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2021 Prospectus THE UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE COLLEGE The Preferred Pathway Provider to the University of Adelaide college.adelaide.edu.au
At the University of Adelaide College, we specialise in The University of Adelaide is internationally recognised for
providing students with the first step towards undergraduate its academic excellence in learning and research.
and postgraduate studies at the University of Adelaide –
Our degrees are world-class, infused with cutting edge
one of the prestigious Group of Eight universities.
research and technology that encourages critical thinking,
International students who choose to study at the College problem solving, teamwork and communication.
are provided with a strong academic program presented
By every measure, the University of Adelaide - a member
by experienced and highly qualified teachers. By ensuring
of Australia’s prestigious Group of Eight research-
our students work in small classes we are able to provide
intensive universities - stands tall among the word’s leading
individual attention, support and guidance.
institutions of learning and innovation. The clearest
Every year hundreds of our students progress to the University indication of this is our consistently high rating by the
of Adelaide to study in either an undergraduate or postgraduate most respected international assessment bodies: QS World
degree. The preparation received at the College has been University Rankings, Times High Education and Shanghai
crucial to their successful transition to university study. Jiao Tong’s Academic Rankings of World Universities. All
consider us one of the top 1% of universities worldwide,
Ensuring that students feel part of our College community is
and the top university in our state.
one of our major priorities. There are a number of dedicated
and caring professionals whose role it is to ensure that students Our partnership with the University of Adelaide College
feel at home at the College and are supported in their studies. extends almost 20 years, and together we have supported
thousands of students to achieve their academic potential.
On behalf of all our staff I extend a personal invitation to
you to join us here at the University of Adelaide College. I encourage you to make the most of your College
experience as you prepare for entry into your chosen
It is a wonderful place to study and I am confident
undergraduate or postgraduate degree at the University of
that you will enjoy your time here.
Adelaide.
Siobhan Guy Professor Mike Brooks
National Campus Director Acting Vice-Chancellor
The University of Adelaide College The University of Adelaide
The University of Adelaide College 2021 PROSPECTUS CONTENTS 2 Why study at the University of Adelaide College? 4 Campus facilities 6 The University of Adelaide 8 University pathway guide 10 Foundation Studies Program 14 Health and Medical Sciences 16 Degree Transfer Program 20 Pre-Master’s Program 24 English Language Programs 26 Student success 28 Student Services 30 Adelaide 34 Accommodation 36 Domestic fees 37 International fees 38 Undergraduate entry requirements 38 Postgraduate entry requirements 40 Academic Calendar 41 Application Form 43 Terms and conditions
WHY STUDY
WITH US
As the Preferred Pathway
Provider to the University
of Adelaide, you can have
confidence that the program
you study with us will prepare
you for university.
We work in partnership with the University of
Adelaide to give you the best learning opportunities.
All of our study programs are designed with the
University’s requirements in mind. Our timetable
ensures we have small class sizes, so you can always
rely on individual support and assistance from your
teachers. Once you successfully complete your
program at the College you’re guaranteed entry*
to your packaged degree at the University with no
further English language evidence required^.
* Foundation Studies students must achieve a set score as outlined
in their offer letter. Some degrees in the Faculty of Health and
Medical Sciences and the Bachelor of Music have additional entry
requirements. Please ask us for details.
^ Bachelor of Nursing and other degrees in the Faculty of Health and
Medical Sciences may have additional English language requirements.
Please ask us for details.
2
FLEXIBLE
PROGRAM
DELIVERY
TO SUIT YOU
Start studying with us online with
confidence that when you’re able
to join us face-to-face we’ll be here
for you.
FOUNDATION STUDIES PROGRAM
If you have completed the
equivalent of Australian Year 11
you may enrol in our Foundation
Studies Program. Our experienced
teachers will ensure you’re
studying all the prerequisite
subjects to prepare you for
university. Once you achieve the
score set out in your offer letter
you will be guaranteed entry into
first year of your packaged degree
at the University.
DEGREE TRANSFER PROGRAM
If you have completed the
equivalent of Australian Year 12
you may enrol in our Degree
Transfer Program. You will study
the first year University syllabus on
campus with university students.
On successful completion you will
receive credit for the first year
courses you’ve studied and you’re
guaranteed entry into the second
year of your packaged degree at
the University.
PRE-MASTER’S PROGRAM
If you have the equivalent of an
Australian bachelor’s degree you
may enrol in our Pre-Master’s
Program. We will tailor your
program according to your
English and academic ability. All
credit-bearing courses are the
University’s syllabus, and once
successfully completed you will
receive credit for these subjects
and enjoy guaranteed entry into
your second trimester or semester
of your packaged master’s degree.
Why study at the University of Adelaide College? 3
OUR CAMPUS
FACILITIES
As a student at the University of Adelaide
College you will have access to first class facilities at
both the College and at the University of Adelaide.
The University of Adelaide College campus
4
COLLEGE FACILITIES:
• Modern classrooms and study areas
• Collaborative space
• Dedicated student computer suite
• Student kitchen
• Student lounges
• Student resource centre
UNIVERSITY FACILITIES:
• Hub Central
• Barr Smith Library
• UniBar
• Sports Hub Fitness Centre
• University social clubs
and societies
• Prayer rooms
Our campus facilities 5
THE UNIVERSITY
OF ADELAIDE
The University of Adelaide is one of Australia’s
leading research-intensive universities and is
consistently ranked among the top 1% universities
in the world*.
A University of Adelaide education GROUP OF EIGHT
prepares graduates for meaningful
The University of Adelaide is a member of the Group of Eight,
careers, relevant to the changing
a coalition of Australia’s leading research-intensive universities,
requirements of employers and the
which include some of the largest and oldest institutions in the
needs of industry and the community.
country.
We are a university committed to global
perspectives – where international RESEARCH THAT SHAPES THE FUTURE
and domestic students learn with and The University of Adelaide leads world-class research that responds
from one another in an environment to industry needs and societal challenges. The outcomes translate
that pursues excellence, values to social and economic benefits that impact and improve the world
creativity and welcomes diversity. around us.
University of Adelaide graduates gain deep A reputation for research excellence, with 100% of our research
discipline knowledge while developing rated ‘world-class or above’ by ERA, with 41 fields achieving the
the skills that employers desire, such as highest possible rating.
leadership, critical thinking and problem
solving, as well as communication, Our researchers work closely with government, industry and global
resilience and an entrepreneurial mindset. partners, creating new industries and changing existing ones.
