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POST GRADUATE 2019 PROGRAMS | INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
FIVE STARS IN
Research / Employability /
Teaching / Facilities /
Internationalisation /
OVERALL
Social Responsibility / FIVE-STAR
Innovation
RATING
2018 QS Stars Ratings
2018 QS Stars Ratings
To be the best in
your field, you need a
university that offers
a choice of over 200
world-class degrees,
and is globally
recognised for its
teaching, research
and facilities.
4 ACADEMIC
DIVISIONS
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U ni SA B U SIN ESS SCH OOL
LEADING
ED U CAT ION , A RT S A N D RESEARCH
SOCIA L SCIEN CES
FLAGSHIPS
H EA LT H SCIEN CES
E HR E N B E R G-BA S S I N S T I T UT E
IN FORM AT IO N T ECH N O LOG Y,
FO R M A R K E T I N G S C I E N C E
EN G IN EERIN G A N D
T H E EN VIRON M EN T FUT UR E I N D US T R I ES
I N S T I T UT E
SA N S O M I N S T I T UT E
FO R HE A LT H R ES E A R C H
C E N T R E FO R C A N C E R B I O LO GY
4 METROPOLITAN
CAMPUSES
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C ITY EAST
C ITY WEST
MAGILL
5721
MAWSON LAKES STUDENT
EXCHANGE
2 REGIONAL PARTN E R
IN STITUTION S
CAMPUSES
TOTA L N UM B E R O F
M OUNT G AMBIER
WHYALLA
I N T E R N AT I O N A L
STUDENTS
2016 figures
2492
*
S TA F F
P OP U LATION
31,930
*Full-time equivalent
TOTA L N UM B E R O F
STUDENTS
202,934
ALUMNI
2
TOP 10
IN AUSTRALIA 97% OF OUR
ASSESSED
Ranked 9th – 2017 THE World University Rankings
RESEARCH
R AT E D AT O R A B O V E
W O R L D S TA N D A R D
R AN K E D I N TH E R ANKED IN TH E
2015 Excellence in Research
for Australia (ERA)
TO P 5
TO P 50 U N D E R 5 0 IN S T ITU TIO N S
FOR B OTH QS AND TH E IN AU S TR A L IA
WOR LD RANK INGS FOR TEACHING
INTERNATIONAL OUTLOOK
RESEARCH
Ranked 26 in QS Top 50
Universities Aged Under 50 2017
RA N K E D INDUSTRY INCOME
Ranked 32 in THE World Top
200 Young Universities 2017 2N D I N 2017 THE Top 200 Under 50
AU S T RA L I A
FOR STUDENT SERVICES
International Student Barometer
2017 – Campus Central Services
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I am delighted that you We are also one of the world’s most
international universities, as recognised
by Quacarelli Symonds (QS). We have
are thinking of studying Australia’s most internationally-diverse
academic staff population and have always
at the University of given a warm welcome to international
students, graduating people from more
South Australia. We are, than 140 countries throughout our history.
after all, considered If you decide to study with us you’ll find
that the University of South Australia
is innovative and creative, and focused
one of the world’s best on educating the next wave of global
professionals. Our degrees are designed
young universities by with strong professional emphasis and in
partnership with industry. Our research is
ratings agencies such as focused on finding answers to the world’s
most pressing problems.
Times Higher Education We are also a globally engaged institution
with a network of international partners
and Quacarelli Symonds. which include XAUAT, Shandong, Tianjin
and Beijing Normal Universities in China,
Keio University in Japan, Trinity College
in Ireland, University College London, and
numerous collaborations with universities
elsewhere in Europe and North America.
If you decide that the University of South
Australia is the right place for you, we will
help you prepare for the career path of
your choice.
Professor David G. Lloyd I hope that you do consider coming to
Adelaide to study with us and I look
VICE CHANCELLOR AND PRESIDENT forward to seeing you on campus soon.
Welcome to the University
of South Australia.
4
About us/6
An enterprising spirit/8
Your journey begins here/10
Discover Adelaide/12
Our campuses/18
New spaces/22
Getting to campus/24
Your study experience/26
Research degrees/28
Supporting you/30
Accommodation options/32
Get started: postgraduate programs/36
Business and Law
UniSA Business School/36–42
Education, Arts and Social Sciences
Art, Architecture and Design/43–45
Media Arts/46–47
Education/48–51
Psychology, Social Work
and Human Services/52
Health and Medical Sciences
Health and Medical Sciences/53–55
IT, Engineering, and the Environment
Data and Information
Management/56–59
Engineering/59–61
Science and Built Environments/62–63
How to apply/64
Offshore programs/70
How to become a research student/71
Images on pages 12–17 courtesy of the
South Australian Tourism Commission
and the City of Holdfast Bay.
5
About US
The University of South Australia was
formed in 1991 through a collection of
colleges, institutes and schools coming
together to become a single university.
Today, we have graduated
more than 160,000 students
and are ranked in the top 10
universities in Australia. *
Our teaching is industry-informed and
highly practical. You will learn from top
ranking teachers and work on real-world
issues to ensure you are career ready.
We partner with more than 2,500
companies worldwide to bring our
students valuable placement, project,
research and work opportunities.
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Pridham Hall is part of a major expansion
of UniSA in Adelaide's West End.
Check out the virtual fly through at
unisa.edu.au/PridhamHall
The University has developed an enviable Art and the Hawke Centre, and through
research profile, engaging with more our sponsorship of events such as the
than 500 international collaborations world-class Santos Tour Down Under –
across 45 countries. We are focused on the first event on the UCI WorldTour road
making a difference in areas as diverse cycling calendar.
as cancer treatments, renewable energy,
cybersecurity and social innovation.
We have invested heavily in new buildings
We are a young and
and facilities totalling over $400 million to confident university,
expand our campus blueprint.
