successThe College provides an engaging, caring and academically stimulating environment to prepare students for a seamless transition to the University of Adelaide. Our guidance and support has been crucial to the success of thousands of students reaching their academic goal of studying an undergraduate degree at the University, with most going on to achieve their career aspirations once they’ve graduated.

Quality assured education Small class sizes allow our experienced and professional academic staff to deliver on providing individual, specialised guidance. This ensures students take the necessary steps to achieve their study goals and career aspirations and go on to fulfil their potential at University.

A nuturing environmentOur dedicated Student Services team are devoted to providing the best academic advice and personal guidance where needed, helping students settle into their new life as part of the College and the Adelaide community. Students are encouraged to take part in College social activities as well as accessing the recreational facilities on University campus.

A part of the UniversityAll students at the College are privileged to be part of the University of Adelaide and have access to all facilities and resources. Students often have the opportunity to study on campus and can take advantage of the many clubs and societies within the student union. Social events and activities are a regular occurrence.

University syllabi Designed with support from the University of Adelaide, our programs combine university and academic study skills to prepare students for success in their tertiary studies. Program standards, including curriculum and assessment, are maintained by the University of Adelaide to ensure our College upholds the highest academic standards.

Degree opportunitiesThe University of Adelaide offers students from the College a choice from a wide range of bachelor and master degrees. Students at our College will choose from one of our undergraduate pathway programs – Foundation Studies Program or Degree Transfer Program – or our postgraduate Pre-Master’s Program. Successful completion of these programs guarantees progression on to the first or second year respectively of student’s selected bachelor degrees. Pathway availability will depend on necessary prerequisites and fixed quotas apply to selected degree programs.

Language support For those who need extra attention to their English prior to undertaking their Foundation Studies, Degree Transfer or Pre-Master’s Program, the appropriate number of weeks of General Academic English can be completed prior and packaged accordingly. English language support is also provided during both pathway programs.

Guaranteed* pathway to the University of Adelaide

Preparation for University

Flexible study options

Central location

*Upon successful completion of your course at the University of Adelaide College.

Visit college.adelaide.edu.au for more information about studying at the University of Adelaide College

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The University of Adelaide at a glanceThe University of Adelaide is a world-class research and teaching institution, centred on discovering new knowledge, pursuing innovation and preparing the educated leaders of tomorrow.

As Australia’s third oldest university, it has a well-established reputation for excellence and progressive thinking. This continues today, with the University proudly ranked in the top one percent, among the world’s elite.

The University of Adelaide is committed to developing quality graduates who are recognised internationally for their knowledge, skills, creativity, global outlook and ability.

Group of EightThe University of Adelaide is a member of the Group of Eight, a coalition of Australia’s leading research-intensive universities, which include some of the largest and oldest institutions in the country.

Ground-breaking researchWith more than 4,500 research staff and students working together, supported by modern infrastructure and an innovative culture, the University of Adelaide has all the ingredients to tackle global research challenges and deliver positive impacts for our partners.

An international outlook The University of Adelaide is strongly committed to international education. Since the University began enrolling international students more than 90 years ago, the University’s international student population accounts for approximately 24% of all students.

Small group discovery The University of Adelaide is committed to giving all students opportunities to learn in small groups, peer-to-peer and under the guidance of leading academics and researchers. This experience will enhance students’ initiative and creativity, maximising the benefits of studying in a research-intensive university.

Graduate attributesThe education experience is designed to prepare graduates with the following attributes:

> deep discipline knowledge

> critical thinking and problem solving

> teamwork and communication skills

> career and leadership readiness

> intercultural and ethical competency

> self-awareness and emotional intelligence.

Visit adelaide.edu.au for more information about the University of Adelaide

The University of AdelaideThe University of Adelaide is one of Australia’s leading research-intensive universities and is consistently ranked among the top 1% of universities in the world.

5Nobel Prize

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globally

100+Rhodes Scholars

140+Fulbright Scholars

7000+International students from 100+ countries

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College computer room

The University of Adelaide’s new Health and Medical Sciences building

Innovative teaching space at the College

Students at the College have access to: > Modern classrooms and study areas

> Computer suites

> Student kitchen

> Student common room

> Resource centre

Our campus facilitiesThe University of Adelaide College is a short stroll from the University of Adelaide’s main campus in the heart of the city.

College students have access to the University of Adelaide’s state-of-the-art facilities, including:

> Hub Central

> Barr Smith Library

> Image and copy centre

> UniBar

> Sports Hub Fitness Centre

> University social clubs and societies

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University pathway guideChoose from a wide range of degrees on offer at the University of Adelaide. Students may choose a progression pathway from the University of Adelaide College to suit their unique needs and aspirations.

The University of Adelaide The University of Adelaide College

Bachelor degreesDuration (years)

Foundation Studies intakes Degree Transfer intakes

Standard Accelerated Extended Standard Accelerated

February July October March October February July October

B Engineering (Honours)(Mining) 4 • • • • • • •

B Engineering (Honours)(Petroleum) 4 • • •

B Engineering (Honours)(Petroleum and Chemical) 5 •

B Engineering (Honours)(Petroleum, Civil and Structural) 5 •

B Engineering (Honours)(Petroleum and Mechanical) 5 •

B Engineering (Honours)(Petroleum and Mining) 5 •

B Engineering (Honours)(Software) 4 • • • • • • •

B Environmental Policy and Management 3 • • •

B Finance 3 • • • • • • •

B Finance (International) 3 • • • • • • •

B Food and Nutrition Science 3 •

B Health and Medical Sciences 3 • • • • • • •

B Innovation and Entrepreneurship 3 • • • • • • • •

B International Development 3 • • •

B International Studies 3 • • •

B Languages 3 •*

B Laws 4 • • •

B Liberal Arts and Sciences 3 • • •

B Mathematical and Computer Sciences 3 • • •

B Mathematical Sciences 3 • • •

B Media 3 • • •

B Medicine and B Surgery 6 •*

B Music 3 •* •*

B Nursing 3 •*

B Oral Health 3 •*

B Psychological Science 3 •

B Science 3 • • • •** •** •** •**

B Science (Animal Science) 3 •

B Science (Biomedical Science) 3 • • • • • • •

B Science (Biotechnology) 3 • • •

B Science (Ecotourism) 3 • • •

B Science (Honours)(High Performance Computational Physics)

4 •

B Science (Marine Biology) 3 • • •

B Science (Mineral Geoscience) 3 • • •

B Science (Space Science and Astrophysics) 3 •

B Science (Veterinary Bioscience) 3 •*

B Science (Wildlife Conservation Biology) 3 • • •

B Science and Entrepreneurship 3 • • •

B Social Sciences 3 • • •

B Teaching with B Arts (double degree) 4 •

B Teaching with B Economics (double degree) 4 •

B Teaching with B Mathematical and Computer Sciences (double degree)

4 •

B Teaching with B Science (double degree) 4 •

B Viticulture and Oenology 4 • • •


Bachelor degreesDuration (years)

Foundation Studies intakes Degree Transfer intakes

Standard Accelerated Extended Standard Accelerated

February July October March October February July October

B Agricultural Sciences 3 • • •

B Applied Biology 3 • • •

B Architectural Design 3 • •

B Arts 3 • • •

B CommerceWith majors in: Accounting, Corporate Finance, International Business, Management, Marketing

3 • • • • • • • •

B Computer Science 3 • • • • • • •

B Criminology 3 • • •

B Dental Surgery 5 •*

B Economics 3 • • • • • • • •

B Engineering (Honours)(Chemical) 4 • • • • • • •

B Engineering (Honours)(Chemical – Minerals Processing) 4 • • • • • • •

B Engineering (Honours)(Chemical – Sustainable Energy) 4 • • • • • • •

B Engineering (Honours)(Chemical and Pharmaceutical) 4 • • • • • • •

B Engineering (Honours)(Civil and Architectural) 4 •

B Engineering (Honours)(Civil and Environmental) 4 • • •

B Engineering (Honours)(Civil and Structural) 4 • • • • • • •

B Engineering (Honours)(Civil, Structural and Environmental)

5 • • •

B Engineering (Honours)(Electrical and Electronic) 4 • • • • • • •

B Engineering (Honours)(Flexible Entry) 1 •†

B Engineering (Honours)(Mechanical) 4 • • • • • • •

B Engineering (Honours)(Mechanical and Aerospace) 4 • • • • • • •

B Engineering (Honours)(Mechanical and Sports) 4 • • • • • • •

B Engineering (Honours)(Mechanical and Sustainable Energy) 4 • • • • • • •

B Engineering (Honours)(Mechatronic) 4 • • • • • • •

* Other selection criteria and/or quotas may apply for acceptance at the University of Adelaide. Note: Degrees with other entry criteria or quotas cannot be packaged.** Not all majors are offered. Please inquire for availability.† Students must transfer into a named Bachelor of Engineering degree at the completion of the first year of the bachelor degree.

For more information on available degrees at the University of Adelaide visit adelaide.edu.au/degree-finder

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Why study the Foundation Studies Program?

> Students accepted into the Foundation Studies Program (FSP) receive an offer into their chosen bachelor degree from the University of Adelaide.

> Our supportive staff will recommend subjects based on students’ long-term study goals.

> Our teaching and learning environment provides students with the academic grounding and confidence required to make a successful transition to university.

> Students who successfully complete their Foundation Studies Program are not required to supply evidence of IELTS to satisfy the University’s English requirements.

> A direct pathway to the Bachelor of Nursing is available from the Foundation Studies Program (see page 12). Students following this pathway will have the opportunity to attend activities run by the School of Nursing.

> Assistance in completing applications and preparing for entry to Medicine, Dentistry, Oral Health, and Veterinary Bioscience is provided.

> Our Foundation Studies pathway to the Bachelor of Music provides students with private instrument / voice tuition. Students who meet the entry criteria will be invited to audition.

† Students who successfully complete their Foundation Studies Program are not required to supply evidence of IELTS to satisfy the University’s English requirements.

1ST YEAR 2ND YEAR 3RD YEAR

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FOUNDATION STUDIES PROGRAM (FSP)2 semesters, 9-11 monthsProgression: Min. 70% pass, English: no IELTS required†

Foundation Studies pathwayUpon successful completion of your Foundation Studies Program, you may progress into the first year of your selected undergraduate degree at the University of Adelaide.

The University of Adelaide College provided me with a great transition to the University of Adelaide. The courses I had at the College were very focused on my bachelor studies at the University. The teachers taught me how to write academic papers and think critically, which was very different to how I had previously studied in China.

Chang Ge, ChinaFoundation Studies pathway to Bachelor of Nursing

Foundation Studies Program

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† All students will be required to meet the usual academic and language entry requirements and complete a diagnostic test and video audition. Additional fees apply to cover the individual music tuition.

Pathway to Bachelor of MusicStudents will have the opportunity to study two music subjects as part of their Foundation Studies Program and will receive private tuition† in their instrument of choice from music tutors recommended by the University’s Elder Conservatorium of Music.