We facilitate lifelong learning for past Our current industries of focus are:
students or industry who need to • Defence, Cyber and Space
upskill, reskill or develop capabilities
in the fast-changing world of work. • Energy, Mining and Resources
The integration of research and education • Health and Biotech
provides a foundation for a generation
• Creative and Culture
of entrepreneurs who can translate
new knowledge into societal benefit. • Agriculture, Food and Wine.
Our researchers work with more than 400 government and
industry partners per year on research contracts worth more
than $40 million.
We have six world-leading, multidisciplinary research institutes,
tackling the world’s grand challenges. They work in a culture of
innovation, combining academic creativity with commercial rigour
to connect today’s research with solutions for tomorrow.
6
1
Top 1%
of universities
globally*
7,000+
International students
from 100+ countries^
100+
Rhodes Scholars^
140+
Fullbright Scholars^
5
Nobel Prize winners^
*Times Higher (2020) and QS ranking (2021)
^www.adelaide.edu.au
isit adelaide.edu.au for more information about studying
V
at the University of Adelaide
The University of Adelaide 7
UNIVERSITY PATHWAY GUIDE
With our range of flexible university preparation programs, you can design your own
pathway into one of the many degrees on offer at the University of Adelaide.
THE UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE THE UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE COLLEGE
Foundation Studies intakes Degree Transfer intakes
Duration
Bachelor’s degrees Standard Accelerated Extended Standard Accelerated
(years)
MAR APR AUG OCT MAR OCT FEB JUL OCT
B Agricultural Sciences 3 • • • • • • • •
B Applied Data Analytics 3 • • • •
B Architectural Design 3 • • •
B Arts 3 • • • •
B Business 3 • • • • • • • • •
B Commerce 3 • • • • • • • • •
B Computer Science 3 • • • • • • • •
B Creative Arts 3 • • • •
B Criminology 3 • • • •
B Dental Surgery* 5 •
B Economics 3 • • • • • • • • •
B Engineering (Honours) - Flexible Entry ^ 1 • •
B Engineering (Honours) (Architectural and Stuctural) 4 • • • •
B Engineering (Honours) (Chemical) 4 • • • • • • • •
B Engineering (Honours) (Civil) 4 • • • • • • • •
B Engineering (Honours) (Electrical and Electronic) 4 • • • • • • • •
B Engineering (Honours) (Environmental) 4 • • • •
B Engineering (Honours) (Mechanical) 4 • • • • • • • •
B Engineering (Honours) (Mining) 4 • • • • • • • •
B Engineering (Honours) (Petroleum) with majors 4 • • • • • •
B Engineering (Honours) (Software) 4 • • • • • • • •
B Environmental Policy and Management 3 • • • •
B Finance 3 • • • • • • • •
B Food and Nutrition Science 3 • • • • • • • •
B Health and Medical Sciences 3 • • • • • • • •
B Information Technology 3 • • • • • • • •
B Innovation and Entrepreneurship 3 • • • •
B International Development 3 • • • •
B International Relations 3 • • • •
B Languages 3 • •
B Laws 4 • • • •
B Mathematical and Computer Sciences 3 • • • •
8THE UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE THE UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE COLLEGE
Foundation Studies intakes Degree Transfer intakes
Duration
Bachelor’s degrees Standard Accelerated Extended Standard Accelerated
(years)
MAR APR AUG OCT MAR OCT FEB JUL OCT
B Mathematical Sciences 3 • • • •
B Media 3 • • • •
B Medicine and B Surgery* 6 •
B Music* 3 • •
B Nursing* 3 • •
B Occupational Therapy (Honours)* 4 • •
B Oral Health* 3 •
B Philosophy, Politics and Economics 3 • • • •
B Physiotherapy (Honours)* 4 • •
B Project Management 3 • • • •
B Psychological Science 3 • • • •
B Science** 3 • • • • • • • •
B Science (Animal Behaviour) 3 • • • •
B Science (Animal Science) 3 • •
B Science (Biomedical Science) 3 • • • • • • • •
B Science (Biotechnology) 3 • • • •
B Science (Honours) (High Performance Computational
4 • •
Physics)
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 Sociology 3 • • • •
B Speech Pathology (Honours)* 4 • •
B Teaching (Middle) with B Arts 4 • •
B Teaching (Middle) with B Business Management 4 • •
B Teaching (Middle) with B Mathematical and
4 • •
Computer Sciences
B Teaching (Middle) with B Music 4 • •
B Teaching (Middle) with B Science 4 • •
B Teaching (Secondary) with B Arts 4 • •
B Teaching (Secondary) with B Economics 4 • •
B Teaching (Secondary) with B Mathematical and
4 • •
Computer Sciences
B Teaching (Secondary) with B Music 4 • •
B Teaching (Secondary) with B Science 4 • •
B Technology (Construction) 4 • • • •
B Technology (Defence Industries) 3 • • • •
B Veterinary Technology 3 •
B Viticulture and Oenology 4 • • • • • • • •
Note: Degrees with other entry criteria or quotas cannot be packaged.
*Other selection criteria and/or quotas may apply for acceptance at the University of Adelaide.
^Students must transfer into a named Bachelor of Engineering degree at the completion of the first year of the bachelor degree.
†Bachelor of Teaching and Bachelor of Nursing will have higher IELTS requirements. Please ask us for details.
**Not all majors are offered. Please enquire for availability.
For more information on available degrees at the
University of Adelaide visit adelaide.edu.au/degree-finder University Pathway Guide 9FOUNDATION
STUDY ONLINE
START NOW
STUDIES
JOIN FACE TO
FACE LATER
PROGRAM
CRICOS course codes: 041530A, 041531M, 094915A
Our Foundation Studies Program is the perfect pathway to
your dream degree at the University of Adelaide.
Program benefits:
• Our program has been designed Bachelor of Dental Surgery, Bachelor
with the University specifically of Oral Health, Bachelor of Science
for international students who (Veterinary Bioscience), Bachelor
have completed the equivalent of of Music, Bachelor of Nursing and
Australian Year 11. Foundation Allied Health degrees have additional
Studies will prepare you for entry into entry requirements. Please ask us for
first year of your packaged bachelor’s details.
degree.
•W
e offer a wide range of subjects
• Once you achieve the score outlined for Foundation Studies students.
in your offer letter (see pages 12 Our staff will ensure you meet any
and 13) you’re guaranteed entry to prerequisite subjects, and your other
your packaged degree, and, for most subjects are relevant to your packaged
bachelor’s degrees, you won’t need to bachelor’s degree.
provide any further English language
•T
he University will issue you a
evidence.
packaged Confirmation of Enrolment
• Degrees including the Bachelor of for the entire duration of study at the
Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery, College and the University.