Our students have access to world-class
boldly taking on the needs
learning spaces and the latest of a changing world.
technologies, along with enhanced
research facilities and facilities that
further collaborate and connect with We are focused on the next generation of
the community and industry. great minds and invite you to come and
study with the best.
We also actively contribute to the
intellectual, cultural and sporting life in *Ranked 9th in the 2017 THE World
South Australia through facilities such as University Rankings
the Anne & Gordon Samstag Museum of
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An ENTERPRISING
SPIRIT
Building
an industry
connected,
globally
enterprising
university.
8FIVE STARS IN
Student Demand
Learning Resources
Skills Development Study.
Social Equity
2018 Good Universities Guide We are South Australia’s
largest university and offer
a wide and varied range of
degrees, including programs
that are unique just to the
University of South Australia.
AUSTRALIA’S
MOST
INTERNATIONALLY
DIVERSE Solutions.
academic teaching staff
2017 QS World University
We are taking on the
Rankings
challenges of tomorrow, by
finding solutions through
world-class research.
COLLABORATING
Connections.
WITH OVER 2,500 We are teaming up with
COMPANIES local icons and international
WORLDWIDE
heavyweights to drive
powerful partnerships
focused on building more
vibrant, advanced and
connected communities.
INVESTED OVER
$400 MILLION We are Australia's
IN NEW CAMPUS
SPACES
University of Enterprise.
9Your JOURNEY
BEGINS HERE
Be bold and take GET THE CAREER YOU WANT
on the needs of a Industry projects / internships and
changing world. placements / travel opportunities /
employment and career expos /
networking events / and more.
At the University of South Australia we are focused on life
beyond the classroom and helping you get career ready
– that’s why we are number one in South Australia for
graduate careers.* We have strong links with industry and
take a practical approach to teaching and learning, so that
you can make a real impact in your chosen profession.
Career development planning is one of the most important
aspects of university life, so we have a dedicated Career Services
team to support you with achieving your career goals. They offer
an extensive range of services, resources and tools to help you
plan your career, get yourself ready for the workplace, connect to
industry and most importantly find a job in your chosen field.
unisa.edu.au/careers
*QILT: Graduate Destinations Survey 2014-2015 and Graduate Outcomes
Survey 2016 – Full-time Employment Indicator.
10STUDY IN WORLD-CLASS SEE THE WORLD
FACILITIES Each year our students have the chance to take part in
study tours, work placements, volunteer trips, international
Our campuses are equipped with state-of-the-art facilities conferences and student exchange programs. We work
including modern lecture theatres, libraries, workshops, with more than 70 partner institutions offering a variety of
laboratories and areas that simulate real work environments. full-semester and full-year international exchanges and
These are all supported by the latest technologies and a fully short-term opportunities during summer or winter school.
interactive online learning platform. In addition, most overseas experiences are available for
credit, and the University has several funding and scholarship
For more information see our campuses on pages 18–23.
opportunities.
unisa.edu.au/globalopportunities
LEARN FROM TOP RANKING
TEACHERS JOIN OUR GLOBAL ALUMNI
Learn from highly experienced academics and industry
When you graduate, we’ll welcome you to our global alumni
professionals who are leaders in their field. We are Australia's
network. We have over 200,000 alumni around the world,
number one young university for teaching quality in the 2017
supported by five formal international networks in Hong Kong,
Times Higher Education Top 200 Under 50 Teaching Indicator
China, Singapore, Malaysia and the United Kingdom. Membership
and are in the top 10 nationally for the number of staff who
is free, lifelong and worldwide. All you need to do is update your
hold a PhD.
details when you graduate to start accessing benefits including
the Alumni Business Directory, professional services, and online
networking community – Global Connect.
unisa.edu.au/alumni
11Discover
ADELAIDE
The University of South Australia NORTHERN
TERRITORY
is located in Adelaide, Australia’s WESTERN
AUSTRALIA QUEENSLAND
education city. SOUTH
AUSTRALIA
NEW SOUTH
WALES
ACT
THE DESTINATION NORTHERN VICTORIA
TERRITORY
Adelaide is a beautiful and well-ordered city, surrounded by WESTERN
parklands, pristine beaches, and the lush green hills and valleys AUSTRALIA QUEENSLAND
SOUTH
of Australia’s premier wine districts. You’ll find it makes an ideal AUSTRALIA
NEW SOUTH
home away from home with a strong sense of community WALES
usually reserved for small towns, combined with the vibrant ACT
activity of a capital city. VICTORIA
Adelaide is also globally connected, sharing partnership
agreements with cities around the world, including:
Austin, USA / Christchurch, New Zealand / George Town,
Malaysia / Himeji, Japan / Qingdao, China / Dalian,
China / Chengdu, China
QUEENSLAND
FAST FACTS SOUTH
AUSTRALIA
Capital city / Adelaide NEW SOUTH WALES
State population / 1.7 million QUEENSLAND
SYDNEY
Adelaide population / 1.3 million SOUTH
ADELAIDE
Language / English AUSTRALIA ACT
NEW SOUTH WALES
Currency / A $
VICTORIA
Area / 984,377 square kilometres SYDNEY
MELBOURNE
Coastline / 3,700 kilometres ADELAIDE
ACT
Major exports / Metals, wine, education
VICTORIA
MELBOURNE
INTERNATIONAL DISTANCES
TO ADELAIDE
Dubai – 13 hours 25 minutes
Hong Kong – 8 hours 20 minutes
Kuala Lumpur – 7 hours
Singapore – 6 hours 30 minutes
Approximate times displayed for direct flights.
12WHY STUDYING COMFORTABLE
HERE IS SO CLIMATE
REWARDING Adelaide has a Mediterranean
climate with hot, dry summers and
Accessible mild winters.
Daytime
Adelaide offers all of the temperatures
advantages of big city life yet
is small enough to get around Summer.............. 25⁰C–35⁰C
easily. It takes just 20 minutes December–February
to get from the airport to your Mainly hot & dry
city campus, or from your
city campus to the beach.