Program overviewStudents must study five subjects over two semesters. The required subjects will depend upon the bachelor degree students wish to study at the University of Adelaide. Please refer to page 12 for further information and subject recommendations.

Standard (FSP) Standard (FSP) Accelerated (FSPX)

Study weeks 40 weeks 40 weeks 34 weeks

Intake dates 21 Feb 2018 23 Jul 2018 15 Oct 2018

English entry requirements IELTS 5.5 (all bands 5.0 or above) or equivalent

General Academic English completion

Academic entry requirements Australian Year 11 or equivalent (see academic entry requirements page 36)

Contact hours 20 hours per week 20 hours per week 25 hours per week

Compulsory subjects Critical ThinkingEnglish for Academic Purposes

Other available subjects Accounting

Australian Studies^

Biology

Chemistry

Computing and Information Systems

Design Studies^

Economics

Maths Methods

General Mathematics

Musicianship^

Music Appreciation and Practice^

Nutrition^

Physics

Specialist Maths

Students must also complete 20 - 25 hours of independent learning scheduled into a negotiated study plan.^ Subject available in the February and July intakes.

The Foundation Studies Program prepares students for successful transition to degree-level study. The program provides a pathway to the first year of a bachelor degree at the University of Adelaide. Program standards including curriculum and assessment are approved by the University to ensure the highest academic standards.

Science and Agriculture

Architecture, Business and Law

Health and Medical Sciences

Education, Humanities, Music and Social Sciences

Engineering, Computer and Mathematical Sciences

Areas of Study

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Foundation Studies curriculumStudents are required to study five subjects over two semesters to the required standard in order to progress to their selected University degree. The University of Adelaide College will provide guidance on the compulsory prerequisite subjects which must be studied and passed prior to progressing to the University of Adelaide.

* Other selection criteria or quotas may apply for acceptance at the University of Adelaide. Some elective subjects may not be offered in every intake and are subject to demand. Students must consult the University of Adelaide’s Degree Finder, www.adelaide.edu.au/degree-finder for the full list and exact pre-requisite subjects for their preferred degree. Note: There are some double degree options available.Advanced bachelor degrees are available in some disciplines dependent upon meeting the required progressive score from the University of Adelaide College.


Discipline Bachelors degree (First year entry)Required progression score from College

Intakes Recommended subjects

Faculty of Arts

Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences

B Arts 70% Feb, Jul, Oct - Australian Studies (Feb and July) - Computing and Information Systems- Critical Thinking - English for Academic Purposes

One of:Maths Methods OR General Mathematics OR Economics OR Biology OR Nutrition OR Chemistry

B Criminology 74% Feb, Jul, Oct

B Environmental Policy and Management 70% Feb, Jul, Oct

B International Development Feb, Jul, Oct

B International Studies Feb, Jul, Oct

B Languages* Feb

B Liberal Arts and Sciences Feb, Jul, Oct

B Media Feb, Jul, Oct

B Social Sciences Feb, Jul, Oct

Music B Music* 70% Feb, Jul - Musicianship- Music Appreciation and Practice- Critical Thinking- English for Academic Purposes

One of:Australian Studies OR Economics OR Computing and Information Systems OR Maths Methods OR General Mathematics

Teaching B Teaching with B Arts (double degree) 74% Feb

See required subjects associated with specific Bachelor destinations.

B Teaching with B Economics (double degree)

B Teaching with B Mathematical and Computer Sciences (double degree)

B Teaching with B Science (double degree)

Faculty of the Professions

Architecture and Design

B Architectural Design 74% Feb, Jul - Design Studies- Maths Methods OR General Mathematics- Computing and Information Systems

OR Australian Studies- Critical Thinking- English for Academic Purposes

Commerce B Commerce With majors in: Accounting, Corporate Finance, International Business, Management, Marketing

77% Feb, Jul, Oct - Economics- Maths Methods OR

General Mathematics- Accounting OR Computing and

Information Systems- Critical Thinking- English for Academic Purposes

Economics Finance

B Economics 74%

B Finance

B Finance (International)

Innovation and Entrepreneurship

B Innovation and Entrepreneurship 70%

Law B Laws 80% Feb, Jul, Oct - Computing and Information Systems OR Maths Methods OR General Mathematics

- Australian Studies- Economics- Critical Thinking - English for Academic Purposes

Faculty of Sciences

Science B Agricultural Sciences 70% Feb, Jul, Oct - Chemistry - Maths Methods OR

General Mathematics- Physics OR Biology OR Nutrition- Critical Thinking - English for Academic Purposes

B Applied Biology 74% Feb, Jul, Oct

B Food and Nutrition Science 70% Feb

B Science 70% Feb, Jul, Oct

B Science (Animal Science) 77% Feb

B Science (Biomedical Science, Biotechnology, Ecotourism, Marine Biology)

74% Feb, Jul, Oct

B Science (Honours)(High Performance Computational Physics) 77% Feb

B Science (Veterinary Bioscience)* 83% Feb

B Science (Wildlife Conservation Biology) 74% Feb, Jul, Oct

B Science and Entrepreneurship 74% Feb, Jul, Oct

B Viticulture and Oenology 74% Feb, Jul, Oct


Discipline Bachelors degree (First year entry)Required progression score from College

Intakes Recommended subjects

Faculty of Engineering, Computer and Mathematical Sciences

Computer Science

B Computer Science 70% Feb, Jul, Oct - Computing and Information Systems- Maths Methods- Specialist Maths- Critical Thinking - English for Academic Purposes

B Mathematical and Computer Sciences 70% Feb, Jul, Oct

Engineering B Engineering (Honours)(Electrical and Electronic) 77% Feb, Jul, Oct - Physics- Maths Methods- Specialist Maths- Critical Thinking - English for Academic Purposes

B Engineering (Honours)(Software)

B Engineering (Honours)(Civil and Environmental) 77% Feb, Jul, Oct - Physics- Maths Methods- Specialist Maths- Chemistry- English for Academic Purposes

B Engineering (Honours)(Civil and Structural)

B Engineering (Honours)(Civil, Structural and Environmental)

B Engineering (Honours)(Chemical and Pharmaceutical)

B Engineering (Honours)(Mining)

B Engineering (Honours)(Mechanical)

B Engineering (Honours)(Mechanical and Aerospace)

B Engineering (Honours)(Mechatronic)

B Engineering (Honours)(Flexible Entry) 77% Feb

B Engineering (Honours)(Petroleum)

B Engineering (Honours)(Petroleum and Chemical)

B Engineering (Honours)(Petroleum, Civil and Structural)

B Engineering (Honours)(Petroleum and Mechanical)

B Engineering (Honours)(Petroleum and Mining)

B Engineering (Honours)(Chemical) 77% Feb, Jul, Oct - Maths Methods- Specialist Maths- Chemistry- Critical Thinking- English for Academic Purposes

B Engineering (Honours)(Chemical – Minerals Processing)

B Engineering (Honours)(Chemical – Sustainable Energy)

B Engineering (Honours)(Civil and Architectural) 77% Feb - Physics OR Chemistry OR Biology - Maths Methods- Specialist Maths- Critical Thinking - English for Academic Purposes

B Engineering (Honours)(Mechanical and Sports) Feb, Jul, Oct

B Engineering (Honours)(Mechanical and Sustainable Energy)

Mathematical Sciences

B Mathematical Sciences 77% Feb, Jul, Oct - Physics OR Critical Thinking - Maths Methods- Specialist Maths- Computing and Information Systems

OR Chemistry - English for Academic Purposes

Faculty of Health Sciences

Health Sciences B Dental Surgery* 83% Feb - Chemistry- Maths Methods OR

General Mathematics- Physics OR Biology OR Nutrition- Critical Thinking - English for Academic Purposes

B Health and Medical Sciences 77% Feb, Jul, Oct

B Medicine and B Surgery* 83% Feb

B Nursing* 70% Feb

B Oral Health* 70% Feb

B Psychological Science 74% Feb See college.adelaide.edu.au/foundation-studies for more information regarding intakes and subject availability.

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The College really helped me prepare for my face-to-face interview. They set up two mock interviews with the Medical Sciences faculty, who provided great feedback. When the time came for my real interview, I felt very confident.

Yichen Hong, MalaysiaFoundation Studies pathway to Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery

Health admissions

Entry to some Bachelor degrees at the University of Adelaide are not only based on academic results and will require meeting additional selection criteria.

Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery

Bachelor of Dental Surgery

Bachelor of Oral Health

Entry requirementsStudents may be assessed on a number of additional entry requirements, if they wish to study either B Medicine and B Surgery, B Dental Surgery or B Oral Health. Assessments may include mandatory progression scores from the University of Adelaide College, Personal Qualities Assessments and interviews.

B Medicine and B Surgery

B Dental Surgery B Oral Health

Minimum average grade in FSP 83% 83% 70%

PQA YES YES YES

Interview / oral assessment YES YES YES

Personal Qualities Assessment (PQA) The PQA is designed to assess a range of personal qualities considered to be important for the study and practice of medicine, dental surgery and oral health. It comprises of questions grouped into three sections and measures cognitive skills and personality/attitudinal traits relevant to practicing as a health professional.

For more information, please visit the PQA website pqa.net.au

Interviews / oral assessmentStudents who are successful in the PQA will be invited for an interview, designed to determine a candidate’s:

> commitment to and awareness of a career as a health professional

> ability to work collegially, within a team, and sense of community

> knowledge of the program and expectations

> ability to think broadly, laterally and demonstrate problem-solving skills.

Application timeline (international students only)

Packaged offers Entry to some degrees at the University of Adelaide is not guaranteed by academic result, therefore the College cannot package an offer. Students who wish to study at one of the below degree destinations will be offered an alternative package with their preferences recorded, so they will be identified upon commencement of the course.

Alternative packages

Degree destination College packaged offer

B Dental Surgery B Health and Medical Sciences

B Medicine and B Surgery (MBBS) B Science (Biomedical Science)

B Oral Health B Health and Medical Sciences

The College provides > Initial information session with guest speakers and alumni.

> Online application session.

> Critical thinking sessions for PQA and oral assessment.

> PQA / UMAT preparation.

> Mock interviews / oral assessments.

> Continual individual consulting and advice for students.

> Links to industry, community and volunteering opportunities to strengthen application.

> Work experience support through the Work Experience Agreement.

> Guidance transitioning to the University of Adelaide.

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† Students who pass all their Degree Transfer Program courses are not required to supply evidence of IELTS to satisfy the University’s English requirements.

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1st Year University of Adelaide syllabus

DEGREE TRANSFER EXTENDED (DTE)1 bridging semester, 15 weeks + 2 semesters, 12 monthsProgression: Min. 50% pass, English: no IELTS required†

DEGREE TRANSFER ACCELERATED (DTX)2 semesters, 9 months

Progression: Min. 50% pass, English: no IELTS required†

DEGREE TRANSFER STANDARD (DTS)2 semesters, 12 months

Progression: Min. 50% pass, English: no IELTS required†

Degree Transfer pathwaySuccessful completion of the Degree Transfer Program at the University of Adelaide College is equivalent to completing the first year of the chosen undergraduate degree with the University. Students may progress into the second year of their degree at the University of Adelaide.