Foundation Studies pathway
On successful completion of your Foundation Studies Program, and having attained the required score (see pages
12 and 13), you will progress to the first year of your packaged undergraduate degree at the University of Adelaide.
The University of Adelaide College The University of Adelaide
Foundation Studies Program (FSP)
2 semesters, 9-11 months 1st Year 2nd Year 3rd Year
Progression: Min. 70% pass*, English: no IELTS required
semester 1 semester 2 undergraduate degree
*
Subject to satisfying the University’s entry requirements.
10I RECOMMEND THE COLLEGE BECAUSE
OF THE STUDY ENVIRONMENT, VERY
SUPPORTIVE TEACHERS, AND GOOD
LOCATION AS IT IS THE CLOSEST
EXPERIENCE TO UNI. MY TIPS ARE: DON’T
BE AFRAID TO ASK, EVERYONE IS SO NICE
HERE, AND TAKE EVERY OPPORTUNITY
YOU CAN TO ENJOY THE MANY
INTERESTING EVENTS.
Marady Peou (Jason), Cambodia
Foundation Studies pathway to Nursing
Program overview
Areas of Study
To complete your Foundation Studies Program and progress to the first
year of your packaged bachelor’s degree at the University of Adelaide
you will need to study five subjects over two semesters. For more
information and subject recommendations please see pages 12 and 13. Science and
Agriculture
STANDARD (FSP) STANDARD (FSP) STANDARD (FSP) ACCELERATED (FSPX)
Study weeks 40 weeks 40 weeks 40 weeks 34 weeks
Intake dates 3 Mar 2021 21 Apr 2021 4 Aug 2021 20 Oct 2021 Business, Economics
English entry requirements IELTS 5.5 (all bands 5.0 or above) or equivalent OR
and Law
Completion of English for Academic Purposes
Academic entry requirements Australian Year 11 or equivalent (see academic entry requirements page 38)
Contact hours* 20 hours per week 20 hours per week 20 hours per week 25 hours per week
Health and
Compulsory subjects Critical Thinking
Medical Sciences
English for Academic Purposes
Other available subjects Accounting Computing and General Music Appreciation
Information Mathematics and Practice^
Australian Studies^ Systems
Biology Design Studies^
Maths Methods Nutrition^ Education,
Chemistry
Musicianship^ Physics Humanities, Music
Economics
Specialist Maths and Social Sciences
*Students must also complete 20 – 25 hours per week of independent learning scheduled into a negotiated study plan.
^ Subject available in the March and August intakes only.
Engineering, Computer
This Foundation Studies Program meets the requirements for foundation programs which have been registered on CRICOS for delivery in
Australia to overseas students providing an academic preparation for seeking entry to first year undergraduate study or equivalent.
and Mathematical
Sciences
Visit college.adelaide.edu.au/foundation-studies for more
information about the Foundation Studies Program
Foundation Studies Program 11FOUNDATION STUDIES CURRICULUM
To progress to your packaged degree at the University of Adelaide you will need to
achieve the score listed on the table. Our College staff will assist you to select subjects
that meet any university prerequisites (compulsory subjects).
THE UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE THE UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE COLLEGE
Required progression
Discipline Bachelor’s degree (First year entry) Intakes Required subjects
score from College
Faculty of Arts
Arts, B Languages 70% Mar, Apr • Australian Studies (March and August)
Humanities and B Arts 70% Mar, Apr, Aug, • C
omputing and Information Systems
Social Sciences Oct • Critical Thinking
B Criminology 74% • English for Academic Purposes
B Environmental Policy and Management 70% One of:
B International Development Maths Methods OR General Mathematics
OR Economics OR Biology OR Nutrition
B International Relations OR Chemistry
B Philosophy, Politics and Economics
B Sociology
Music B Music 70% Mar, Aug** • 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 (Middle) with B Music 74% Mar
B Teaching (Middle) with B Arts Mar, Apr
B Teaching (Middle) with B Mathematical and Computer
Sciences
B Teaching (Middle) with B Science
See required subjects associated with specific
B Teaching (Secondary) with B Arts
bachelor destinations.
B Teaching (Secondary) with B Economics
B Teaching (Secondary) with B Mathematical and Computer
Sciences
B Teaching (Secondary) with B Music
B Teaching (Secondary) with B Science
Faculty of Engineering, Computer and Mathematical Sciences
Computer Science B Computer Science 70% Mar, Apr, Aug, • Computing and Information Systems OR
and IT Oct Physics
B Mathematical and Computer Sciences • Maths Methods
B Technology (Defence Industries) 65% • S pecialist Maths
• Critical Thinking
B Technology (Construction) 70% • E nglish for Academic Purposes
B Information Technology 65% • Computing and Information Systems
• Critical Thinking
• English for Academic Purposes
• General Mathematics
Engineering B Engineering (Honours)(Electrical and Electronic) 77% Mar, Apr, Aug, • Maths Methods
Oct • Specialist Maths
B Engineering (Honours)(Software)
• Critical Thinking
B Engineering (Honours)(Civil) • Chemistry OR Physics OR Biology
B Engineering (Honours)(Mining) • English for Academic Purposes
B Engineering (Honours)(Mechanical)
B Engineering (Honours)(Flexible Entry) Mar, Apr
B Engineering (Honours)(Petroleum) Mar, Apr, Aug
B Engineering (Honours) (Architectural and Structural) Mar, Aug, Oct
B Engineering (Honours) (Environmental) Mar, Aug, Oct • Maths Methods
B Engineering (Honours) (Chemical) • Specialist Maths
• Chemistry
• Critical Thinking
• English for Academic Purposes
Mathematical B Mathematical Sciences 77% Mar, Apr, Aug, • Critical Thinking
Sciences Oct • Maths Methods
• Specialist Maths
• C
omputing and Information Systems OR
Physics
• English for Academic Purposes
12THE UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE THE UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE COLLEGE
Required progression
Discipline Bachelor’s degree (First year entry) Intakes Required subjects
score from College
Architecture B Architectural Design 74% Mar, Apr, Aug • Design Studies
• M
aths Methods OR General Mathematics
• C
omputing and Information Systems OR
Australian Studies
• Critical Thinking
• English for Academic Purposes
Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences
Health and Medical B Dental Surgery* 83% Mar • Chemistry
Sciences B Health and Medical Sciences 77% Mar, Apr, Aug, • M
aths Methods OR General Mathematics
Oct • P
hysics OR Biology OR Nutrition
• Critical Thinking
B Medicine and B Surgery* 83% Mar
• English for Academic Purposes
B Nursing^ 70%
B Occupational Therapy (Hons)^ 83%
B Oral Health* 70%
B Physiotherapy^ (Hons) 83% Mar, Apr
B Psychological Science 74% Mar, Apr, Aug,
Oct
B Speech Pathology (Hons)^ 83% Mar
Faculty of the Professions
Business, B Business 74% Mar, Apr, Aug, • Economics OR Accounting
Commerce and Oct • Maths Methods OR General Mathematics
B Commerce
Economics • Computing and Information Systems OR
B Economics Australian Studies
B Finance • Critical Thinking
• English for Academic Purposes
B Innovation and Entrepreneurship
B Project Management
Law B Laws 80% Mar, Apr, Aug, • Economics OR Accounting
Oct • Maths Methods OR General Mathematics
• Computing and Information Systems OR
Australian Studies
• Critical Thinking
• English for Academic Purposes
Faculty of Sciences
Science B Applied Data Analytics 70% Mar, Apr, Aug, • Chemistry
Oct aths Methods OR
• M
B Agricultural Sciences
General Mathematics
B Food and Nutrition Science 70% • P
hysics OR Biology OR Nutrition
B Science • Critical Thinking
• English for Academic Purposes
B Science (Animal Science) 77% Mar, Apr
B Science (Animal Behaviour) 74% Mar, Apr, Aug,
Oct
B Science (Biomedical Science)
B Science (Biotechnology)
B Science (Honours) (High Performance Computational Physics) 77% Mar, Apr
B Science (Marine Biology) 74% Mar, Apr, Aug,
Oct
B Science (Mineral Geoscience)
B Science (Space Science and Astrophysics) 74% Mar, Apr
B Science (Veterinary Bioscience)# 83% Mar
B Veterinary Technology 77% Mar, Apr
B Science (Wildlife Conservation Biology) 74% Mar, Apr, Aug,
Oct
B Viticulture and Oenology 74% Mar, Apr, Aug,
Oct
* These programs have additional entry requirements. Please see pages 14 and 15 for further details.