Autumn............. 20⁰C–25⁰C
Accepting March–May
Mainly dry
Almost one in four people in South
Australia were born overseas with
ancestry tracing back to more than Winter....................10⁰C–15⁰C
120 countries. Australia also has a June–August
democratic system of government Cool & wet
and is tolerant of different religious
beliefs and practices.
Spring................... 20⁰C–25⁰C
Affordable September–November
Little rain
Adelaide has one of the highest
standards of living of any city in
the world, yet is one of the least
expensive. AUSTRALIA’S
19% less to live in
GREEN CITY
Adelaide compared to
Sydney & Melbourne* Did you know?
• Adelaide is one of Australia’s
7% less to live in
most environmentally
Adelaide compared to
friendly cities.
Brisbane & Perth*
• The famous parklands are
made up of 29 parks, which
*Based on information surround the city centre.
from Study Adelaide
studyadelaide.com/live • Adelaide City Bikes has more
than 500 bikes available for
free hire. We also have hire
sites located at both the City
East and City West campuses.
EXPLORE OUR CAMPUSES
Adelaide.. ................................................ page 18
Suburban............................................... page 20
Campus location map.. .......................page 25
13WORLD’S 5TH MOST
LIVEABLE CITY
Adelaide is ranked as the world’s fifth most
liveable city in the latest Economist Intelligence
Unit’s Liveability Index and has been recognised
for its stability, healthcare, culture, environment,
education and infrastructure.
SPORTING STAGE
Adelaide is home to a vibrant sporting culture and
events such as the adrenalin-charged Adelaide 500
motor race and World Solar Challenge.
The multi-million dollar refurbishment of Adelaide
Oval has also brought a new edge to the city’s
sporting scene with ‘Aussie Rules’ football games,
international cricket matches, soccer, and more.
The Santos Tour Down Under, the first ProTour
cycling race to be held outside of Europe, brings
the world’s cycling elite to Adelaide. The University
sponsors the Australian national team and is a huge
participant in the eight-day event.
southaustralia.com
14Image courtesy of Adelaide Oval SMA Ltd
(Photographer: John Montesi).
Adelaide Oval / Based in the heart
of the city, this iconic venue plays
host to national and international
entertainment and sporting events,
seating over 50,000 people.
Glenelg Beach / Located just
12 kilometres from the city, Glenelg
offers classic seaside charm with a
white sandy beach known for wild
dolphins, diving and snorkelling.
15FESTIVAL FEVER
Adelaide is the festival city and every year it
comes alive with an explosion of colour, lights,
music and culture.
The world-famous Adelaide Festival is Australia’s
largest multi-arts festival. Held every year around
March, it attracts hundreds of thousands of people
from across the country and around the world.
Other big festivals include the Adelaide Fringe
Festival, OzAsia Festival, Adelaide Film Festival,
WOMADelaide, Tasting Australia and the Adelaide
Cabaret Festival. The University supports
Adelaide’s festival scene through sponsorships
and links to many of these events, and discounted
tickets are often available to our students.
South Australia
is host to
MORE THAN
400 FOOD, ARTS
AND CULTURAL
EVENTS
each year
Barossa Valley / This
world-famous region offers
breathtaking views, gourmet
food and wine festivals, and
magical experiences such as
hot air balloon rides.
16Fringe Festival/ This is
the largest open access
arts festival in the
Southern Hemisphere,
providing 31 magical days
of events where Adelaide
comes alive with exciting
pop-up venues.
OzAsia Festival / This
is Australia’s premier
international arts festival
focusing on Asia. The
city of Adelaide is
transformed through a
mix of contemporary art,
the annual Moon Lantern
Festival, and international
music at the Good
Fortune Market.
Santos Tour Down Under / The
University is a proud Premier
Partner of this global event
held in Adelaide each year.
17Our CAMPUSES
Our two city campuses are
conveniently located in the
heart of the Adelaide CBD.
City West Campus
IRESS Finance Trading Room at City West Campus
Replica hospital setting at City East Campus
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City East CampusCITY WEST CITY EAST
City West campus is located on the western edge of the City East boasts impressive educational facilities and is
CBD. The West End is fast becoming an arts, food and located in close proximity to some of Adelaide’s best
cultural hub, paired with exciting new developments in eateries, bars and shopping, providing a vibrant city setting.
business and the health industry. City West features a variety The campus is home to our health science programs and
of modern facilities including the multi-award winning community health clinics. City East also features a range of
Jeffrey Smart Building (JSB) and the newly-built Pridham state-of-the-art laboratories and a fully-equipped gym.
Hall – home to a flexible event and graduation space, public
sports complex and swimming pool.
What you’ll study
What you’ll study Construction Management
Art, Architecture and Design Human Movement
Business Medical and Medical Radiation Sciences
Finance Nursing and Midwifery
Law Nutrition and Food Sciences
Marketing Pharmacy
Physiotherapy
On campus Podiatry
IRESS Finance Trading Room / Law Clinic /
Mock court / Marketing Clinic / Architecture
studios and workshop / Visual art and design On campus
studios / Photography darkroom / Post
Replica hospital and community health settings /
office / Cafés with outdoor dining / Jeffrey Smart
Anatomy Lab / Pharmacy Lab / Histopathology and
Building / Student Lounge / SASA Gallery /
Haematology Lab / Microbiology Lab / Biomechanics Lab /
Architecture Museum / Samstag Museum /
Sensory Lab / Exercise Physiology Lab / X-ray suites /
Pridham Hall / Health Innovation Building /
Virtual Environment Radiation Training Suite (VERT) /
UniSA Health and Medical Clinic / MOD. (a futuristic
Built Environment Experiential Learning Suite /
museum of discovery)
Commercial kitchen / Environmental Chamber / Gym /
Cafés and outdoor plaza / Student lounges
Nearby
There are also multiple community health clinics
Live music venues / Fashion, music and books stores / located on campus including the Physiotherapy
Cafés and restaurants / Lion Arts Centre and Mercury Clinic, Podiatry Clinic, High Performance and Exercise
Cinema / The Jam Factory / Adelaide Oval / Royal Physiology Clinic, and the UniSA Health Medical Clinic.
