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UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA | UNDERGRADUATE | 2018 PROGRAMS | INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
GRADUATE 2018 PROGRAMS | INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
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STUDY WITH THE BEST
TOP 3%
WORLDWIDE
2016 Times Higher Education
OVERALL
World Rankings
FIVE-STAR
2016 QS World
University Rankings RATING
2016 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.
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4 ACADEMIC
DIVISIONS
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LEADING
EDUC ATION , A RT S A N D RESEARCH
SOC IAL SCIEN CES
INSTITUTES
HEALTH SCIEN CES
EH REN B ERG-BA S S I N S T I T UT E
INFORM ATION T ECH N OLOG Y,
FOR M A R K E T I N G S C I E N C E
ENG INEERI N G A N D T H E
ENV IRO N M EN T F U T U R E I N D US T R I ES
IN S T I T UT E
5767
H AWK E RES E A R C H I N S T I T UT E *
SA N SO M I N S T I T UT E
FOR H EA LT H R ES E A R C H
TOTA L N UM B E R O F
2596 I N T E R N AT I O N A L
*
STUDENTS
S TA F F
P O P U L AT ION
32,079 *Actual
headcount
4971
*Actual headcount TOTA L N U M B E R O F ONS HORE
STUDENTS I N T E R N AT I O N A L
7452 STUDENTS
N UM BE R OF
PA R C H M E N T S
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AWA R D E D STUDENT
EXCHANGE
PARTN ER
IN STITUTION S
2015 figures
197,003
4 M E T R O P O L I TA N TOTA L UN I V E R S I T Y
CIT Y EA ST
ALUMNI
CIT Y WEST
M AG ILL
M AWSON LA K ES
2 REGIONAL
M O U N T G A M B IER
WH YA LLA
CAMPUSES
2
R AT E D 8th
OV E R A L L I N AU ST R A LIA
TO P 10 FOR RESEARCH EXCE L L E N CE
Proportion of Total ERA ratings at
the 2-digit and 4-digit level 2015.
IN AUSTRALIA The Australian, 11 December 2015
FOR TEACHING
2016-17 THE World University Rankings TOP 5
IN AUSTRALIA
LIVING AND ACCOM M ODATION CO S T S
TECHNOLOG Y
IT HELPDESK & STUDENT SERVIC ES
2016 International Student Barometer
RANKED
24th
TOP 5 O UN D E R 5 O
TO P
10 %
COL L AB OR AT I N G QS Top 50 Under 50
universities in the
world 2016
W I T H M OR E T H AN
2500 WORLDWIDE
FO R I N T E R N AT I O N AL
C O M PA N I E S O UT LO O K
2016 Times Higher Education
WORLDWIDE
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I am delighted that We are also one of the world’s most
international universities, ranked by QS
(Quacarelli Symonds) in the top 200
you are considering universities in the world on that measure. We
have Australia’s most internationally-diverse
to study at the academic staff population. We have always
given a warm welcome to international
University of South students and have graduated almost 48,000
people from more than 140 countries in our
Australia – one of short history.
If you decide to study with us you’ll find
the world’s very best that UniSA is innovative and creative, and
focused on educating the next wave of global
young universities. professionals. Our degree programs are
designed with strong professional emphasis
and in partnership with industry. Our research
is focused on finding answers to the world’s
most pressing problems.
We are also a globally engaged institution
with a network of international partners
which include Shandong, Tianjin and
Beijing Normal Universities in China, Keio
University in Japan, Trinity College in Dublin,
University College London, and numerous
collaborations with universities elsewhere in
Professor David G. Lloyd Europe and North America.
VICE CHANCELLOR AND PRESIDENT 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.
I hope that you do consider coming to
Adelaide to study with us and I look forward
to seeing you on campus soon.
Welcome to the University
of South Australia.