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In the Degree Transfer program we study the same subjects as students at the University of Adelaide. We even sat a mid-term accounting exam with the University students, which was an unforgettable moment, shared with students from around the world, and offered an insight to what to expect in my second year of study at the University

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Why study the Degree Transfer Program?

> Successful completion of the Degree Transfer Program (DT) provides you with direct entry into the second year of your chosen University of Adelaide degree.

> Students receive individual guidance and support to achieve their personal and academic goals.

> There are three durations and a choice of streams to suit individual requirements and proficiency.

> Students who pass all of their DT courses on first attempt will meet the English entry requirements for the University.

> Pathways to competitive degrees with a limited quota are available†. First year entry into Bachelor of Nursing is available upon successful completion of the Health Science stream.

Program optionsThe University of Adelaide College offers three Degree Transfer Program options. The appropriate program for each student will depend on their academic qualifications, English proficiency and preferred degree at the University of Adelaide.

Degree Transfer Extended (DTE)

DTE is ideal for students who need to improve their prerequisite knowledge for their Degree Transfer Program.

Degree Transfer Standard (DTS)

Students in the DTS program study the first year University of Adelaide curriculum with the guidance and support of the University of Adelaide College.

Degree Transfer Accelerated (DTX)

DTX is an accelerated program within the Business stream, allowing students to gain entry into the second year of their selected bachelor degree at the University of Adelaide in July.

† University entry level, academic and English entry requirements may vary depending on destination degree.

Program overviewStudents must study four DT courses plus the required Language for Study course each semester.

DTE DTS DTX

Program length 15 months1 bridging semester + 2 semesters

12 months2 semesters

9 months2 semesters

Intake dates 13 Mar 2018 22 Oct 2018

19 Feb 2018 16 Jul 2018

8 Oct 2018

English entry requirements IELTS 5.5 overall (all bands 5.0 or above) or equivalent

IELTS 5.5 overall (speaking and writing band 5.5 or above) or equivalent

IELTS 6.0 overall (all bands 5.5 or above) or equivalent

General Academic English completion

Academic entry requirements Australian Year 12 or equivalent (see academic entry requirements page 36)

Contact hours Bridging semester20 hours per week

Semester 1 and 2Depends on choice of bachelor degree

Depends on choice of bachelor degree

Depends on choice of bachelor degree

Streams CommerceComputer ScienceEconomicsEngineeringFinanceHealth ScienceScience*

CommerceComputer ScienceEconomicsEngineeringFinanceHealth ScienceScience*

CommerceEconomics

* Not all majors offered for Science intakes in March and July. Please inquire for availability.

Note: University entry requirements vary depending on the bachelor destination selected. English entry requirements may be higher for selected degrees e.g. Bachelor of Health and Medical Sciences.

Successful completion of the Degree Transfer Program leads to a place in the second year of selected bachelor degrees at the University of Adelaide. Students can choose a program and intake according to their individual needs, academic advancement and unique career aspirations.

Areas of Study

Science

Commerce, Economics and Finance


Engineering, Computer and Mathematical Sciences

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Degree Transfer curriculumStudents must study and pass a total of five DT courses each semester, including Language for Study, which focuses on improving students’ academic English, plus four courses relevant to the students’ degree. Students are provided with additional language, academic support and counselling, and assessed in line with the relevant university program.

The table below shows the likely DT courses students complete before progressing to the second year of their chosen bachelor degree.

The University of Adelaide College provides guidance on the necessary ‘study plan’ and destination degree.

Language for Study, the academic English course offered by the College, is skills-focused and aims to assist students with developing their academic writing, speaking, listening and reading skills, in addition to increasing confidence in tutorials and improving note taking and referencing skills.

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Discipline Intakes Bridging semester (DTE only)

Degree Transfer Program courses (Semester 1 and 2) Students must complete five courses each semester

Bachelor degree destinations (Year 2 entry)

Faculty of the Professions

Commerce DTE Mar, OctDTS Feb, JulDTX Oct

Accounting Economics Commercial LawStatisticsAcademic English

- Principles of Economics 1- Business and Economic Statistics 1- Introductory Accounting 1- Introduction to Marketing 1- Language for Study

- Commercial Law 1- Introduction to Management 1- Business Finance 1- Professional Practices 2- Language for Study

B Innovation and EntrepreneurshipB CommerceWith majors in:AccountingCorporate FinanceInternational BusinessManagementMarketing

Economics DTE Mar, OctDTS Feb, JulDTX Oct

AccountingEconomicsCommercial LawStatisticsAcademic English

- Principles of Economics 1- Business and Economic Statistics 1- Introduction to Financial

Mathematics 1- Introduction to Marketing 1- Language for Study

- Commercial Law 1- Introductory Accounting 1- Introduction to Management 1- International Financial Institutions

and Markets 1- Language for Study

B Economics

Finance DTE Mar, OctDTS Feb, Jul

AccountingEconomicsCore MathsStatisticsAcademic English

- Principles of Economics 1- Business and Economic Statistics 1- Introductory Accounting 1- Introduction to Financial Mathematics 1- Language for Study

- International Financial Institutions and Markets 1

- Applications of Quantitative Methods in Finance 1

- Business Finance 1- Professional Practices 2- Language for Study *Note: elective choices are dependent on which bachelor destination is chosen

B FinanceFinance (International)Finance

Faculty of Sciences

Science DTE Mar, OctDTS Feb, Jul

BiologyChemistry Core Maths ComputingAcademic English

- Chemistry 1A- Biology 1: Molecules, Genes and Cells- Physics: Physical Aspects of Nature- Earth Systems- Language for Study

- Chemistry 1B- Biology 1: Human Perspectives- Statistical Practice 1- Earth's Interior- Language for Study

B Science Biomedical ScienceScience

Note: course choices are dependent on which bachelor destination is chosen


Note: chemistry at Year 12 level or equivalent, is a prerequisite.

Access to DT courses may vary depending on time of intake and bachelor degree choice. Courses offered by the University of Adelaide College may change based on the University of Adelaide requirements. The Degree Transfer (Health and Medical Sciences) pathway also provides students with the option to apply for entry into first year of the Bachelor of Nursing degree upon completion of the Degree Transfer Program (DT). For Bachelor of Nursing, strict quotas apply. The standard cut-off is the minimum academic threshold, above which, applications will be ranked on merit. In addition to academic performance, other selection criteria may affect merit ranking.

See college.adelaide.edu.au/degree-transfer for more information regarding intakes and subject availability.

The University of Adelaide CollegeThe University of

Adelaide

Discipline Intakes Bridging semester (DTE only)

Degree Transfer Program courses (Semester 1 and 2) Students must complete five courses each semester

Bachelor degree destinations (Year 2 entry)

Faculty of Engineering, Computer and Mathematical Sciences

Computer Science

DTE Mar, OctDTS Feb, Jul

ProgrammingCore MathsEngineering MathsStatisticsAcademic English

- Introduction to Programming- Maths 1A- Puzzle Based Learning- Scientific Computing- Language for Study

- Statistical Practice- Introduction to Software Engineering- Maths for Information Technology 1- Object Oriented Programming- Language for Study

B Computer Science

Engineering DTE Mar, OctDTS Feb, Jul

Computing or Programming Core MathsEngineering MathsPhysicsAcademic English

- Maths 1A- Physics 1A- Chemistry 1A- Biology 1: Molecules, Genes and Cells- Analog Electronics- Introduction to Petroleum Geosciences

& the Oil Industry- Introduction to Process Engineering- Engineering Mechanics – Statics- Geology for Engineers- Engineering Planning and Design 1A- Introduction to Mechanical Engineering - Introduction to Mechatronic

Engineering- Introduction to Aerospace Engineering- Introduction to Programming

for Engineers- Introduction to Sports Engineering- Introduction to Sustainable Energy

Engineering- Language for Study

- Maths 1B- Physics 1E- Chemistry 1B- Biology 1: Human Perspectives- Professional Practice 1- Digital Electronics- Civil and Environmental Engineering 1A- Engineering Modelling and Analysis 1A- Engineering Mechanics – Dynamics- Introduction to Mining Engineering- Introduction to Process Modelling- Introduction to Petroleum Engineering- Materials 1- Design Graphics and Communication - Object Oriented Programming - Introduction to Software Engineering- Language for Study

B Engineering (Honours)Civil and StructuralChemical - Minerals ProcessingChemical - Sustainable EnergyChemical and PharmaceuticalElectrical and ElectronicMechanicalMechanical and AerospaceMechanical and SportsMechanical and Sustainable EnergyMechatronicMiningPetroleumSoftware


Note: course choices are dependent on which bachelor destination is chosen.

Faculty of Health Sciences


DTE Mar, OctDTS Feb, Jul

BiologyChemistryComputing Core MathsAcademic English

- Chemistry 1A- Human Biology 1A- Health and Illness in Populations- Create. Communicate. Connect

with Health Sciences- Language for Study

- Chemistry 1B- Human Biology 1B- Saving lives or respecting rights?

An introduction to health ethics- Statistical Practice 1- Language for Study

B Health and Medical Sciences

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Program overviewYou will study five courses in the bridging semester of our program, followed by University courses in the second semester, dependent upon your chosen master’s destination. Academic English is an included course in both semesters.

Program optionsYou may be able to study a one semester (Pre-Master’s – 6 months) or a two semester program (Pre-Master’s – 9 months), depending upon academic qualifications, English proficiency and master’s destination.

Pre-Master's Program

Program length 9 months 6 months

Program structure 1 bridging semester +1 Pre-Master’s semester

1 Pre-Master’s semester

Intake dates 5 Mar 201815 Oct 2018

16 Jul 2018

English entry requirements

IELTS 5.5 overall (all bands 5.0 or above) or equivalent.

IELTS 6.0 overall (all bands 5.5 or above) or equivalent, dependent upon qualifications.

Academic entry requirements

Successful completion of a Bachelor degree or equivalent. See academic entry requirements on page 38.

Contact hours Bridging semester 20 hours per week

Pre-Master’s semester Depends on master’s degree destination

Pre-Master’s semester Depends on master’s degree destination

Compulsory subjects

Bridging semesterStudy and Research SkillsIntercultural StudiesQuantitative SkillsCritical ThinkingAcademic English

Pre-Master’s semester4 University courses* Academic English

Pre-Master’s semester4 University courses*Academic English

* University courses will vary depending on master’s degree destination.

Our Pre-Master’s Program provides you with a pathway into the second semester of first year for a range of postgraduate degrees at the University of Adelaide. A foundation semester in academic and language skills is followed by a semester of credit-bearing University courses specifically chosen for each master’s degree.

postgraduate degree

Arts

Business and Economics

Health Sciences

Areas of Study

Pre-Master’s Program

Why study the Pre-Master’s Program?

> If you are looking for a pathway into postgraduate study at the University of Adelaide, a Pre-Master’s Program can help you reach the required academic and English language requirements.

> Upon successful completion of your Pre-Master’s Program at the University of Adelaide College, you are guaranteed progression to a master’s degree at the University of Adelaide.