Adelaide Hospital / Central Markets and Chinatown
Lonely Planet has ranked Adelaide’s West End as one of Nearby
the top three “coolest neighbourhoods” in Australia. It
Rundle Street cafés, shops and cinemas / Adelaide Zoo /
has been recognised for its pedestrian friendly laneways,
Botanic Gardens / Museum, State Library and the Art
world-class food and hospitality scene, architectural
Gallery / River Torrens / National Wine Centre / Adelaide
gems and buzzing atmosphere.
event zones
unisa.edu.au/campus-facilities
19MAGILL MAWSON LAKES
Nestled near the foothills in the leafy eastern Located near more than 85 high-technology companies
suburbs, Magill campus combines lush gardens that make up Technology Park, Mawson Lakes campus
and open spaces with world-class study facilities. forms part of an innovation hub in Adelaide’s northern
These include industry-standard television and radio suburbs. This campus is home to South Australia’s largest
studios, a purpose-built social work studio, community IT School and features state-of-the-art learning spaces
Psychology Clinic and a theatre for performing arts. for engineering, science, technology and design.
What you’ll study What you’ll study
Arts Aviation
Communication and Journalism Education (Primary)
Education (Early Childhood) Education (Secondary)
Education (Primary) Engineering
Psychology Information Technology
Social Work Science and Mathematics
On campus On campus
TV Studio / Sound Studio / Radio Studio / Journalism Industry-standard engineering facilities / Specialist IT
newsroom / Theatre / Language Lab / Social Work facilities / Mac and CISCO networking labs / Materials
Studio / Cognitive Neuroscience Laboratory / Sleep and Minerals Science Learning and Research Hub / Future
Centre / Psychology Clinic / Allied Health Clinic / Gym / Industries Institute / Planetarium / UniSA Aviation Hangar
Outdoor sports field / Swimming pool / Cafés / Parklands (located near campus) / Ecological precinct / Drama
and lawn areas centre / Cafés, lawn and outdoor dining areas / Sports
centre and gym
Nearby
Cafés and restaurants / Norwood Parade shopping
Nearby
precinct / Movie cinemas / Historic winery / Cafés and restaurants / Walking and bike trails / Drive-in
National parks / Cleland Wildlife Park / Magill Road movie cinema / Mawson Central Shopping Mall /
shopping precinct / Walking and hiking trails Sporting grounds and golf course / Mawson Centre –
a shared space for the University and community /
Technology Park
20Our suburban campuses
offer picturesque settings
in Adelaide’s northern
and eastern suburbs.
Mechatronics Lab at Mawson Lakes Campus
Mawson Lakes Campus
Magill Campus
TV Studio at Magill Campus 21Pridham Hall
This is the new heart of the University where we host
graduations, functions and sporting events. Take a virtual
tour by downloading the Pridham Hall app in Google Play
or the App Store.
Student Lounge
This was designed by our students as a place to come
together outside of study time. It includes kitchen facilities,
mobile charging stations, large-screen TVs, table tennis and
pool tables as well as a variety of social spaces. See more at
unisa.edu.au/studentlounge
22Jeffrey Smart Building
The award-winning Jeffrey Smart Building features the
very best in modern learning facilities. It boasts over
$8 million in new technologies with 600+ student
computers, high tech and silent study zones, cafés and
social spaces. Discover more at unisa.edu.au/JSB
Health Innovation Building
The $247 million Health Innovation Building is located
in SA’s health and biomedical precinct in the Adelaide
CBD, and is focused on creating new opportunities
for research, teaching and community engagement.
Check out this world-class project at unisa.edu.au/HIB
23Getting TO CAMPUS
PUBLIC TRANSPORT CAR PARKING MOTORCYCLE
You’ll find bus stops near each campus and The Magill and Mawson Lakes campuses PARKING
train stations close to the city and Mawson provide on-site car parking. Tickets are
Lakes campuses. Check your bus, train or purchased through the UniSA Parki app You can park your motorcycle on
tram options on the Adelaide Metro website. available through the App Store and University grounds at City East, Magill
You’ll also be entitled to the same public Google Play, or from easily located ‘Pay and and Mawson Lakes campuses with a
transport discounts as local students saving Display’ metered parking machines. Car UniSA parking permit. At City West,
you hundreds of dollars every year. parking will cost you from $0.20 an hour motorcycles can be parked in the
to $1.50 for a full day (8:00am–6:00pm). designated council parking bays.
adelaidemetro.com.au For city campuses, there is metered
on-road and commercial parking nearby,
with costs starting at $4.00 an hour
to $15.00 a day for early bird rates. RIDE YOUR BIKE
CAMPUS CONNECTOR
Cycling is a great way to get to your campus.
We run a free bus service between the It’s fun, cheap, good for the environment, and
Magill and Mawson Lakes campuses to
make life easier for staff and students who
ACCESS PARKING an excellent form of exercise. Each campus
has shower facilities and secured bicycle
make the journey. For full timetable and Access parking for people with a disability storage areas. You can also hire an Adelaide
route details visit: is available with a parking permit on every Free Bike from Security at City East or City
campus. Council disabled parking bays are West to get around during daylight hours.
unisa.edu.au/campusconnector also available.