** Music has additional entry requirements and is recommended for the March intake only.
^ These programs have specific entry requirements including English proficiency tested at progression to the University. Please see page 15 for further details.
#
Other selection criteria apply. Please ask us for more details.
Not all elective subjects will be offered in every intake and are subject to demand. Students should consult adelaide.edu.au.degree-finder for degree prerequisites. There are
advanced degrees and double degrees which may be available to students, dependent on meeting progression score requirements.
See college.adelaide.edu.au/foundation-studies for more information regarding intakes and subject availability.
Foundation Studies Curriculum 13HEALTH AND
MEDICAL
SCIENCES
The University of Adelaide is a world leader in health
education and research. The Faculty of Health and Medical
Sciences is number 1 in South Australia for Medicine,
Nursing, Psychology and Dentistry *
At the University you will learn in Step 1: Prerequisite subjects
stunning state-of-the-art facilities
During your Foundation Studies Program you must successfully complete one of
that are among the world’s best,
the following prerequisite subjects – Biology, Chemistry or Maths. Our College
while being guided by outstanding
staff will help you select your Foundation Studies prerequisite subjects.
educators and researchers who are
national and international leaders in
their field. Step 2: Achieve a mandatory progression score
The following programs in the
in your Foundation Studies Program
Faculty of Health and Medical B MEDICINE AND B SURGERY B DENTAL SURGERY B ORAL HEALTH
Sciences have additional entry 83% 83% 70%
requirements. Please search
for Admissions Guide at
future.ask.adelaide.edu.au Step 3: Achieve an acceptable English proficiency score
• Bachelor of Medicine and IELTS is the preferred testing system and a minimum
Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) score of 7.0 overall, all bands 7.0 is required.
• Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS)
• Bachelor of Oral Health (BOH) Step 4: Register for University Clinical Aptitude Test for Australia and New
Zealand (UCAT ANZ)
Details regarding the test and how to register are available
on the UCAT ANZ website: ucat.edu.au/ucat-anz
Step 5: Online application to the University of Adelaide
All international applicants to MBBS, BDS or BOH, including
international students studying in Australia, submit an application online
via international.adelaide.edu.au/admissions/how-to-apply
Please note you will be required to enter your UCAT ANZ ID number during this
application. Please refer to the relevant Admissions’ Guide for the specific details at
future.ask.adelaide.edu.au
Late applications will not be accepted.
Step 6: Sit the UCAT ANZ
The University Clinical Aptitude Test (UCAT) is an admissions test used by the
UCAT ANZ Consortium of universities in Australia and New Zealand for their
medical, dental and clinical science degree programmes. The UCAT ANZ is a test
used widely to help universities select applicants with the most appropriate mental
abilities, attitudes, and professional behaviours required for new doctors to be
* QS rankings by subject successful in their clinical careers.
14IN THE BEGINNING OF THE Areas of Study
YEAR I HAD A FACE-TO-FACE
SESSION TO HELP ME SELECT Bachelor of Medicine and
THE CORRECT SUBJECTS FOR Bachelor of Surgery
MEDICINE. WE’VE ALSO HAD
MANY INFORMATION SESSIONS Bachelor of
TO GUIDE US REGARDING OUR Dental Surgery
APPLICATION; THE COLLEGE
AND TEACHERS ARE THERE FOR
THE STUDENTS TO HELP THEM Bachelor of
AT ANY TIME. Oral Health
Gadeer Ahmed, Egypt
Foundation Studies pathway to Bachelor of Health
Medicine and Medical Sciences
Bachelor of
Nursing
Bachelor of
Step 7: Interview Eligibility Outcome will need to demonstrate aptitudes such
as self-awareness, critical thinking, Occupational Therapy (Hons)
Interview eligibility is based on your
problem solving and interpersonal skills.
performance in UCAT ANZ. During
Interviewers will also be looking for your
September you will receive an email from
compatibility and understanding of the
Bachelor of
the University of Adelaide which will Physiotherapy (Hons)
degree and applicable health profession.
contain important information on how to
Interviews will be scheduled from
log into the Admissions@Adelaide system
late September to October and will be
to see your interview eligibility outcome.
approximately 20 minutes in length. Bachelor of
Psychological Science
Step 8: Interview
Step 9: Offers
College staff will assist you to prepare
Offers will be sent by the University of Bachelor of
for your interview including several
Adelaide International Admissions Service
rounds of practice interviews. The
between mid-October and early February.