> The Program will develop your study and research skills, English language ability and subject knowledge needed to succeed in your chosen master’s degree.

> Benefit from small class sizes, dedicated and experienced teachers, courses designed specifically for international master’s students and one-on-one tutoring tailored to your needs.

> Courses carefully designed and selected in collaboration with the University to ensure you get all the necessary skills and discipline knowledge for your postgraduate degree choice.

> A comprehensive support network is provided to help you adapt to the challenges of living and studying abroad.

Pre-Master’s pathwayUpon successful completion of your Pre-Master’s Program at the University of Adelaide College, you are guaranteed progression to a master’s degree at the University of Adelaide.


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3 months

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PRE-MASTER’S SEMESTER

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1ST YEARSemester 2

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college.adelaide.edu.au/english-language

Experienced teaching professionals

Member ofEnglish AustraliaQuality endorsed by NEAS From day one at the

College I was immersed in an English speaking environment. I was nervous at first but the teachers were really supportive and engaged me in conversation. By the time I sat the interview for Veterinary Science I felt very prepared and confident

Sin Pong Wai, MacauGeneral Academic English followed by Foundation Studies pathway to Bachelor of Science (Veterinary Bioscience)

General Academic English pathwayUpon successful completion of General Academic English students will be able to communicate with confidence and obtain the essential language skills necessary for academic study in Australia.

FOUNDATION STUDIES / DEGREE TRANSFER

PROGRAM

THE UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE


GENERAL ACADEMIC ENGLISH

Program overview

Intakes Contact hours Class size

Correspond with chosen FSP or DT Program entry 20 hours per week Maximum 18

All applications will be assessed on an individual basis. IELTS or an equivalent score in an alternative English test is required.

Why study General Academic English?

> Designed and taught by highly qualified and experienced TESOL professionals and endorsed by the National ELT Accreditation Scheme (NEAS).

> You will improve your language skills in speaking, listening, reading and writing through a variety of interesting topics related to study in Australia.

> Additional skills covered include communication and collaboration, critical and creative thinking, research and presentations.

> You will learn in small classes and are assessed weekly to monitor progress.

> Ongoing assessment and classroom participation are used to determine your readiness to enter your chosen academic program.

> Successful completion of the GAE program meets English entry requirements for Foundation Studies and Degree Transfer programs.

General Academic English

The General Academic English program is designed to provide international students with the high-level English language skills required to confidently and successfully complete their chosen tertiary program.

Recommended study durationStudents are required to complete the recommended program duration according to their current English level.

English level Recommended GAE duration

IELTS iBt TOEFL score FSP / DTE DTS DTX

IELTS 4.5 overall (two bands of 4.0 and one band of 4.5) or equivalent

36 overall11 or above in speaking and writing

30 weeks Not available Not available

IELTS 4.5 overall (three bands of 4.5 or higher) or equivalent



IELTS 5.0 overall (no more than one band of 4.0) or equivalent



IELTS 5.0 overall (no more than two bands of 4.5) or equivalent



IELTS 5.0 overall (no more than one band of 4.5) or equivalent








Not required 10 weeks 15 weeks



Not required 5 weeks 10 weeks



Not required Not required 5 weeks



Not required Not required Not required

For Pre-Master’s Program, English language requirements will depend on Master’s program and academic qualifications.

For Pre-Master’s Program, English language requirements will depend on Master’s program and academic qualifications.

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Adelaide, South Australia’s festive capital, is considered the country’s premier learning city. Boasting a reputation for excellence in world class education, low cost living and a friendly and welcoming community, Adelaide is a popular choice for international students.

Consistently ranked in the world’s top ten most liveable cities, Adelaide is known for its attractive boulevards, open spaces and easily navigable city centre. A cosmopolitan city with thriving food, art and music scenes, Adelaide hosts more than 400 festivals and events annually, owning the title of ‘the festival city’.

Adelaide at a glance

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For more information visit www.cityofadelaide.com.au or www.studyadelaide.com

#1SAFEST CITY IN AUSTRALIA1

1.3MILLION6

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MULTICULTURAL2

27% of students in Adelaide are international

ACCESSIBLE5 Free public transport within Adelaide CBD

AFFORDABLE4

Most affordable Australian mainland city

MEDITERRANEAN7 CLIMATEMaximum Average Temperature:

Summer 29 | Winter 16

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Cost of livingTypical weekly budget for a student living out of home in Adelaide.^

Rent*

$135 - $385

Food$90 - $135

Electricity + Gas$40 - $55†

Public transport$20 - $35

Phone / Internet$20 - $40

Other (entertainment, clothes, etc)

$50+

^This should be viewed as a guide only for a single student.*Based on single room. Accommodation costs can vary significantly based on location, type and arrangement.

† Gas and electricity often included in University-managed accommodationTotal: from $355 ($18,460 annually)

1 StudyAdelaide.com 2 StudentCities.com.au 3,4 Economist Intelligence Unit Global Liveablilty Ranking 2017

5 Australia Bureau of Statistics 2017 6 Climate - bom.gov.au

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Easy to get aroundAdelaide has long been known as the ‘20-minute city’, meaning getting around is easy. A well-designed city allows for easy navigation on the city’s buses, trains and trams. Not only is there free public transport in the city, but domestic student discounts apply for international students! Travelling by foot and cycling are also very popular options.

OutdoorsAustralians live an active lifestyle and love the great outdoors. Adelaide is a coastal city where pristine white sandy beaches become the focus of relaxation and recreation. For those who prefer to watch professionals in action, Adelaide’s sporting calendar is also full of major events that include cricket, soccer and AFL (Australian Rules Football). Enjoy the best of Adelaide’s sports at Adelaide Oval in the centre of town.

ShoppingAdelaide is a shopper’s delight. With its exclusive boutiques, shopping malls and heritage arcades, you can find all the trending fashion you need. Rundle Street in the heart of the city centre is known for having the most exclusive boutiques, pubs and cafés, while Rundle Mall is home to the best department stores. Outlet shoppers can head to Harbour Town for international labels.

Adelaide lifestyleAdelaide is a world-renowned city that has something on offer for everyone. Studying here grants you access to a wide range of art, culture, food and music events. Adelaide is a busy and vibrant city wherever you go, but unlike some larger cities getting around is much quicker and easier.

MulticulturalOne in five South Australians was born overseas but now calls Australia home. The people of Adelaide celebrate their city’s cultural diversity, and go out of their way to welcome international students to the city.

Expect to find a huge variety of flavours from around the globe in Adelaide – the bustling Central Market is a foodies delight – a vibrant hub offering delightful colours and aromas all year round.

FestivalsKnown as the Festival State, South Australia hosts over four hundred festivals and events each year, resulting in more festival tickets sold in South Australia than all the other states combined.

Adelaide is internationally renowned for its Fringe Festival – the world’s 2nd largest annual arts festival. More than 5,000 artists take to the stage during February and March each year and make up more than 1,100 events during the Fringe Festival!

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Student lifeWhile studying at the University of Adelaide College it is important to balance your studies. What you do outside of class can be just as important as what you do in the classroom. Joining clubs, societies or organisations is a great way to meet new people, share your interests and make new friends on campus.

Legend

Rundle Mall

Pedestrian walkway

City Loop bus

Tram line

Adelaide Connector bus (free)

Student clubsTake advantage of the hundreds of clubs, societies and organisations at the University of Adelaide. As a student of the College, you can join over 150 clubs representing all kinds of activities and interests, from social or political clubs to music, photography and sporting clubs, there is something for everyone.

University of Adelaide College Social ClubThe University of Adelaide College Social Club plans and runs many College events. The Club provides students an opportunity to gain experience working cooperatively within a committee through planning, budgeting and preparing events along with mentoring new students and raising money for charities. Its a great way to meet people and gain experience you can add to your resume.

Get socialJoin the College online community. Chat to other students, ask us questions, find out more about our programs and see what is happening on campus. Follow us on social media.

The University of Adelaide

1. Hub Central

2. Darling West (classes)

3. Hartley (classes)

4. Jordan Laboratories (classes)

5. Badger (classes)

6. Union House (clubs | gym | STA Travel)

7. Barr Smith Library

8. Nexus 10

9. urbanest

10. The University of Adelaide Village

Adelaide City

11. The University of Adelaide College

12. 22-26 Peel St (College campus)

13. Rundle Mall tram stop

14. Adelaide City Library

15. Supermarkets

16. Art Gallery of South Australia

17. South Australia Museum

18. Bus stop G1 / T2 (free City Connector bus)

19. State Library of South Australia

20. China Town

21. Central Market

Adelaide Central Business District (CBD)The College is centrally located, within the University of Adelaide precinct, surrounded by all the amenities you need.

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Family environment

Australian cultural experience

Improved English

Safe

Laundry and meals provided

Safe and secure

Furnished rooms

Great central location

Free shuttle bus

HomestayA homestay offers a unique Australian experience, allowing students to stay with a local family in their home. This is a great option for students as it provides a safe and convenient place to stay. This is also an opportunity for students to develop their English language skills outside the classroom; all while assisting with adjusting to life in Australia within a supportive family environment. For more information please contact the Manager, Student Services (Accommodation & Administration) via email at [email protected].

Accommodation optionsAdelaide has quality student accommodation options to suit all budgets. The University of Adelaide College provides accommodation services to students who require assistance with organising accommodation in Adelaide. With several housing options to choose from, the College can help you to decide on the accommodation that suits you best.

Under 18 studentsThe College provides a supportive environment for Under 18 students to ensure guardianship requirements are met. All accommodation for students under the age of 18 will be arranged and overseen by the Manager, Student Services (Accommodation & Administration). This is completed before the student arrives in Australia.

Students under 18 years of age can choose from the following accommodation:

> Homestay

> The University of Adelaide Village

If your welfare is arranged by the College, you will be assigned a home class teacher or counsellor who will meet with you individually once every two weeks to ensure you are adjusting well to your studies and new life in Australia.

The University of Adelaide Village The Village is the largest of the University-managed student accommodation options for the exclusive use of our student community. Situated in Adelaide’s central business district in the dynamic Central Market and Chinatown precinct, the Village offers students a well-balanced University lifestyle. On-campus study resources are replicated in the residential environment to ensure students can optimise their study experience. A free shuttle bus service makes it easy for residents to get to lectures.

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10 minutes 7 minutes 20 minutesUniversity Village

Homestay The University of Adelaide Village

urbanest Bradford Lodge

Wifi •* • • •

Meals provided •† •

Shared bathroom • •ˆ •ˆ •

Shared kitchen • • •

Shared lounge / common room • • •

Laundry facilities •† • • •

Common area cleaning service • •

Bedroom cleaning service •**

Recreational facilities • •

Independence • • •

Meet other students • • •

Supportive family environment •

Practice English • • • •

Private fridge •

Study desk • • • •

Air-conditioning • • • •

Security service • • •

Under 18s • •

* Approximately $5 per week.† Full board includes laundry and all meals except lunch on school days. Part board excludes meals and laundry.** Yearly cleaning package available at an additional cost.ˆ Ensuite available at an additional cost.