243 Mawson Lakes
Campus 14 kms
Magill Campus
4
7.5 kms
N
7
City East Campus
10
2
14
City West
11 12
Campus
NORTH TERRACE
1
5 6 15
EAST TERRACE
16
HINDLEY STREET RUNDLE MALL RUNDLE STREET
13
KING WILLIAM STREET
CURRIE STREET
LIGHT HINDMARSH
FROME STREET
SQUARE SQUARE
WEST TERRACE
MORPHETT STREET
PULTNEY STREET
VICTORIA
GROTE STREET SQUARE
WAKEFIELD STREET
9 8
WHITMORE HURTLE
SQUARE SQUARE
SOUTH TERRACE
City West Campus UniLodge Student Accommodation30 Victoria Street, Adelaide
1-73 North Terrace, Adelaide
6 UniSA Student Accommodation by urbanest 1 2 Bank St, Adelaide
Adelaide OvalInternational and national entertainment and sporting events
City East Campus
Corner Frome Road and Adelaide Central Markets Fresh produce, groceries
North Terrace, Adelaide ChinatownAdelaide’s home of Asian food and culture
Adelaide Festival CentreAdelaide Festival, theatre, cabaret, concerts
Mawson Lakes Campus
Mawson Lakes Boulevard, Adelaide Railway StationCentral terminus of the metropolitan railway system
Mawson Lakes Adelaide Cultural Hub North TerraceMuseum, State Library and SA Art Gallery
Adelaide Event ZonesAdelaide Festival, Fringe, Clipsal 500, WOMADelaide
Magill Campus
Lorne Avenue, Magill Adelaide’s Botanic Gardens and ZooPalm House, Bicentennial Conservatory
Rundle StreetCinemas, eateries, coffee shops
FREE tram route Rundle MallCentral shopping precinct
FREE bus route
We can One big advantage of Adelaide is its accessibility, with direct flights from major
Asian airports, Dubai, Doha (Qatar) and all Australian capital cities. We offer a free
meet you on-arrival reception service and if you complete the online booking form before
at the you leave home we will meet you at the airport.
airport unisa.edu.au/on-arrival-reception
25Your STUDY
EXPERIENCE
LIBRARY RESOURCES STUDENT APPS
Your campus library provides easy access to a large range of resources including Download the UniSA app for Apple and Android
books, electronic journals, databases and more. Make the library catalogue and to access a range of services and resources
databases your first stop for researching your assignments, and attend one of our to help you with your studies including
workshops designed to improve your research skills. We also have private group timetable management, assessment reminders,
learning spaces available on every campus and you can connect to our free Wi-Fi. notifications, email, calendar and more.
unisa.edu.au/studentapp
We have also developed the SafeZone app
24/7 ONLINE LEARNING that will connect you directly to our security
teams should you need assistance or
Our multi-million dollar fully interactive online learning environment provides emergency support while you are on campus.
for online submission and return of assignments, support for learning, virtual
classrooms, lecture recordings and more. It’s part of our comprehensive Digital unisa.edu.au/safezone
Learning Strategy, and it’s available to you 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
GETTING HELP STUDENT ASSOCIATION
USASA provides a voice for students and offers
Library staff can be contacted virtually using video conferencing or key services including student representation
you can arrange to meet in person. The Ask the Library/IT service is and advocacy, coordinating student clubs and
also available via phone, email, video and chat. See back cover for selling second-hand text books. They also
more information on connecting with the University. organise social events, competitions and the
student-led magazine – The Verse.
unisa.edu.au/usasa
26Scholarships
Each year more than 2,500 students at the University of South Australia benefit from
scholarships and grants totalling millions of dollars. We have a range of categories including
support for high achievers and students in need, along with scholarships specifically for
international students.
Generous support is also available for research students. See page 73 for more information.
unisa.edu.au/scholarships
Australia Awards
The Australia Awards are prestigious international scholarships and fellowships funded
by the Australian Government, offering the next generation of global leaders an
opportunity to undertake study, research and professional development in Australia.
We host a number of awardees and our dedicated team provides a support service
from application to graduation.
australiaawards.gov.au
27Research
DEGREES
Research at the University of South Australia
is inspired by challenges and opportunities,
partnered with end-users and communities, and
underpinned by excellence.
SOLUTIONS FOR A CHANGING WORLD
The rapid pace of global change is driving many new social, economic and
environmental challenges. Research at the University has been positioned
around six key themes to ensure we can deliver innovative and sustainable
solutions that respond to the most pressing needs of our world today.
An age friendly Transforming
world societies
Unlocking human Examining and
potential across the evaluating changes
community through in the world and the
intergenerational impact on our lives.
approaches.
Healthy futures
Transforming Understanding,
industries treatment and
Building industries prevention of chronic
and economies for diseases.
the future.
Scarce resources
Cancer Developing safe and
Taking on one of the sustainable practices for
world’s greatest health managing the world’s
challenges with the aim finite resources.
of improving prevention,
diagnosis, treatment and
patient care.
Interneurons control the balance and
functioning of the brain.
Zarina Greenberg, Research Assistant,
28 Centre for Cancer Biology.HIGHER DEGREES BY
RATED 8TH RESEARCH
OVERALL
The University offers a wide range of research
degrees including a PhD, professional doctorate
IN AUSTRALIA
or masters by research. Our research environment
is supported by highly experienced and engaged
supervisors, with strong connections to industry,
for research excellence* government and communities.
*proportion of total ERA ratings at Our research degrees are focused on producing
the 2-digit and 4-digit level in 2015. new knowledge, providing solutions to global
challenges and preparing candidates for
The Australian, 11 December 2015. competitive careers.
Find out how to become a research student at
the University on page 71 .
TYPES OF RESEARCH
DEGREES
Masters by research (2-years)
Students learn, under supervision, how to analyse
a thesis topic at an advanced level and apply
research methodology and techniques to the
contribution of new knowledge.
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
(4-years)
PhD students prepare a thesis which represents
a significant contribution to their chosen field.
Graduates will be capable of independently
planning and executing original research that
generates new knowledge.
Professional doctorate
(4-years)
This is a rigorous program of advanced study and
research which meets the needs of industry, and
consists of coursework and research.