Speech Pathology (Hons)
interview comprises of a series of
scenarios and questions in which you
UNIQUE COLLEGE SUPPORT TO PREPARE YOU The following programs in the Faculty
We’ve designed an exclusive range of services to help you gain admission of Health and Medical Sciences have
to the degree of your choice. specific entry requirements on progression
from the College to the University:
• Information session with guest • Several rounds of practice
PROGRAM PROGRESSION REQUIREMENTS
speakers and alumni interviews with extensive feedback
B NURSING Foundation final score
• Online ‘how to apply’ tutoring • Links to industry and volunteering of 70%
session opportunities to strengthen your IELTS 7.0 overall with
application 7.0 in all bands
• Critical thinking workshop
B OCCUPATIONAL Prerequisite of Biology
• Personal guidance during your or Chemistry or Maths
• Assistance with UCAT ANZ THERAPY (HONS)
transition to the University of
preparation Foundation final score
Adelaide. B PHYSIOTHERAPHY of 83%
(HONS)
IELTS 7.0 overall with
7.0 in all bands
The Health and Medical Sciences programs listed on this page are quota programs and are not able to be packaged with the Foundation B SPEECH Stage 2 English plus one
Studies Program. Students will be offered a package with Bachelor of Science (Biomedical Science) or Bachelor of Health and Medical PATHOLOGY (HONS) of Stage 2 Biology OR
Sciences and may be eligible to apply for their preferred quota program at the time of progression, if they achieve a competitive score, Chemistry OR Mathematical
meet other entry and progression requirements and there are places available. Methods.
Foundation final score of
For more information, please visit 83%
health.adelaide.edu.au IELTS 7.0 overall with 7.0
in all bands
Health and Medical Sciences 15DEGREE STUDY ONLINE
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FACE LATER
PROGRAM
CRICOS course codes: 087624D, 087625C, 087626B, 087627A, 086313E, 086315C, 086316B, 086317A, 086314D, 0101444, 0101441
Our Degree Transfer Program is an excellent alternative
to first year at University, offering guaranteed entry to
second year on successful completion.
Program benefits:
• You’ll study the same courses as you North Terrace campus. You’ll learn • Our English language entry
would in first year at the University, content relevant to your degree and requirements are flexible and you’ll be
and when you graduate you’ll secure receive full credit for all University- provided with English language and
your place in second year of your level courses. learning support to assist while you’re
packaged bachelor’s degree. studying the Degree Transfer Program.
•O
ur classes are small and our fees
As our graduate, you won’t be required
•W
e offer a wide range of courses taught are lower than the equivalent first-
to provide any further evidence of
to the University’s syllabus, with many year courses at the University.
your English language proficiency.
taught on the University’s beautiful
Degree Transfer pathway
To successfully complete your Degree Transfer Program you will need to achieve a 50% pass in 8 academic
courses, and in Language for Study. You will receive full credit for the first year courses and progress to
the second year of your packaged undergraduate degree at the University of Adelaide.
The University of Adelaide College The University of Adelaide
Degree Transfer Extended (DTE)
Bridging
1 bridging semester, 15 weeks + 2 semesters, 15 months 2nd Year 3rd Year 4th Year
Progression: Min. 50% pass, English: no IELTS required†
Degree Transfer Standard (DTS)
2 semesters, 12 months 2nd Year 3rd Year 4th Year
Progression: Min. 50% pass, English: no IELTS required†
Degree Transfer Accelerated (DTX)
2 semesters, 9 months 2nd Year 3rd Year 4th Year
Progression: Min. 50% pass, English: no IELTS
required†
semester 1 semester 2 undergraduate degree
†
Students who successfully complete their Degree Transfer Program are not required to supply evidence of IELTS to satisfy the University’s English requirements.
Study in 4th year will depend on the degree chosen.
16I WOULD RECOMMEND THE COLLEGE SINCE
IT PROVIDES A SMOOTH TRANSITION TO
THE UNIVERSITY. I HAVE REALLY ENJOYED
THE EXPERIMENTS AND PRACTICAL
ACTIVITIES AND THE MOST IMPORTANT
THING I HAVE LEARNED IS GROUP WORK
SKILLS. THE BRIDGING SEMESTER HELPED
ME FIT INTO THE NEW ENVIRONMENT.
Kai Chen, China
Degree Transfer Extended pathway to Bachelor
of Health and Medical Sciences
Program overview
To complete your Degree Transfer Program and progress in to the second year of your
packaged undergraduate degree you will need to pass eight first-year semester-long
university courses, plus one full-year course (Academic English). For more information
Areas of Study
and course requirements please see pages 18 and 19.
DEGREE TRANSFER DEGREE TRANSFER DEGREE TRANSFER
EXTENDED (DTE) STANDARD (DTS) ACCELERATED (DTX) Science
PROGRAM LENGTH 15 months 12 months 9 months
1 bridging semester + 2 semesters 2 semesters
2 semesters
INTAKE DATES 31 Mar 2021 22 Feb 2021 6 Oct 2021
27 Oct 2021 19 Jul 2021
ENGLISH ENTRY REQUIREMENTS IELTS 5.5 overall
(all bands 5.0 or above)
IELTS 5.5 overall (speaking and writing band 5.5
or above, with no band below 5.0) or equivalent
Business, Economics
or equivalent and Finance
Completion of English for Academic Purposes
ACADEMIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Australian Year 12 or equivalent (see academic entry requirements page 38)
CONTACT HOURS Bridging semester Depends on choice of Depends on choice of
bachelor’s degree bachelor’s degree
20 hours per week
Health and
Semester 1 and 2
Medical Sciences
Depends on choice of
bachelor’s degree
BACHELOR DESTINATIONS Business Business Business
Commerce Commerce Commerce
Computer Science Computer Science Economics Engineering, Computer
Economics Economics
and Mathematical
Engineering Engineering
Finance Finance
Sciences
Health Science Health Science
Information Technology Information Technology
Science* Science*
* Not all majors offered for Science intakes in March and July. Please ask us for details.
Visit college.adelaide.edu.au/degree-transfer for more
information about the Degree Transfer Program
Degree Transfer Program 17DEGREE TRANSFER CURRICULUM
To progress to your packaged degree at the University of Adelaide you will need
to study the courses listed on the table. Our College staff will assist you to enrol
in courses required for your packaged degree and discipline (if relevant).