Accommodation facilities and services

Travel times to the University of Adelaide College^

^ Travel times are estimates and may vary.

THE UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE COLLEGE

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7 minutes 8 minutes 20 minutes

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Student apartment accommodation

Family accommodation

Bradford

Homestay

4 minutes 2 minutes 6 minutesurbanest

2018 – 2019 Academic calendarOur Academic calender provides program start dates for our Foundation Studies and Degree Transfer Programs. The published term dates are dependent on the University of Adelaide calendar and are subject to change.

Degree Transfer Program2018

Extended (DTE) Standard (DTS) Accelerated (DTX)

March intake 2018 October intake 2018 February intake 2018 July intake 2018 October intake 2018

Start Finish Start Finish Start Finish Start Finish Start Finish

bridging 13 Mar 18 22 Jun 18 22 Oct 18 8 Feb 19

orientation 13 Mar 18 16 Mar 18 22 Oct 18 26 Oct 18

break - 24 Dec 18 1 Jan 19

exams 18 Jun 18 22 Jun 18 1 Feb 19 7 Feb 19

semester 1 Joins DTS, Jul 18 Joins DTS, Feb 19 19 Feb 18 30 Jun 18 16 Jul 18 17 Nov 18 8 Oct 18 7 Jan 19

orientation 19 Feb 18 23 Feb 18 16 Jul 18 20 Jul 18 8 Oct 18 9 Oct 18

break 2 Apr 18 13 Apr 18 17 Sep 18 28 Sep 18 24 Dec 18 1 Jan 19

exams 16 Jun 18 30 Jun 18 3 Nov 18 17 Nov 18 2 Jan 19 7 Jan 19

semester 2 16 Jul 18 17 Nov 18 25 Feb 19 6 Jul 19 Joins DTS, Feb 19

break 17 Sep 18 28 Sep 18 15 Apr 19 26 Apr 19

exams 3 Nov 18 17 Nov 18 22 Jun 19 6 Jul 19

Please note: dates are dependent on the University of Adelaide (see www.adelaide.edu.au/student/dates) and may change. Students may need to remain in Adelaide after the end of semester for replacement exams.

2019

Extended (DTE) Standard (DTS) Accelerated (DTX)

March intake 2019 October intake 2019 February intake 2019 July intake 2019 October intake 2019

Start Finish Start Finish Start Finish Start Finish Start Finish

bridging 12 Mar 19 21 Jun 19 21 Oct 19 7 Feb 20

semester 1 Joins DTS, Jul 19 Joins DTS, Feb 20 25 Feb 19 6 Jul 19 22 Jul 19 23 Nov 19 7 Oct 19 6 Jan 20

orientation 12 Mar 19 16 Mar 19 21 Oct 19 25 Oct 19 25 Feb 19 29 Feb 19 22 Jul 19 26 Jul 19 7 Oct 19 8 Oct 19

2019

Standard (FSP) Accelerated (FSPX)

February intake 2019 July intake 2019 October intake 2019

Start Finish Start Finish Start Finish

semester 1 4 Feb 19 28 Jun 19 22 Jul 19 13 Dec 19 14 Oct 19 14 Feb 20


Foundation Studies Program2018

Standard (FSP) Accelerated (FSPX)

February intake 2018 July intake 2018 October intake 2018

Start Finish Start Finish Start Finish

semester 1 21 Feb 18 6 Jul 18 23 Jul 18 21 Dec 18 15 Oct 18 15 Feb 19


break 30 Mar 18 2 Apr 18 1 Oct 18 12 Oct 18 17 Dec 18 1 Jan 19

exams 14 Jun 18 22 Jun 18 6 Dec 18 14 Dec 18 8 Feb 19 15 Feb 19

break 9 Jul 18 20 Jul 18 24 Dec 18 8 Feb 19 -

semester 2 23 Jul 18 21 Dec 18 11 Feb 19 28 Jun 19 18 Feb 19 28 Jun 19

break 1 Oct 18 12 Oct 18 15 Apr 19 22 Apr 19 15 Apr 19 22 Apr 19

exams 6 Dec 18 14 Dec 18 13 Jun 19 21 Jun 19 13 Jun 19 21 June 19

graduation 20 Dec 18 27 Jun 19 27 Jun 19

Public holidays 2018 2019

New Year’s Day 1 Jan 1 Jan

Australia Day 26 Jan 28 Jan

Adelaide Cup Day 12 Mar 11 Mar

Good Friday 30 Mar 19 Apr

Easter Monday 2 Apr 22 Apr

ANZAC Day 25 Apr 25 Apr

Queen’s Birthday 11 Jun 10 Jun

Labour Day 1 Oct 7 Oct

Christmas Day 25 Dec 25 Dec

Proclamation Day 26 Dec 26 Dec

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Studying at the College allowed me to settle in and get a feel for Adelaide before starting University. Adelaide is a pretty city with a great atmosphere. It’s super friendly, easy to get around and very affordable.

Zeina Abdul Karim, AustraliaFoundation Studies pathway to Bachelor of Commerce

2018 Domestic fees and entry requirementsAll fees must be paid in full unless you withdraw prior to commencement of your program. Please note that all fees stated are for 2018. For more information regarding fees and refunds please visit www.college.adelaide.edu.au/fees

Domestic tuition feesProgram Fees

General Academic English $440 per weekStudents who need extra language support prior to their Foundation Studies, Degree Transfer or Pre-Master's program should complete the required GAE duration. Please see page 23 for more information.

Program Intakes Stream Per semester Total

Foundation Studies Program Standard (FSP) February and July 2018 All $8,900 $17,800†

Accelerated (FSPX) October 2018

Degree Transfer Program Extended (DTE) March and October 2018 CommerceEconomicsFinance

$8,150 $24,450

Engineering $9,300 $27,900

Computer ScienceScienceHealth Science

$9,000 $27,000

Standard (DTS) February and July 2018 CommerceEconomicsFinance

$9,950 $19,900



$10,750 $21,500

Accelerated (DTX) October 2018 CommerceEconomics

$9,950 $19,900

Pre-Master's Program 9 months March and October 2018 All $9,900 $19,800

6 months February and July 2018 $9,900 $9,900

† Foundation Studies Music specialisation requires Individual Music tuition fee approximately $3250 per program.

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Academic entry requirementsProgram Academic entry requirements

Foundation Studies Program Completion of Year 11 min C avg.†

Degree Transfer Program Extended(DTE)

Completion of Year 12 with required ATAR* score

Standard(DTS)


Accelerated(DTX)


† Entry into the Foundation Studies Music specialisation is subject to diagnostic testing of Music knowledge and instrument proficiency.

* Minimum required ATAR score depends on preferred bachelor destination.

All fees are in AUD and include GST where applicable. As of 9 September 2017, all applications for 2018 commencements will be subject to the 2018 fees. Please refer to www.college.adelaide.edu.au/admissions/fees/ for the lastest information regarding fees. The University of Adelaide College has the right to change prices due to tax increases, governmental actions or other events beyond the University of Adelaide College’s control. The fees stated above are for domestic students (Australian citizens and permanent residents only). They include tuition and other internal fees.

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Additional feesDetails Fees

Enrolment fee $320

Facilities fee – The University of Adelaide $480

General Academic English – books and materials $15 per week (maximum $300)

Course books and materials fees will vary depending on program duration and subjects studied but can be expected to be approximately $500 - 700 for Foundation Studies or Degree Transfer Programs.

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Please refer to page 20 for more information on recommended study durations. The above is a guide only. If in doubt, please contact the College or the College’s educational representative. All fees are in AUD and include GST where applicable. As of 9 September 2017, all applications for 2018 commencements will be subject to the 2018 fees. Please ask your College representative for more information. The University of Adelaide College has the right to change prices due to tax increases, governmental actions or other events beyond the University of Adelaide College’s control. The fees stated above are for international students. They include tuition and other internal fees.

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Undergraduate academic entry requirementsCountry Foundation Studies Program Degree Transfer Program

Australia Completion of Year 11 min C avg. Completion of Year 12 with required ATAR* score

China Completion of Senior Middle Two with a min avg. 75% Completion of Senior Middle ThreeDTE - 75%; DTS - 80%; DTX - 85%

Hong Kong Completion of HK Form 5 with a min avg. 40% or 50% dependent on the pass mark

^HKDSEDTE - 10 points over best 5 subjects DTS - 12 points over best 5 subjects DTX - 13 points over best 5 subjects Associate Degree or equivalent accepted

India Completion of Year 11 with a min avg. 60% Completion of Year 12Indian School Certificate (ISC), Central Board of Secondary Education(CBSE) or Indian State Board Exams are considered, please enquire for required score

Indonesia Completion of SMA 2 with a min avg. 7.0 in academic subjects Completion of SMA 3 DTE - min avg. 6.0 in 4 academic subjectsDTS - min avg. 7.0 in 4 academic subjectsDTX - min avg. 7.5 in 4 academic subjects

Malaysia Completion of SPM with a min 5 passes in academic subjects with a ‘C’ grade avg. (SPM forecast results accepted)

Completion of STPM/A Levels (forecast results accepted)DTE - min of 2 ‘E’ grades DTS - min of 1 ‘E’ and 1 ‘D’ grades DTX - min of 2 ‘D’ gradesUEC (forecast results accepted)DTE - 35 points or less (best 5 subjects) DTS - 30 points or less (best 5 subjects) DTX - 28 points or less (best 5 subjects)

Oman Completion of General Secondary School Certificate with a min avg. 70% in academic subjects

Completion of General Secondary School CertificateDTE Commerce - min avg. 80% in academic subjectsDTE Science, Health Science, Computer Science and Engineering - min avg. 85% in academic subjects

Saudi Arabia Completion of General Secondary School Certificate with a min avg. 70% in academic subjects


Singapore GCE O Levels min of ‘C’ avg. in 5 subjects (forecast results accepted) GCE A Levels (forecast results accepted)DTE - min 2 ‘E’ gradesDTS - min 1 ‘E’ and 1 ‘D’ gradesDTX - min 2 ‘D’ grades

Sri Lanka GCE O Levels min of ‘C’ avg. in 5 subjects GCE A LevelsDTE - min 2 ‘E’ gradesDTS - min 1 ‘E’ and 1 ‘D’ gradesDTX - min 2 ‘D’ grades

South Korea Completion of Senior High School Year 2 with a min avg. 70% in academic subjects

Completion of Senior High School Year 3 with a min avg. 60% in academic subjects (DTS)

Thailand Completion of Matayom 5 with a min GPA of 2.5 Completion of Secondary Education - Matayom 6DTE - min GPA of 2.0DTS - min GPA of 2.2DTX - min GPA of 2.4

United Arab Emirates

Completion of General Secondary School Certificate with a min avg. 70% in academic subjects


United Kingdom GCSE O Levels with a min ‘C’ grade avg in 5 academic subjects. GCE A LevelsDTE - min of 2 ‘E’ grades DTS - min of 1 ‘E’ and 1 ‘D’ grades DTX - min of 2 ‘D’ grades

Vietnam Completion of Year 11 with a min GPA of 6.5 Completion of Year 12DTE - min GPA of 6.5DTS - min GPA of 7.0DTX - min GPA of 7.2

All other countries

Please enquire. Applications will be considered individually. Please enquire. Applications will be considered individually.