RESEARCH
CONCENTRATIONS
Ehrenberg-Bass Institute for Marketing
Science / Future Industries Institute (FII) /
Sansom Institute for Health Research /
Centre for Cancer Biology (CCB) / Institute
for Telecommunications Research (ITR) /
Australian Centre for Child Protection /
Institute for Choice / Centre for Islamic
Thought and Education / Centre for
Workplace Excellence
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A$140–A$200 per week negotiated with fellow tenants. Several not-for-profit and subsidised housing
Please see the map on page 25 for site options are open to students. Eligibility
Student hostels provide fully-furnished criteria and waiting lists apply.
single rooms with a shared kitchen, locations.
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campuses. These include fully-furnished computers, the internet, a library, music
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32Private rental
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property, share with other students, or live in a home with
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a family, couple or single person.
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and studios. Located in the heart of
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facilities / iMAC stations / secure bike
store / wireless internet / 24/7 onsite
team / big screen TV and games room /
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There is also additional value included TEMPORARY ACCOMMODATION
in your rent such as electricity, water,
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35UniSA BUSINESS
SCHOOL
The UniSA Business School is ranked in the top
one per cent worldwide* and is one of only nine UniSA BUSINESS SCHOOL IS RANKED
business schools in Australia to be accredited by IN THE TOP 1% WORLDWIDE* AND
EQUIS – the EFMD Quality Improvement System.
Our postgraduate business degrees will provide you
RATED FIVE STARS^.
*UniSA Business School is one of just nine institutions in the country and
with an advanced understanding of contemporary 169 globally to be accredited by EQUIS. There are a total pool of 16,585
theories and practical applications, enabling you to business schools worldwide, AACSB, May 2017. ^2018 QS Stars Ratings.
achieve key business objectives in a broad range of
organisational contexts and manage emerging issues
within today’s global business environment. Our
strong partnerships also give you the opportunity to
work on industry projects, receive business mentoring
and undertake internships as part of your studies.
FEATURED PROGRAMS
• Master of Management
• Master of Business Administration
• International Master of Business Administration
• Master of Finance
• Master of Professional Accounting
WE ALSO OFFER
• Graduate Certificate in Business
• Graduate Certificate in Business Administration
• Graduate Certificate in Human Resource Management
• Graduate Diploma in Business Administration
• Graduate Diploma in Human Resource Management
• Graduate Diploma in Management (Arts
and Cultural Management)
• Master of Management (Arts and Cultural Management)
For more information visit: GUARANTEED AUSTRALIAN
unisa.edu.au/study
INDUSTRY EXPERIENCE
Every UniSA Business School student completing
a masters qualification can complete an industry
project or internship, organised by the University.
By selecting the Industry Elective Package, you
will undertake a career coaching course in the
first semester, leading to an Industry Project or
RANKED 27TH Industry Internship in the second semester.
WORLDWIDE 5-STAR MBA
FOR HOSPITALITY AND
OUR MBA PROGRAM
LEISURE MANAGEMENT
HAS BEEN AWARDED
2017 QS Subject Rankings
5-STARS BY
THE GRADUATE
MANAGEMENT
ASSOCIATION
OF AUSTRALIA
(GMAA) FOR TEN
CONSECUTIVE YEARS
362019 BUSINESS SCHOOL TIMETABLE
SUMMER FIRST SEMESTER WINTER SECOND SEMESTER SUMMER
SCHOOL (MARCH) SCHOOL (AUGUST) SCHOOL
UniSA BUSINESS SCHOOL
intensive courses Mon 4 March – Mon 17 June – Mon 12 August – intensive courses
December/January Fri 14 June Fri 9 August Fri 22 November December/January
JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEPT OCT NOV DEC
Please note: Summer School and Winter School are not compulsory.
Featuring shorter semesters starting in March and August, the UniSA
Business School timetable gives you opportunities such as...
TAKING UP COURSES INTERNSHIPS GOING ON OVERSEAS
DURING SUMMER AND AND INDUSTRY EXCHANGE OR A
WINTER SCHOOLS PLACEMENTS STUDY TOUR
FAST-TRACKING YOUR MORE TIME FOR VISITING FAMILY BACK
DEGREE OR SPACING OUT SEEKING PAID HOME DURING THE
YOUR COURSES EMPLOYMENT 8-WEEK BREAK
SOCIAL ACADEMIC PROFESSIONAL
• Business Buddies • Peer Assisted Study • Business soft skill courses
• Your Culture, My Culture Sessions (PASS) • Networking sessions,
• Spiced Cooking • Guest lectures site visits and role plays
Demonstrations • Business Student Hub • Career mentoring
• Community Gardens • Placements in local and
international companies
37Master of
MANAGEMENT D MMX
SPECIALISATIONS
• Human Resource Management
• Marketing
• Supply Chain Management
• Tourism and Event Management
CW 1.5 unisa.edu.au/business
ENTRY SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT PROGRAM STRUCTURE
CRICOS code*.............................................. varies Explore networks and processes
CORE COURSES TOURISM AND EVENT MANAGEMENT
Fees*(indicative 2019).........A$34,400 pa through logistics and global
supply chain management. Build Business Analytics and the Data-driven CRICOS CODE: 091990C
IELTS Total...............................................................6.5
your project management skills Organisation SPECIALISATION COURSES
IELTS Reading..................................................... 6.0
and understanding of managing Business Ethics
IELTS Writing....................................................... 6.0 The Principles and Practice of Tourism
sustainable value chains. Focus People, Leadership and Performance
Start date..............................February, July Sport, Tourism and Events
on key areas such as business Strategic Concepts
*See pages 67–69 for details Festivals and Events
analytics and integrated logistics. Tourism: Impacts and Sustainability
HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
Managing Change
TOURISM AND EVENT CRICOS CODE: 091992A
2 x Specialisation Electives
Develop advanced skills
MANAGEMENT SPECIALISATION COURSES Elective
in leadership, strategy
and decision-making. Learn the principles and practices Recruitment and Selection
of tourism coupled with project and Managing Employee Performance and MANAGEMENT
Build the confidence to manage event management. Graduate with Rewards CRICOS CODE: 091989G
organisations and achieve the capabilities to be a successful Employment Law F Managing the Global Workforce
key business objectives. leader and decision maker in a Strategic Management of Human Entrepreneurship and Innovation
Resources
fast-paced environment and pursue Project Management for Business
Focus on business ethics, Managing the Global Workforce
a global career in the tourism, Managing Change
leadership and performance, Managing Change