THE UNIVERSITY THE UNIVERSITY
OF ADELAIDE OF ADELAIDE COLLEGE
Bachelor’s degree destinations Intakes Bridging semester Degree Transfer Program courses (Semester 1 and 2)
(Year 2 entry) (DTE only) Students must complete five courses each semester
Faculty of Engineering, Computer and Mathematical Sciences
Bachelor of Computer Science DTE Mar, Oct Programming • Programming (Matlab & C) • Level 1 elective
DTS Feb, Jul Core Maths • Level 1 elective • Introduction to Software Engineering
Computing • Puzzle Based Learning • Maths for Information Technology 1
Statistics • Statistical Practice • Object Oriented Programming
Academic English • Language for Study • Language for Study
Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) DTE Mar, Oct Programming • Maths 1A • Maths 1B
Chemical DTS* Feb, Jul Core Maths • Chemistry 1A / Foundations of • Physics 1E
Chemistry 1A • Chemistry 1B / Foundations of
Civil Engineering Maths
• Analog Electronics Chemistry 1B
Electrical and Electronic Physics OR
Chemistry • I ntroduction to Petroleum Geosciences • Programming (Matlab & Excel)
Mechanical and the Oil Industry
Academic English • Professional Practice 1
Mining • Introduction to Process Engineering • Digital Electronics
Petroleum • Engineering Mechanics – Statics • Civil and Environmental Engineering 1A
Software • I ntroduction to Engineering EAL • Introduction to Infrastructure
• Programming
(Matlab & C) • Engineering Mechanics – Dynamics
• Electronic Systems • Introduction to Mining Engineering
• Statistical Practice • Introduction to Petroleum Engineering
• Language for Study • Materials 1
Note: course choices are dependent on • Object Oriented Programming
which bachelor’s destination is chosen
• Introduction to Software Engineering
• Language for Study
Note: course choices are dependent on
which bachelor’s destination is chosen.
Bachelor of Information Technology Programming • Statistical Practice • Introduction to Computer Systems
Core Maths • Introduction to Programming for IT • Networks and Security
Specialists • IT Project
Computing
• Design Thinking: Problems to Practice • Managing Organisations and People
Statistics
• Foundations of Project Management • Professional Practices
Academic English
• Language for Study
Faculty of Sciences
Bachelor of Science DTE Mar, Oct Biology • Chemistry 1A / Foundations of • Chemistry 1B / Foundations of
Chemistry 1A Chemistry 1B
Biomedical Science DTS Feb, Jul Chemistry
• Biology 1: Molecules, Genes and Cells • Biology 1: Human Perspectives
Science Core Maths
• Physics: Physical Aspects of Nature • Statistical Practice 1
Agricultural Sciences Computing
• Building a Habitable Environment • Planet Earth
Food and Nutrition Science Academic English • Nutrition 1 • The Science and Technology of Food
Viticulture and Oenology • Farm-gate to Fork - Food Production 1 Production 1
Note: chemistry at Year 12 level or equivalent • Foundations of Wine Science 1 • Biology 1: Organisms
is a prerequisite. • Soils and Landscapes 1
• Agricultural Systems 1
• Language for Study • Agricultural Production
Note: course choices are dependent on • Language for Study
which bachelor’s destination is chosen Note: course choices are dependent on
which bachelor’s destination is chosen
18 *For intake availability of Engineering specialisation refer to pathway guide page 8.THE UNIVERSITY THE UNIVERSITY
OF ADELAIDE OF ADELAIDE COLLEGE
Bachelor’s degree destinations Intakes Bridging semester Degree Transfer Program courses (Semester 1 and 2)
(Year 2 entry) (DTE only) Students must complete five courses each semester
Faculty of the Professions
Bachelor of Business DTE Mar, Oct Accounting • Principles of Economics • Commercial Law 1
Bachelor of Commerce DTS Feb, Jul Economics • Data Analytics • Managing Organisations & People
DTX Oct Commercial Law • I ntroductory Accounting • Business Finance
Statistics • Introduction to Marketing • Professional Practices
Academic English • Business Lifecycles • Language for Study
*
• Personal Professional Development
• Entrepreneurship Foundations and
Mindset
• Language for Study
Bachelor of Economics DTE Mar, Oct Accounting • Data Analytics • Commercial Law 1
DTS Feb, Jul Economics • Introductory Accounting • Principles of Economics
DTX Oct Commercial Law • I ntroduction to Financial • Professional Practices
Mathematics • I nternational Financial Institutions
Statistics
• Managing Organisations & People and Markets
Academic English
• Language for Study • Language for Study
Bachelor of Finance DTE Mar, Oct Accounting • Principles of Economics • I nternational Financial Institutions
• Data Analytics and Markets
DTS Feb, Jul Economics
• I ntroductory Accounting • A pplications of Quantitative
Core Maths Methods in Finance
Statistics • Introduction to Financial Mathematics
• Business Finance
Academic English • Language for Study
• Professional Practices
• Language for Study
*Note: course choices are dependent on
which bachelor’s destination is chosen
Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences
Bachelor of Health and DTE Mar, Oct Biology • Chemistry 1A/ Foundations of • Chemistry 1B / Foundations of
Medical Sciences Chemistry 1A Chemistry 1B
DTS Feb, Jul Chemistry
• Human Anatomy and Physiology 1A • Human Anatomy and Physiology 1B
Computing
• Health and Illness in Populations • S aving Lives or Respecting Rights? An
Statistics Introduction to Health Ethics
reate. Communicate. Connect
• C
Academic English with Health Sciences • Statistical Practice 1
• Language for Study • Language for Study
Access to Degree Transfer courses may vary depending on time of intake and bachelor’s 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. 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.
* Completion of the Bachelor of Commerce with Accounting major has industry accreditation from CPA Australia and CA ANZ.
See college.adelaide.edu.au/degree-transfer for more Degree Transfer Curriculum 19
information regarding intakes and subject availability.PRE-MASTER’S STUDY ONLINE
PROGRAM
CRICOS Course Code: 094934J
START NOW
JOIN FACE TO
FACE LATER
The College is the first education provider in Australia to
offer a postgraduate pathway course to a Group of Eight
University. After you successfully complete your Pre-Master’s
Program, you’re guaranteed entry into your packaged
postgraduate degree at the University of Adelaide.
Program benefits: Program Structure
• Flexible entry and English language Once you are enrolled in the Pre-Master’s Program you
requirements mean you will start the will study 9-10 courses over two semesters/trimesters over
program at the level best suited to your 7 – 8 months. In the first semester/trimester you will study
academic and English language ability. preparatory courses to develop your study, research and
English skills.
• Our small class sizes ensure you will
always have personalised attention and If you qualify for the Pre-Master’s Accelerated Program you
support. will study 4 or 5 courses over one semester/trimester over 3 –
4 months. During your semester/trimester at the College you
• The three or four University master’s
will study three or four credit-bearing University courses,
level courses you study at the College
plus Academic English.
are the same as those you would study
at University, and when you successfully Whichever program you complete, you will progress to the
complete these, you will receive full credit. University of Adelaide with full credit for all credit-bearing
University courses, and commence in your second semester
• Once you graduate from the Pre-
or trimester.
Master’s Program, you will progress to
the University program with no further
English language evidence required.