* Minimum required ATAR score depends on preferred bachelor destination. Note: Entry into the Foundation Studies Music specialisation is subject to diagnostic testing of Music knowledge and instrument proficiency.

International qualificationsFoundation Studies Program Degree Transfer Program

International Baccalaureate

Completion of Year 1 with 23 aggregate score in 6 relevant subjects Completion of IB Diploma - 24 points

iGCSE/GCE iGSCE O Levels with a min ‘C’ grade avg. in 5 subjects GCE A LevelsDTE - min 2 ‘E’ grades DTS - min 1 ‘E’ and 1 ‘D’ grades DTX - min 2 ‘D’ grades

For countries and qualifications not listed above, please contact the University of Adelaide College Admissions for further information. Equivalent qualifications will be considered. Applications will be assessed based on the most recent academic results and additional admissions criteria may apply. Academic assessment is based on the grades a student achieves in individual subjects, as well as an aggregate grade. Student applications will also be assessed against any relevant program prerequisites. Only academic subjects will be considered during assessment. Subjects such as religious studies, ethics, physical education, etc. will not be considered. Complete academic transcripts must be produced at the time of application if available.^HKDSE Scoring System – Level 5**, 5*, 5 = 5 points; Level 4 = 4 points; Level 3 = 3 points; Level 2 = 2 points; Level 1 = 1 point.

Additional feesDetails Total

Enrolment fee $320

Overseas Student Health Cover† $605

Facilities fee – The University of Adelaide $480

Under 18 guardianship fees $280 administrative fee + $45 per week till student turns 18

General Academic English – books and materials

$15 per week (maximum $300)

† Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) is mandatory for Student Visa holders and their accompanying family members. $605 per year is provided as a guide price, costs can vary by supplier. OSHC fees are reviewed annually. Students may organise their own Overseas Student Health Cover or request that College arrange on their behalf.Course books and materials fees will vary depending on program duration and subjects studied but can be expected to be approximately $500 - $700 for Foundation Studies or Degree Transfer Programs.

International tuition feesProgram Price

General Academic English $440 per weekStudents who need extra language support prior to their Foundation Studies, Degree Transfer or Pre-Master's program should complete the required GAE duration. Please see page 23 for more information.

Program Intakes Stream Per semester Total

Foundation Studies Program Standard (FSP) February and July2018

All $13,250 $26,500*

Accelerated (FSPX) October 2018

Degree Transfer Program Extended (DTE) March and October2018

CommerceEconomicsFinance

$12,300 $36,900



$13,900 $41,700

Standard (DTS) February and July2018

CommerceEconomicsFinance

$14,900 $29,800



$16,100 $32,200

Accelerated (DTX) October 2018 CommerceEconomics

$14,900 $29,800

Pre-Master's Program 9 months March and October 2018 All $14,850 $29,700

6 months February and July 2018 $14,850 $14,850

* Note: Foundation Studies Music specialisation requires Individual Music tuition fee approximately $3250 per program.

English entry requirements

ProgramEnglish entry requirements

IELTS iBT TOEFL Pearson Test of English

Foundation Studies Program IELTS 5.5 overall (all bands 5.0 or above) or equivalent 50 overall (15 or above in speaking and writing) 46

Degree Transfer Program

Extended (DTE) IELTS 5.5 overall (all bands 5.0 or above) or equivalent 50 overall (15 or above in speaking and writing) 46

Standard (DTS) IELTS 5.5 overall (speaking and writing band 5.5 or above) or equivalent

50 overall (16 or above in speaking and writing) 48

Accelerated (DTX) IELTS 6.0 overall (all bands 5.5 or above) or equivalent 57 overall (17 or above in speaking and writing) 50

Pre-Master's Program

9 months IELTS 5.5 overall (all bands 5.0 or above) or equivalent 50 overall (15 or above in speaking and writing) 46

6 months IELTS 6.0 overall (all bands 5.5 or above) or equivalent 57 overall (17 or above in speaking and writing) 50

Students moving to Adelaide to study should also consider the following costs:

Details Total

Accommodation placement $295

Airport pick-up $140

Homestay Full Board (includes all meals except lunch on school days + laundry)

$270ˆ per week

Part Board (accommodation only) $170 per week

Student apartment accommodation

The University of Adelaide VillageApply online adelaide.edu.au/accommodation

From $259 per week

urbanest From $289 per week

Bradford Lodge $200 per week

ˆ Extra charge for special dietary requirements may apply. Options and prices vary. Application subject to approval. The costs in the above table are provided as a guide only and are subject to change. These costs may be incurred only if required by students. For information on cost of living please refer to www.studyinaustralia.gov.au

2018 International fees and entry requirementsAll fees must be paid in full unless the student withdraws prior to commencement of the program. Please note that all fees stated are for 2018. For more information regarding fees and refunds please visit www.college.adelaide.edu.au/fees

college.adelaide.edu.au/admissions/fees

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How to applyApplying to the University of Adelaide College is simple.

VISA APPLICATION

You are now ready to apply for your student visa

CONFIRMATION

Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE) will be sent to you

ACCEPT YOUR OFFER

(sign and return)

OFFER OF ADMISSION

Successful applications will receive Offer of Admission

APPLICATION REVIEW

SUBMIT

Submit your application form along with your necessary documents

Documents checklist Application form

Other Documents

Academic qualifications / school reports

English proficiency document

Passport

Birth Certificate

Representative informationRepresentative name (if relevant)

City Telephone (home/mobile)

Email

Representative signature

Student information (compulsory)Title Mr Ms Other Gender M F Unspecified

Family name First name(s)

Date of birth (d/m/y) Country of birth

Country of citizenship First language

Permanent address*

City State/province Postcode

Country Telephone (home/mobile)

Are you an Australian Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander? Yes No

The University of Adelaide/The University of Adelaide College – Student ID and Online Account ActivationStudent ID card, ID number and system password will only be granted to a valid personal student email address. Enrolment and system access delays will occur if invalid email addresses are provided.

Email

Passport number (if available) Expiry date

Do you hold Permanent Residency or a current Australian Visa? Yes No N/A If yes, please provide a copy of your PR or current Australian visa.

Visa type (if relevant) Visa number (if relevant)

*Your permanent/home country address is required by the Australian Government. If it is not supplied your application cannot be processed

Parent / legal guardian details (compulsory for students under 18)Title Mr Ms Other Gender M F Unspecified

Family name First name(s)

Relationship to student (i.e. mother or father)

Permanent address of Parent or Guardian

Email

Telephone (home/mobile)

Education historyIf you are currently completing a qualification, please indicate when you expect to complete this study (month/year).

Name and location of institution (starting from the most recent qualification)

Qualification/Award received Years attended (e.g. 2015-2017)

Name and location of institution

Qualification/Award received Years attended (e.g. 2013-2015)

International Student Application Domestic Student Application

Application formPlease print clearly in English and in BLOCK letters. Tick boxes where appropriate.

Postgraduate academic entry requirementsCountry 9 months* 6 months*

Bangladesh Completion of a Bachelor degree equivalent to AQF Level 7 with a minimum grade average of 50% OR completion of a Bachelor degree equivalent to AQF Level 6 with minimum grade average of 60% OR equivalent qualification

Completion of Bachelor degree equivalent to AQF Level 7 with a minimum grade average of 60% or equivalent qualification

China Completion of a Bachelor degree equivalent to AQF Level 7 with a minimum grade average of 60% OR completion of 3 Year or 4 Year Certificate of Graduation or Graduation Diploma equivalent to AQF Level 6 with minimum grade average of 80% OR equivalent qualification


Hong Kong Completion of a Bachelor degree equivalent to AQF Level 7 with a minimum grade average of 55% OR completion of a 3-year Honours Diploma or Professional Diploma equivalent to AQF Level 6 with minimum grade of 65% OR equivalent qualification


India Completion of a Bachelor degree equivalent to AQF Level 7 with a minimum grade average of 40% OR completion of a Bachelor degree equivalent to AQF Level 6 with minimum grade average of 55% OR equivalent qualification


Indonesia Completion of a Bachelor or Sarjana equivalent to AQF Level 7 with a minimum CGPA 2.0/4.0 OR completion of a Bachelor, Sarjana or Sarjana Muda or Bakaloreat or Sarjana (Lengkap) equivalent to AQF Level 6 with minimum CGPA 2.8/4.0 OR equivalent qualification

Completion of Bachelor degree or Sarjana equivalent to AQF Level 7 with a minimum CGPA 2.3/4 or equivalent qualification

Korea Completion of a Bachelor degree equivalent to AQF Bachelor 7 or AQF Level 6 with a minimum grade average of 55% OR equivalent qualification


Nepal Completion of a 4-year Bachelor degree equivalent to AQF Level 7 with a minimum pass grade OR completion of a 3-year Bachelor degree equivalent to AQF Level 6 with a minimum pass grade 20% higher than pass grade OR equivalent qualification


Sri Lanka Completion of a Bachelor degree equivalent to AQF Level 7 with a minimum grade average of 50% OR completion of a Bachelor degree equivalent to AQF Level 6 with minimum grade average of 60% OR completion of a Higher Diploma or Higher National Diploma equivalent to AQF Level 6 with minimum average grade of 80% OR equivalent qualification


Thailand Completion of a Bachelor degree equivalent to AQF Level 7 with a minimum GPA 2.0/4.0 OR completion of a Bachelor degree equivalent to AQF Level 6 with a minimum GPA 2.5/4.0 OR completion of a 3-year Assoicate Degree equivalent to AQF Level 6 with a minimum GPA 2.5/4.0 OR equivalent qualification

Completion of Bachelor degree equivalent to AQF Level 7 with a minimum GPA 2.0/4 or equivalent qualification

Vietnam Completion of Bachelor degree or Bang Tot nghiep Dai Hoc or Master degree (Bang Thac si) equivalent to AQF Level 7 with a minimum grade of 5.0/10.0 OR completion of a Bang Tot nghiep Dai Hoc or Bang Tot nghiep Cao dang equivalent to AQF Level 6 with a minimum GPA 7.0/10.0

Completion of Bachelor degree or Master degree (Bang Thac si) equivalent to AQF Level 7 with a minimum grade average of 55% or equivalent qualification

Onshore and other qualifications (e.g. UK, USA, TNE)

Completion of a Bachelor degree equivalent to AQF Level 7 with a minimum GPA 3.5/7.0 OR completion of a post-secondary qualification equivalent to AQF Level 6 with a minimum GPA 4.5/7.o OR equivalent qualification

Completion of Bachelor degree equivalent to AQF Level 7 with a minimum GPA 3.8/7 or equivalent qualification

* Admission requirements apply to all approved Masters programs except for: Master of Arts (International Studies), Master of Arts (Environmental Studies), Master of Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Master of Applied Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Master of Applied Project Management and Master of Applied Project Management (Project Systems) for which entry requirements will be 5% lower than the above entry requirements for both programs.