event and hospitality sectors. 2x Specialisation Electives
managing the global workforce, 2 x Electives
2x Electives
entrepreneurship and innovation,
and managing change. CAREER OPPORTUNITIES MARKETING
Depending on your specialisation, CRICOS CODE: 091993M
Gain a generalist masters your career options could include: SPECIALISATION COURSES
qualification or choose
an industry specialisation • Business manager Buyer Behaviour Insights
to tailor your studies. • General manager Marketing Strategy and Planning
Advanced Marketing Analytics
Be mentored by a senior • Business executive
Marketing Management
business leader through the • Brand manager 2 x Specialisation Electives
Executive Partners Program. • Marketing manager 2 x Electives
• Corporate affairs manager
Benefit from teaching SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT
informed by industry • Event manager
CRICOS CODE: 091991B
professionals and world-class • Operations manager
research in management, • Human resources manager SPECIALISATION COURSES
marketing and business. • Chief human resources officer Global Supply Chain Management
Integrated Logistics Management
Complete industry placements, Strategic Procurement
overseas study tours and ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
Managing Sustainable Value Chains
elective courses to suit your Bachelor degree or higher in Managing Change
professional development needs. any discipline from a recognised 2 x Specialisation Electives
higher education institution. Elective
SPECIALISATIONS RELATED DEGREES
• Graduate Certificate in Human
HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
Resource Management
Develop contemporary • Graduate Diploma in Human
management skills in the areas of Resource Management
strategic management and human
• Graduate Diploma in
resources. Gain the confidence to
Management (Arts and
manage organisational structures,
Cultural Management)
resourcing and culture.
• Master of Management (Arts
MARKETING and Cultural Management)
Study advanced skills in • International Master of
leadership focusing on Business Administration
marketing strategy, planning
and decision-making. Connect
with world-class researchers
from the Ehrenberg-Bass
Institute for Marketing Science
and the Institute for Choice.
38Campus: CE: City East, CW: City West, M: Magill, or ML: Mawson Lakes
Full-time program duration in years
Quota applies
Master of
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION D MMA
SPECIALISATIONS
• Finance
• Human Resource Management
• Marketing
UniSA BUSINESS SCHOOL
CW 1.5 unisa.edu.au/mba
ENTRY MARKETING RELATED DEGREES HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
Be immersed in the science behind CRICOS CODE: 083052A
CRICOS code*.............................................. varies • Graduate Certificate in
Fees*(indicative 2019).........A$38,400 pa effective marketing and learn from Business Administration Choose 2 of the following electives:
IELTS Total...............................................................6.5 the latest research and industry • Graduate Diploma in ·· Workplace Learning and Development
IELTS Reading......................................................6.0 findings. Benefit from teaching Business Administration ·· Managing the Global Workforce
IELTS Writing........................................................6.0 informed by the Ehrenberg-Bass ·· Introduction to Human
• International Master of Resource Management
Start date................ April, January, June, Institute for Marketing Science
Business Administration ·· Australian Industrial Relations
September – the world’s largest centre for
·· Strategic Management of
*See pages 67–69 for details research into marketing. Blend Human Resources
strategic management skills PROGRAM STRUCTURE
·· Negotiation
with specialised courses in ·· Employment Law F
CORE COURSES
advertising, brand management, ·· Responsible Leadership
Gain advanced knowledge in Strategic Thinking: Concepts and Tools ·· Workplace Health and
e-marketing, consumer behaviour
decision-making for senior Accounting for Decision Making Safety Management
or marketing planning.
managers and the latest in Managerial Finance ·· Recruitment and Selection
management research. Managing People and Organisations
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES The Law for Managers MARKETING
Extend your expertise in areas This program is designed International Business CRICOS CODE: 083054K
such as strategy, marketing, for experienced managers Strategic Marketing Choose 2 of the following electives:
finance, leadership, ethics and executives and can Ethics, Governance and Sustainability ·· Advertising: Theory and Practice
and sustainability, law, and lead to opportunities in: Leadership for Growth ·· Brand Management
international business.
Strategic Research Project ·· Buyer Behaviour Insights
• Career progression ·· Responsible Leadership
Engage with a cohort of
• Project management ELECTIVE COURSES ·· Advanced Marketing Analytics
experienced peers from diverse
• Senior management ·· Advertising: Planning
industry backgrounds, in a highly GENERALIST MBA
and Buying Media
interactive learning environment. • Executive leadership CRICOS CODE: 048635B ·· e-Marketing
Complete a unique course Choose 2 of the following electives: ·· Marketing Strategy and Planning
PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION ·· Entrepreneurship and Innovation
offering through our partnership
This program has been awarded five ·· Negotiation
with the Australian Institute of
stars by the Graduate Management ·· Responsible Leadership
Company Directors (AICD). ·· International Study Tour
Association of Australia (GMAA)
Participate in a global study ·· Company Directors Course
for ten consecutive years and ·· Business in China Study Tour
experience with a two-week five stars for Program Strength ·· Business in china Tour Project
Business in China Intensive by Quacquarelli Symonds (QS). ·· International Trade Law
School (BICIS) or the European ·· International Study Tour Project
Summer School of Advanced ENTRY REQUIREMENTS ·· Corporate Finance Law
Management (ESSAM). ·· Forecasting for Decision Making
• Minimum three years full-time ·· Intellectual Property and
management experience Commercialisation
and a recognised university ·· Transnational Business
SPECIALISATIONS undergraduate degree or and Human Rights
equivalent professional ·· Business Growth
FINANCE
qualifications; or
Learn to lead exceptional FINANCE
• Graduate Certificate in Business
teams focused on creating new CRICOS CODE: 083050C
Administration (DCMA) or
solutions and exceptional results. Choose 2 of the following electives:
Graduate Diploma in Business
Study advanced leadership and ·· Advanced Corporate Finance
Admnistratio (DGMA) from the
management coupled with
University of South Australia ·· Investment Management
courses in corporate finance, ·· Financial Theory and Financial Markets
with an average of at least Pass ·· Managing Financial Risk
investment management, financial
Level 1 across four (or more) ·· Behavioural Finance
markets, risk or banking.