Pre-Master’s pathway
On successful completion of your Pre-Master’s Program at the College, you are guaranteed entry to your packaged
master’s degree at the University of Adelaide.
The University of Adelaide College The University of Adelaide
Pre-Master’s Pre-Master’s
Program Program
Semester/Trimester 2 Semester/Trimester 3 Semester/Trimester 4
Pre-Master’s
Program
(Accelerated)
postgraduate degree
Three or four semesters/trimesters at university depending on the duration of the postgraduate degree.
20AT THE COLLEGE YOU CAN
MAKE NEW FRIENDS, AND THE Areas of Study
TEACHERS GAVE ME POSITIVE
FEEDBACK TO HELP ME BETTER
ADAPT TO STUDYING AND Arts
LIVING ABROAD. I LIKE THE Master of Arts
(Environmental
LEARNING ATMOSPHERE AT THE Studies)^
UNIVERSITY’S HUB CENTRAL
Master of Arts
AND I’M PROUD I GOT THE TOP (International
GRADE IN MY ENGLISH CLASS. Relations)^
Emma Xiaoyu Dai, China
Pre-Master’s Program pathway Business
to Master of Finance
Master of Accounting
aster of Accounting
M
and Finance
Master of Professional
Accounting
Master of Finance
Master of Applied
Finance
Master of Finance and
Business Economics
Master of International
Management^
Master of Applied
PROGRAM OVERVIEW Economics
PRE-MASTER’S PROGRAM PRE-MASTER’S PROGRAM (ACCELERATED) Master of Applied
PROGRAM LENGTH 2 semesters/trimesters 1 semester/trimester Innovation and
Entrepreneurship^
PROGRAM STRUCTURE 4 preparatory courses 3 or 4 credit-bearing University courses
3 or 4 credit-bearing University courses 1 Academic English course Master of Innovation and
2 Academic English courses
Entrepreneurship^
INTAKE DATES 7 Apr 2021 (semester) 27 Jan 2021 (trimester)
13 Oct 2021 (semester and trimester) 22 Feb 2021 (semester) Master of Applied
19 Jul 2021 (semester) Project Management^
ENGLISH ENTRY IELTS 5.5 overall (all bands 5.0 or IELTS 6.0 overall (all bands 5.5 or above)
REQUIREMENTS above) or equivalent. or equivalent, dependent on qualifications. Master of Applied
ACADEMIC ENTRY Successful completion of a bachelor’s degree or equivalent. Project Management
REQUIREMENTS See academic entry requirements on pages 38 - 39. (Project Systems)^
CONTACT HOURS First semester / trimester Pre-Masters’ semester / trimester
20 hours per week Depends on master’s degree destination
Master of Wine
Business^
COMPULSORY SUBJECTS Study and Research Skills Not Applicable
PREPARATORY Intercultural Studies
SEMESTER/TRIMESTER
Quantitative Skills for Postgraduate
Studies
Critical Thinking for Postgraduate Health and Medical Sciences
Studies Master of Public Health
Academic English A
COMPULSORY SUBJECTS 3 or 4 University courses* 3 or 4 University courses*
PRE-MASTER’S Academic English B Academic English B
SEMESTER/TRIMESTER Engineering, Computer and
* University courses will vary depending on master’s degree destination; students enrolled in the trimester based master’s destinations Mathematical Sciences
will study 3 University courses, while students enrolled in the semester based master’s destinations will study 4 University courses.
Students must also complete 20 – 25 hours per week of independent learning scheduled into a negotiated study plan.
Master of Computing and
^ Pre-Master’s Program packaged with this degree is only available in February and October. Innovation
Visit college.adelaide.edu.au/pre-masters for the most
up to date information about the Pre-Master’s Program Pre-Master’s Program 21PRE-MASTER’S PROGRAM CURRICULUM
To progress to the second semester /trimester of your packaged
master’s degree at the University of Adelaide you will study the
courses listed in the table. You will receive credit for all credit-bearing
University courses*.
THE UNIVERSITY THE UNIVERSITY
OF ADELAIDE OF ADELAIDE COLLEGE
Master’s degree destination Intakes Pre-Master’s Program Pre-Master’s Program (Accelerated)
(preparatory courses) (credit-bearing University courses)
Faculty of Arts
Master of Arts (Environmental Studies) PMP (Semester) Oct Study and Research Skills • Research Design and Methods (6 units)
PMP (Accelerated) • Introduction to Urbanisation (3 units)
Intercultural Studies
(Semester) Feb
Quantitative Skills for • Engaging Communities: Techniques and Analysis (3 units)
Postgraduate Studies • Academic English B*
Master of Arts (International Relations) Critical Thinking for • Masterclass in Politics and International Relations
Postgraduate Studies
• Research Design (3 units)
Academic English A • Research Communication (3 units)
• Academic English B*
Faculty of Engineering, Computing and Mathematical Sciences
Master of Computing and Innovation PMP (Accelerated) Study and Research Skills • Foundations of Computer Science (6 units)
(Semester) Feb, July • Engineering Communication and Critical Thinking
Intercultural Studies
Quantitative Skills for • Project Management Fundamentals
Postgraduate Studies • Academic English B*
Critical Thinking for
Postgraduate Studies
Academic English A
Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences
Master of Public Health PMP (Semester) Apr, Oct Study and Research Skills PMP February intake
PMP (Accelerated) Intercultural Studies • Qualitative Research Methods in Health (3 units)
(Semester) Feb, July Quantitative Skills for • Introduction to Biostatistics (3 units)
Postgraduate Studies • Promoting Health in Individuals and Populations (3 units)
Critical Thinking for • Introduction to Epidemiology (3 units)
Postgraduate Studies • Academic English B*
Academic English A
PMP July intake
• Environmental and Occupational Health (3 units)
• Global Public Health (3 units)
• Knowing what works - Evaluation in Public Health (3 units)
• Health Economics (3 units)
• Academic English B*
22THE UNIVERSITY THE UNIVERSITY
OF ADELAIDE OF ADELAIDE COLLEGE
Master’s degree destination Intakes Pre-Master’s Program Pre-Master’s Program (Accelerated)
(preparatory courses) (credit-bearing University courses)
Faculty of the Professions
Master of Accounting PMP (Semester) Apr, Oct Study and Research Skills • Accounting Concepts and Methods (M)
PMP (Accelerated) Intercultural Studies • Principles of Finance (M)
Master of Accounting and Finance
(Semester) Feb, Jul Quantitative Skills for • Quantitative Methods (M)
Master of Professional Accounting Postgraduate Studies • Economic Principles (M)
Master of Finance Critical Thinking for • Academic English B*
Postgraduate Studies
Master of Applied Finance Academic English A
Master of Finance and Business Economics
Master of International Management PMP (Accelerated) • Accounting Essentials for Decision Makers
(Trimester) Feb • Economic Principles
PMP (Trimester) Oct • Marketing Management
• Academic English B*
Master of Applied Economics PMP (Semester) Apr, Oct Study and Research Skills • Intermediate Econometrics IID
PMP (Accelerated) Intercultural Studies • Applied Economic Principles
(Semester) Feb, July Quantitative Skills for • Intermediate Microeconomics IID
Postgraduate Studies • Intermediate Macroeconomics IID
Critical Thinking for • Academic English B*
Postgraduate Studies
Academic English A
Master of Applied Innovation and PMP (Accelerated) Study and Research Skills • Entrepreneurial Concepts and Mindset
Entreprenuership (Trimester) Feb • New Venture Creation
Intercultural Studies
PMP (Trimester) Oct Quantitative Skills for • Project Leadership and Communication
Master of Innovation and Entreprenuership Postgraduate Studies • Academic English B*
Critical Thinking for
Postgraduate Studies
Academic English A
Master of Applied Project Management PMP (Accelerated) Study and Research Skills • Project Management Fundamentals
(Trimester) Feb • Risk Assessment and Management
Intercultural Studies
Master of Applied Project Management PMP (Trimester) Oct Quantitative Skills for • Project Leadership and Communication
(Project Systems) Postgraduate Studies • Academic English B*
Critical Thinking for
Postgraduate Studies
Academic English A
Master of Wine Business PMP (Accelerated) Study and Research Skills • Accounting Essentials for Decision Makers
(Trimester) Feb • Economic Principles
Intercultural Studies
PMP (Trimester) Oct Quantitative Skills for • Marketing Management
Postgraduate Studies • Academic English B*
Critical Thinking for
Postgraduate Studies
Academic English A
Access to PMP courses may vary depending on time of intake and master’s degree choice.