Foundation Studies, Degree Transfer and Pre-Master’s programs (The University of Adelaide) CRICOS 00123M | English language programs (Kaplan) CRICOS 03127E.38 How to apply

Current English proficiencyIs English your first language? Yes No

Have you studied at secondary level with English as the language of instruction? Yes No If yes, please provide evidence of language of instruction.

Do you have an English Language score? Yes No

If yes, please select one of the following IELTS TOEFL iBT TOEFL Pearson Test of English Other

Test date (d/m/y) Score

Program selectionDegree Transfer

Degree Transfer Extended (Mar) Degree Transfer Extended (Oct) Degree Transfer Standard (Feb) Degree Transfer Standard (Jul) Degree Transfer Accelerated (Oct)

Foundation Studies Foundation Studies (Feb) Foundation Studies (Jul) Foundation Studies Accelerated (Oct)

Pre-Master’s Pre-Master's – 9 months (Mar) Pre-Master's – 9 months (Oct) Pre-Master’s – 6 months (Feb) Pre-Master’s – 6 months (Jul)

General Academic English General Academic English

Year of entry to the University of Adelaide College: (e.g. 2017, 2018)

University ProgramPlease indicate which Bachelor or Master degree you intend to study at the University of Adelaide (e.g. Bachelor of Engineering [Civil and Structural])Bachelor/Master of:

Accommodation

Would you like the College to organise your accommodation for you in Adelaide? Yes No

If yes, please complete the accommodation application form. The form includes all the accommodation options.

Would you like the College to organise your airport pick-up? Yes No

Additional servicesWould you like the University of Adelaide College to organise your Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) on your behalf? Yes No

If yes, please indicate: Single Couples Family If no, please list your current OSHC details

Policy provider:

Policy number: Start date: Expiry date:

*Please note that OSHC is mandatory for Student Visa holders and their accompanying family members.

Medical conditionsDo you have a disability, impairment or long-term medical condition which may affect your studies? Yes No

If yes, please provide medical documentation from a relevant treating professional detailing the impact of your condition on your ability to meet academic demands. Disclosure will not disadvantage your application and is confidential. The information you provide will assist us in best catering for your needs.

Privacy noticeThe University of Adelaide College understands and respects that privacy is important to you. We collect personal information about you so that we can provide you with the services you have requested. We may also use your information to improve our products and services and offer you our, or our partners’ or suppliers’, products and services which may be relevant to you. We may disclose personal information about you in accordance with our Privacy Policy (available at www.college.adelaide.edu.au), including to your education agent and the Australian government. Our privacy policy contains information about how you can access and correct the personal information we hold about you, or make a privacy complaint. You may contact the Privacy Officer ([email protected]) for more information.In regard to promotional material, please indicate below.

I do not want to receive communication in any format from the University of Adelaide College sent on behalf of its sponsors, partners or suppliers, or I do not want to receive communication in any format from the University of Adelaide College about its own publications, information and events.

DeclarationI have read, understood and agree to be bound by the Terms and Conditions of enrolment. I declare that I have read the instructions on this application form and that, to the best of my knowledge, the information provided by me is true and complete in every particular. I acknowledge that the University of Adelaide College and the University of Adelaide may vary or reverse any decision regarding admission or enrolment made on the basis of incorrect or incomplete information provided by me. I give permission to the University of Adelaide College to verify or obtain records from other educational institutions that I have attended. I understand that I am seeking temporary entry into Australia for educational purposes only as a fee-paying student. I understand that if I change my visa status, I may be subject to different rules and conditions. I understand the above conditions and am prepared to accept them in full. In particular that I, or my sponsor, will be responsible for the full costs of the academic program for which I am seeking admission, as well as the associated travel and living costs. I give permission to the University of Adelaide College to provide information to my parent(s) or guardian(s) and my agent regarding my application for admission to the program listed above.

I confirm that I have read, understood and agree to be bound by the University of Adelaide College Terms and Conditions (refer to page 42).

Signature of student Date

Signature of parent/guardian (required if student is under 18 years old) Date

International Student Application Domestic Student Application

Accommodation application formPlease print clearly in English and in BLOCK letters. Tick boxes where appropriate.

Representative informationRepresentative name Representative company name

E-mail

Student information (compulsory)Title Mr Ms Other Gender M F Unspecified

Family name First name(s) Preferred English name

Date of birth (d/m/y) Country of birth

E-mail

Airport pickup (compulsory for students under 18)Do you require airport pickup? Yes No

Arrival date Arrival time Flight number

Accommodation options — students 18 and overPlease give your preferred choice of accommodation here:Student hostels The University of Adelaide Village urbanest*

Bradford Lodge Torrens Valley

International Residence

Homestay Full board (includes laundry + all meals except lunch on school days)

Accommodation options — students under 18Students under the age of 18 must stay in accommodation approved by the University of Adelaide College. Students must choose from one of the following accommodation options:Student hostels The University of Adelaide Village

Homestay Full board (includes laundry + all meals except lunch on school days) Current Homestay (Homestay outside College network, will need to be approved by College Accommodation Manager)

*Subject to availability

Student profile (homestay applicants only)Do you have any illness or medical allergies? Yes No

Do you have any special requests?* (e.g. I do not like eating fish or lamb, I am a vegetarian, I am allergic to peanuts, I'm allergic to penicillin) Yes No If yes, please specify:

Do you smoke? Yes No Is it ok if you live in a smoking household? Yes No

Do you like animals? Yes No Are you allergic to animals? Yes No If yes, please specify:

Are you happy to live with overseas students? Yes No

Please tell us about yourself, your family and your interests: (e.g. I like soccer, table tennis, playing the piano and swimming. I am talkative or I am quiet and shy. I want to learn more about Australian culture etc.)

What kind of family would make you feel comfortable? (e.g. I’d like to be with a close supportive family or I prefer space and independence. Young couple/older couple/Single person; no children/with children. I will stay long term if right family/I already have friends here, I just want initial help when I arrive before I live with my own friends.)

^Extra charge for special dietary requirements may apply. Options and Prices vary. Application subject to approval.

For further information: Regarding accommodation and/or airport pickup, please contact:Manager Student Services — Accommodation & Administration. Mobile: +61 (0)400 807 815 Email: [email protected] The College cannot guarantee the availability of your first accommodation choice and will confirm your booking as soon as possible. All fees are in AUD and include GST where applicable. These fees are subject to change and are for accommodation services only. The University of Adelaide College reserves the right to change fees due to tax increases, governmental actions or other events beyond the College’s control.Declaration: I declare that, to the best of my knowledge, the information provided by me is true and complete in every particular. I acknowledge that the University of Adelaide College may vary or reverse any decision regarding accommodation placement made on the basis of incorrect or incomplete information provided by me. I understand that I, or my sponsor, will be responsible for the full costs of the accommodation for which I am applying. I give permission to the University of Adelaide College to provide information to my parent(s) or guardian(s) and my agent regarding my application for accommodation listed above. Our Privacy Policy contains information about the handling of personal information by the College, including how you can access and correct the personal information we hold about you and how to make a privacy compliant (available at www.college.adelaide.edu.au). You may contact the Privacy Officer at [email protected] for more information.

Signature of student OR parent/guardian (required if student is under 18 years old) Date

Foundation Studies, Degree Transfer and Pre-Master’s programs (The University of Adelaide) CRICOS 00123M | English language programs (Kaplan) CRICOS 03127E.

1. GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS

These Terms and Conditions are applicable to all students studying at the University of Adelaide College through Kaplan Higher Education Pty Ltd ABN 85 124 217 670 CRICOS 03127E (the ’College’) including English Language Programs delivered by the College (CRICOS 03147E) and Foundation Studies, Degree Transfer and Pre-Master’s programs delivered under agreement with the University of Adelaide (CRICOS 00123M).

1.1. Policies and procedures: All College students are subject to the policies and procedures that are published on our website (www.college.adelaide.edu.au/policies/) and in the College student handbook, including those dealing with student misconduct, assessment, progression, enrolment deferral and cancellation, complaints and appeals, and refund. Students must review these policies and procedures and ensure they understand and comply with the most up to date version of our policies and procedures at all times.

1.2. Late arrivals, vacations and absences: All students are expected to attend class from the first day of their course. No refund is given for time missed due to arrivals after the published course commencement date, vacations, absences or public holidays. Such periods of absence will not be replaced by a free extension of any course. No refunds or substitutions will be made for classes missed due to exams, excursions, first day orientation or other obligations that fall outside the normal teaching schedule. Classes are not held, and many campus facilities are closed, on public holidays. All published course dates start on a Monday, but if the Monday is a public holiday, the course start will fall on the Tuesday. Students may request written permission for late arrival up to 2 weeks from their published course commencement date.

1.3. Campus facilities: Students are advised that campus facilities may not be available during study breaks. Details are available from the Student Services Team or Reception staff at the College.

1.4. Placement: The College may place a student into the most appropriate class and to postpone subjects to the following semester where there is an insufficient number of students for that class or subject.

1.5. Course changes: The College may change course dates, course curricula, tutors and programs at any time at its discretion. However, in cases where the course is rescheduled before the first class and the new date is unacceptable to the student all unused tuition fees will be refunded.

1.6. Tuition fees: The student or student’s family agrees to pay the total tuition fee and any additional charges in accordance with the fee schedule for the current year published on our website www.college.adelaide.edu.au. Any refund is made in accordance with the College Refund Policy. Tuition fees include lessons, orientation, placement and progress testing and a College certificate upon successful completion of the course. The College may withhold the granting of a certificate from a student if the student’s tuition fees or any other fees remain outstanding.

1.7. Repeat payment: Students who need to repeat a subject or subjects or semester will be charged based on the current year’s published tuition fees at the time of payment.

1.8. Late payment: A fee of AUD 100 applies on unpaid accounts 30 days after the date the payment was due.

1.9. Books and learning materials: Students may be required to purchase textbooks, workbooks, stationery, software and other required learning materials at an additional cost. Details of any additional costs are in the College student handbook or the relevant course or unit outline.

1.10. Additional services: Any additional services (such as travel, telephone costs, excursions, medical costs, special diet, non-College exams and enrolment amendments) are not included in any fees unless specifically stated on a valid invoice from the College. Students wishing to arrange homestay accommodation and/or airport transfer can obtain further information at www.college.adelaide.edu.au/accommodation/.

1.11. Privacy: Personal information collected by the College, which identities a student and information regarding a student’s course progress and attendance, may be shared by the College with the Australian government, or State and Territory governments, and their designated authorities, the Tuition Protection Scheme, the agent that recruited the student (unless specifically excluded), the students’ parents (if under 18), College staff and contractors, the University of Adelaide and related body corporates of the College and their staff and contractors. This information may include personal and contact details, course enrolment details and changes, course results, and the circumstance of any suspected breach by the student of a visa condition. The College’s Privacy Policy outlines further information about the handling of personal information by the College (at www.college.adelaide.edu.au/privacy/). You may contact our Privacy Officer at [email protected] if you have any enquiries about your personal information or if you wish to make a privacy complaint.