courses, or an equivalent ·· Risk Management in
qualification from the University Financial Institutions
HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
of South Australia or another ·· Responsible Leadership
Access the latest human resource recognised university; or ·· Advanced Investment Management
management research and learn ·· The Econometrics of Financial Markets
• The Program Director
from curriculum that is informed ·· Money, Banking and Financial Markets
may, under exceptional ·· Chinese Banking & Wealth
by the Centre for Workplace circumstances, accept Management
Excellence. Develop strategic candidates with substantial ·· International Finance
management skills and focus on and proven managerial and/or
courses in industrial relations, entrepreneurial experience
employment law, employee who have demonstrated the
performance, recruitment and potential to meet the learning
selection, workplace learning requirements of the MBA.
and development, or health
and safety management. Applicants are also required to
submit a detailed curriculum
vitae or equivalent with at
least one referee who can
validate work experience.
39Campus: CE: City East, CW: City West, M: Magill, or ML: Mawson Lakes
Full-time program duration in years
Quota applies
International Master of
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION D MIN
SPECIALISATIONS
• Finance
• Human Resource Management
• Marketing
• Supply Chain Management
• Tourism and Event Management
CW 2 unisa.edu.au/business
ENTRY MARKETING ENTRY REQUIREMENTS MARKETING
Learn about the complexities CRICOS CODE: 091997G
CRICOS code*.............................................. varies Bachelor degree, graduate diploma
Fees*(indicative 2019).......... A$34,100 pa behind global buyer behaviour, or graduate certificate from a Buyer Behaviour Insights
IELTS Total...............................................................6.5 marketing strategy and planning, recognised higher education Marketing Strategy and Planning
IELTS Reading..................................................... 6.0 advanced marketing analytics institution with a minimum Grade Advanced Marketing Analytics
IELTS Writing....................................................... 6.0 and brand management. Benefit Point Average (GPA) of 4. Brand Management
Start date..............................February, July from teaching informed by the 2 x Specialisation Electives
Ehrenberg-Bass Institute for Some applicants may be eligible 2 x Business Electives
*See pages 67–69 for details
Marketing Science – the world’s for Advanced Standing and
Note: This is a two-year MBA with a can complete the program SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT
global focus that does not require
largest centre for research
into marketing – and connect in 1.5 years full-time study or CRICOS CODE: 091995J
previous work experience.
with marketing scientists equivalent part-time study. Global Supply Chain Management
who advise brands like Uber, Integrated Logistics Management
Study an early career MBA with
Kellogg’s and Unilever. RELATED DEGREES Strategic Procurement
a broad global perspective • Graduate Certificate in Managing Sustainable Value Chains
SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT Business Administration 2 x Specialisation Electives
or specialise your studies
to suit your interests. Strengthen your knowledge • Graduate Certificate in Human 2 x Electives
in global supply chains and Resource Management
Gain advanced management networks. Focus on logistics and TOURISM AND EVENT MANAGEMENT
• Graduate Diploma in Human
knowledge and skills to excel operations management in a CRICOS CODE: 091994K
Resource Management
in international business. global context. Develop advanced The Principles and Practice of Tourism
• Master of Management
skills and expertise in people Sport, Tourism and Events
Learn about international
leadership and performance, Festivals and Events
business strategy, international PROGRAM STRUCTURE
economic principles for business Tourism: Impacts and Sustainability
trade, global marketing
and issues in international trade. 2 x Specialisation Electives
and managing cultures. CORE COURSES
2 x Business Electives
Focus on real-life case studies TOURISM AND EVENT International Business: Strategy and
MANAGEMENT Ethics GENERALIST IMBA
and apply your expertise
Marketing Management CRICOS CODE: 081137A
to address current global Become a global citizen and Accounting for Management M
business challenges. pursue an international career in Global Supply Chain Management
Economic Principles for Business
tourism and event management. Managing Across Cultures
Benefit from experience-based Global Business Environment
Learn the fundamental principles Global Marketing
learning opportunities, including Issues in International Trade
and practices of tourism coupled Principles of International Business
overseas study and mentoring by Managing the Global Workforce
with advanced project and event Finance
a senior business leader through People, Leadership and Performance
management skills. Graduate with 2 x Specialisation Electives
our Executive Partners Program. 2 x Electives
the capabilities to be a successful FINANCE
leader and decision maker in CRICOS CODE: 092314J
a fast-paced environment.
Corporate Finance
SPECIALISATIONS
Financial Theory and Financial Markets
FINANCE CAREER OPPORTUNITIES International Finance
Graduate with advanced Depending on your chosen Principles of International Business
specialisation, your career Finance
knowledge and management
options could include: 2 x Specialisation Electives
skills for international business
2 x Business Electives
with a focus on finance. Learn the • Foreign affairs officer
latest finance theory and practice HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
• International trade officer
through courses in international CRICOS CODE: 091996G
finance, financial markets, • Consultant
principles of international business • Project manager Recruitment and Selection
finance and corporate finance. • Global business manager Managing Employee Performance and
Rewards
• Event manager Employment Law F
HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
Strategic Management of Human
Travel the world with a global Resources
career in human resources. Study Managing Change
the latest in human resource Specialisation Elective
management theory and 2 x Business Electives
practice with an international
perspective. Develop advanced
skills in recruitment and selection,
managing employee performance,
employment law, strategic
practice and managing change.
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