Courses offered by the University of Adelaide College may change based on the University of Adelaide requirements.
* Academic English B is not a credit-bearing University course.
Pre-Master’s Curriculum 23ENGLISH
LANGUAGE
PROGRAMS
CRICOS Course Codes: 069098D, 094050A
Our English Language Programs are courses designed to
help you excel in your chosen field. Learn to communicate
with confidence and improve essential study skills in an
English-speaking academic environment.
Our courses are designed and taught by highly qualified and experienced English language
teaching professionals. It has been voted the best English program in Australia for the year
2020 by the English Language Barometer (ELB), and is recognised through its English
Australia membership and National English Language Teaching Accreditation Scheme (NEAS)
endorsement.
Program benefits:
• Learning is made fun! Improve your • You’ll enjoy individual attention
language skills such as speaking, with our small class sizes, and you’ll
writing, reading, listening, grammar be assessed weekly to monitor your
and vocabulary while learning about progress
Australia in a fun and engaging way
• Take advantage of our extracurricular
• Cover essential academic skills such as, activity program with a variety of
group and team collaboration, critical activities tailored to enhance after class
and creative thinking, research and student experience
academic integrity and presentations
• On successful completion of the
• We offer a variety of assistance and program, you’re guaranteed entry
counselling services for international to your Foundation Studies, Degree
students Transfer or Pre-Master’s program*
English Language Programs pathway
Upon successful completion you will be able to communicate with confidence and obtain
the essential language skills necessary for academic study in Australia.
The University of Adelaide College The University of Adelaide
Elementary Foundation Studies Year 1 Year 2 Year 3
General English for
Academic Pre-Intermediate Academic Degree Transfer Year 2 Year 3
English Purposes
Intermediate Pre-Master’s Master’s degree
Undergraduate Postgraduate
*For Pre-Master’s Program, English language requirements will depend on master’s program and academic qualifications.
For all other programs other entry criteria may apply. Please ask us for details.
24THE BIG DIFFERENCE IS THAT IN
AUSTRALIA I PRACTISE ENGLISH EVERY
DAY, BUT AT HOME I JUST USE MY
ENGLISH IN CLASS. I’M ATTENDING
EXTRA CLASS FOR SPEAKING AND
PRONUNCIATION WHICH IS REALLY
GOOD AND HELPS ME TO IMPROVE MY
SPEAKING SKILLS.
Qutibah Alamri, Oman
English for Academic Purposes
PROGRAM OVERVIEW
Intakes Contact hours Class size
Corresponds with chosen FSP, DT or PMP program entry 20 hours per week Maximum 18 Program benefits
RECOMMENDED STUDY DURATION
You will be required to complete the recommended program duration according to your Experienced teaching
current English level. Your English levels will be assessed before you begin your General professionals
Academic English and/or English for Academic Purposes course.
English level Recommended GAE/EAP duration
IELTS FSP/DTE/PMP*
IELTS 4.5 (two bands of 4.0 and one band of 4.5) or equivalent 30 weeks^
IELTS 4.5 (three bands of 4.5 or higher) or equivalent 25 weeks^ Personal learning
IELTS 5.0 (no more than one band of 4.0) or equivalent 20 weeks support
IELTS 5.0 (no more than two bands of 4.5) or equivalent 15 weeks
IELTS 5.0 (no more than one band of 4.5) or equivalent 10 weeks
IELTS 5.0 (all bands 5.0 or above) or equivalent 5 weeks
IELTS 5.5 (all bands 5.0 or above) or equivalent not required
Interactive
IELTS 5.5 (speaking or writing band 5.5 or above with no band below 5.0)
or equivalent
not required curriculum
All applications will be assessed on an individual basis.
For Pre-Master’s Program, English language requirements will depend on master’s program and academic qualifications.
For all other programs other entry criteria may apply. Please ask us for details.
*Only available to the Pre-Master’s program with a length of 2 semesters/trimesters.
^ Not available to the Pre-Master’s Program as 20 weeks is maximum duration.
Member of English
English Level Recommended GAE/EAP Duration Australia
IELTS DTS/DTX requiring IELTS 5.5 overall (speaking and
writing 5.5, no other bands below 5.0)
IELTS 5.0 overall (both speaking and writing bands of 20 weeks
4.5, with no band below 4.5) or equivalent
IELTS 5.0 overall (no more than one speaking or 15 weeks
writing band of 4.5, with no other band below 4.5) or
equivalent
Quality endorsed
IELTS 5.0 overall (all bands 5.0) or equivalent 10 weeks
by NEAS
IELTS 5.5 overall (either speaking or writing band 5.5 5 weeks
or above, with no other band below 5.0) or equivalent
Visit college.adelaide.edu.au for more information about
studying at the University of Adelaide College
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