1.12. Medical costs: The College is hereby authorised to seek medical treatment should the College or a staff member acting on its behalf consider such action necessary for a student. The student agrees to indemnify the College for any expense, loss, damage or liability whatsoever suffered or incurred as a result of authorising and arranging such emergency medical treatment.

1.13. Photography, filming and sound recording: The College or its representatives may arrange to photograph or shoot video footage of students for promotional or marketing purposes, in print and/or online, at any time. Any student who does not wish to participate should advise the College staff or its representative at the time of booking and state at the time of the photographing or video shooting that they do not wish to participate.

2. THE UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE FEES

2.1. The University of Adelaide course fees will depend on the student’s choice of undergraduate degree course and point of entry. Further information is available on the University of Adelaide website: www.adelaide.edu.au.

3. DEFERRAL, SUSPENSION AND CANCELLATION OF ENROLMENT

3.1. A student may apply to defer their studies on the grounds of compelling or compassionate circumstances such as their own ill health or that of a very close relative. All applications for deferral from a course of study must be made in writing or using the relevant form available from the College. Students should refer to the College’s Deferral, Suspension and Cancellation of Enrollment Policy (available at www.college.adelaide.edu.au/policies) for details of the circumstances in which their enrolment may be deferred, suspended or cancelled, before submitting their application. An administration fee of AUD 250 is required for processing a deferral application.

3.2. A student’s enrolment at the College may be suspended or cancelled in accordance with the College’s Deferral, Suspension and Cancellation of Enrollment Policy (available at www.college.adelaide.edu.au/policies), including on the grounds of misbehavior by the student, the student’s failure to pay amount(s) owing to the College in accordance with this agreement or a breach of course attendance and progression by the student.

4. REFUNDS

4.1. The College’s Refund Policy is available at www.college.adelaide.edu.au/policies. All students must read the Refund Policy before accepting an offer of admission from the College. For the purposes of the refund policy only, a course is defined as one semester of study, or for English programs a maximum of 25 weeks of study. Students requesting a refund are required to do so in accordance with the Refund Policy. Approved refunds are paid in Australian dollars into the bank account nominated on the refund form (the refund form is available by emailing [email protected]). All refund requests will be responded to in writing and approved refunds will be paid within 14 days of written notification by the College. For under 18 students, refunds will be paid to the parent(s) or guardian(s) of the student unless the College receives written approval from a parent or guardian consenting for the refund to be paid directly to the student. Tuition fees are not transferable to other students.

4.2. Students should note that certain fees are non-refundable before their course commences including any accommodation placement fee and airport pick up fee. Students should also note certain fees are not refundable after their course commences including library or facilities fees, health insurance fees and administration fees such as courier fees, course transcript reprint fees and late fees. In all cases, the enrolment fee, medical insurance and/or health cover costs (to date), accommodation placement fee (if the accommodation has already been arranged), courier and any other service fees are non-refundable.

4.3. Full tuition fee refunds are payable if:

• The College is unable to provide the course before, or on the day of, the published course commencement date;

• The offer of enrolment is withdrawn for reasons other than incorrect or incomplete information supplied by the student at the time of enrolment;

• An Australian visa application is refused; Where a student visa application is rejected, all tuition fees paid will be refunded in full less an enrolment fee once proof of the visa refusal has been provided to the College; or

• Approval of an Australian student visa is delayed beyond the student’s control.

4.4. Partial tuition fee refunds are payable in the following manner:

• 90% of the tuition fee is refundable when the offer of enrolment is withdrawn because of incorrect or incomplete information supplied by the student at the time of enrolment;

• 80% of the tuition fee is refundable when the student notifies the college of their decision not to enrol at least 4 weeks before the published course commencement date; or

• 50% of the tuition fee is refundable when the student notifies the college of their decision not to enrol less than 4 weeks before the published course commencement date.

4.5. No tuition fee refund is payable if:

• The College receives written notification of cancellation of enrolment for a student after the published commencement date of the student’s course;

• The student withdraws after commencing their course. In this case, the student is liable to pay the full tuition fee of the first semester and any expenses, costs or disbursements incurred in recovering the tuition fee;

• These Terms and Conditions, including an applicable requirement of a College policy, are breached by the student; or

• The student’s enrolment is cancelled by the College.

If the College has to cancel an international student’s enrolment caused by a serious breach of student visa conditions or serious misconduct, no refund of course fees will apply.

4.6. Protection of student fees: In the unlikely event that the College is unable to deliver a course in full, students will be offered a refund of all unspent tuition fees. This refund will be paid within 14 days of the day on which the course ceased being provided. Alternatively, students may be offered enrolment in an alternative course at no extra cost. Students have the right to choose whether they would prefer a refund of unspent tuition fees or to accept a place in another course. If they choose placement in another course, students will need to sign documentation to indicate their acceptance of the placement. In the unlikely event that the College is unable to provide a refund or place a student in an alternative course, the Tuition Protection Service (TPS) will assist the student in finding an alternative course or to get a refund if a suitable alternative is not found. Further information concerning the TPS can be found at www.tps.gov.au.

4.7. Students that cancel their enrolment may not be eligible to receive a certificate for a partially completed course from the College.

5. INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

5.1. Visa information: It is the responsibility of the student to arrange all applicable travel permits or visas and to have a valid passport for their whole period of study. The student may be asked to make payment for their first study period before any of their visa documentation is issued. Visa application forms (Confirmation of Enrolment) may not be issued by the College until payment for the first study period has been received and the enrolment agreement has been signed and returned to the College by the student. The enrolment agreement includes reference to the pre-arrival information and grievance procedures information and can be found on our website www.college.adelaide.edu.au.

5.2. Student visa obligations: Student visa holders are required to maintain compliance with all applicable visa conditions including providing the College with a current residential address and telephone number at all times, maintaining satisfactory academic progress and attending a minimum of 80% of their course. Students that fail to commence their enrolled course or fail to meet the requirement for 80% attendance or satisfactory academic progress will be reported to the Department of Immigration and Border Protection (DIBP). Any school-aged dependents accompanying overseas students to Australia will be required to pay full fees if they are enrolled in either a government or non-government school.

5.3. Health insurance: Health insurance is compulsory for student visa holders and their accompanying family members. Students are required to provide proof of health insurance at the time of their enrolment. Students will not receive a Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE) until they have obtained satisfactory health insurance for the length of their visa. The Australian government requires all students on student visas to join the Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) scheme, a health insurance plan for overseas students in Australia. Students must ensure that payment is made for compulsory OSHC before their visa is issued and that the insurance provides adequate coverage for the duration of the student’s visa.

5.4. Codes of practice: The College abides by the National Code of Practice for Registration Authorities and Providers of Education and Training to Overseas Students 2018 (the National Code) and the Educational Services for Overseas Students Act 2000 (Cth) (ESOS Act). Further information about the National Code can be obtained at internationaleducation.gov.au/regulatory-information/.

5.5. Living expenses: Migration regulations in Australia require international students to show evidence that they can contribute to the cost of living and studying in Australia.

Further information can be obtained at www.studyinaustralia.gov.au/en/Study-Costs or www.border.gov.au/.

6. CONSUMER PROTECTION

6.1. This agreement, and the right to make complaints and seek appeals of decisions and actions under various processes, does not affect the rights of the student to take action under the Australian Consumer Law if the Australian Consumer Law applies.

6.2. Students will be advised of any changes to these Terms and Conditions that may result from a directive of the governing body of the College or the University of Adelaide, or from a change in government legislation or regulation. Any dispute, claim or other matter arising will be subject to the laws of South Australia.

6.3. Students who are dissatisfied with a decision made by the College may submit a complaint to the College in accordance with the relevant College Grievance Policy (available at www.college.adelaide.edu.au/policies). If a student is dissatisfied with the outcome of a complaint and subsequent appeal, they may also submit an application for review of the College’s decision or action to the Overseas Student Ombudsman (if they are an international student) or to a State/Territory fair trading or consumer protection agency.

7. DECLARATION

Upon submitting an application to the College, and subsequently undertaking any study at the College, the student (or their authorised representative on the student’s behalf – if the student is under 18 years of age):

7.1. Declares that the information provided in their application form is true and complete in every detail.

7.2. Understands that giving false or incomplete information may lead to the refusal of their application or cancellation of their enrolment.

7.3. Has read and understood the published information in the College brochure and on the College (and the University of Adelaide) website and has sufficient information about the College to enrol.

7.4. Authorises the College to retain their photo image for identification purposes and consents to the use of any photographs or video footage taken of the student for promotional or marketing purposes, without further consent or notification.

7.5. Authorises the College to provide the University of Adelaide, or any other educational institutions to which the student is seeking admission, any required relevant official records and other personal information relevant to their application or studies. The student also gives the College permission to obtain official records from any educational institution the student has attended and from the University of Adelaide once their studies at the College have finished.

7.6. For international students, the student understands that the College will collect information during their enrolment in order to meet its obligations under the ESOS Act and the National Code and to ensure the student complies with the conditions of their visa and the student’s obligations under Australian immigration laws. The authority to collect information is contained in the ESOS Act, ESOS Regulations and the National Code. The international student authorises the College to provide information including personal and contact details, course enrolment details, and the circumstances of any suspected breach of their student visa conditions to the Australian Government, the Tuition Protection Service (if relevant) and any other designated authorities. The student also understands that this information can be disclosed without their consent where the College is authorised to or required to by law.

7.7. Understands and consent to the collection and handling of personal information in accordance with the College’s Privacy Policy (available at www.college.adelaide.edu.au/privacy/).

7.8. Accepts liability for payment of all relevant fees identified in these Terms and Conditions, the College brochure and on the College (or the University of Adelaide) website. The student also understands the circumstances in which refunds will not be applicable as set out in these Terms and Conditions, including the College’s Refund Policy, and that fees may increase with written notification from the College during the course. For international students, the student has also read the information provided in relation to living expenses and they understand that the cost of living in Australia may be higher than in their own country, and the student confirms that they can meet those costs.

7.9. Understands and agrees to abide by all the College policies and procedures (available at www.college.adelaide.edu.au/policies/).

7.10. Agrees to notify the College of their contact details, including their current residential address, mobile number (if any) and email address, and who to contact in emergency situations. The student also agrees to notify the College of any change in those details within 7 days of the change.

• The following websites may be of use for international students:

• Education Services for Overseas Students (ESOS): internationaleducation.gov.au

• Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service: www.agriculture.gov.au

• Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade: www.dfat.gov.au

• Department of Immigration and Border Protection: www.border.gov.au/

• The Bureau of Meteorology: www.bom.gov.au

• Office of the Training Advocate: www.trainingadvocate.sa.gov.au

A special thanks to our student Derek Tse, for his contribution to the College, providing a selection of photographs used in this brochure.

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I really had a great time at the University of Adelaide College. I will cherish the entire experience. Everyone thrived in the learning environment the College fosters and your classmates will all share like-minded goals.

Sherlyana, IndonesiaFoundations Studies pathway to Bachelor of Dental Surgery

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