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About UniSA/6
An enterprising spirit/8
Your adventure begins here/10
Discover Adelaide/12
Our campuses/18
New spaces/22
Getting to campus/24
Your study experience/26
Student life/28
Supporting you/30
Accommodation: a place to call home/32
Get started: undergraduate programs/34
Business and Law/38
Education, Arts and Social Sciences/52
Health Sciences/65
IT, Engineering, and the Environment/75
How to become a student/86
Pathways to university/90
How to apply/92
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About UniSA
The University of South Australia (UniSA)
was formed in 1991, with a collection of
colleges, institutes and schools coming
together to create a single university.
Known for our teaching quality, high level of
support for students, and strengths in areas
such as engineering, education, art and
design, nursing and more, we were building
strong foundations for future growth.
Now, we are ranked in the
Top 50 young universities
in the world. *
We have developed an enviable
research profile, with our researchers
engaged in more than 500 international
collaborations across 45 countries. We are
making a difference in areas as diverse
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Pridham Hall is part of a $380 million major
expansion of UniSA in Adelaide's West End.
Check out the virtual fly through at
unisa.edu.au/PridhamHall
as water quality, cancer treatment, waste latest technologies and learn in modern, of enterprise. A culture where people are
management, solar power and much more. purpose-built teaching spaces. bold, imaginative and prepared to take
risks to respond to local, national and
We contribute actively to the intellectual, global challenges.
cultural and sporting life in South Australia
Our teaching programs through legacies such as the Anne &
receive international Gordon Samstag Museum of Art, the Hawke The future is now. Make your
Centre, and through our sponsorship of
accolades and feature events including the Santos Tour Down mark with UniSA.
Under – the largest cycling race in the
regularly in Top 100 lists southern hemisphere. Each year our
on-campus health and legal clinics also *Ranked 24th in the QS Top 50 Under 50 universities
worldwide. provide thousands of free and low cost
in the world 2016.
services to the local community.
UniSA is recognised globally as an Since 1991, we have graduated more
enthusiastic, creative and capable business than 150,000 students from more than
partner with well over 2,500 national and 140 countries. We are one of the leading
international partnerships. These reinforce providers of education internationally and
our teaching and research programs, and a trailblazer in the area of access to higher
provide real opportunities for our students. education.
We have invested heavily in new buildings We are a young, confident university, and
and facilities. Our students use the we see our future as creating a culture
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An ENTERPRISING
SPIRIT
Building
an industry
connected,
globally
enterprising
university.
8FIVE-STARS IN
Research / Employability /
Teaching / Facilities /
Internationalisation / Study.
Social Responsibility /
Inclusiveness We are South Australia’s
QS Stars Ratings largest university and offer
a wide and varied range of
degrees, including programs
that are unique just to UniSA.
AUSTRALIA’S
MOST
INTERNATIONALLY Solutions.
DIVERSE
We are taking on the
academic teaching staff
QS World University
challenges of tomorrow, by
Rankings 2017
finding solutions through
world-class research.
Connections.
TOP 2%
We are teaming up with
most innovative
universities in Asia local icons and international
Reuters Top 75: Asia’s Most heavyweights to drive
Innovative Universities 2016
powerful partnerships
focused on building more
vibrant, advanced and
connected communities.
97% OF OUR
RESEARCH
at or above We are Australia's
world-class University of Enterprise.
2015 Excellence in Research
for Australia (ERA)
9Your ADVENTURE
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.
We are number one in South Australia for graduate careers* and
are well above the national average. We have strong links with
industry and take a practical approach to teaching and learning,
so that our graduates are ready to make a real impact in their
chosen profession.
UniSA’s Career Services also partners closely with academic staff
to ensure curriculum is aligned to your program’s core graduate
competencies, and we work in partnership with leading local and
global employers to help give you the best possible start.
unisa.edu.au/careers
*QILT: Graduate Destination Survey 2014-2016 Full-Time Employment Indicator
10STUDY IN WORLD-CLASS SEE THE WORLD
FACILITIES Each year our students have the chance to take part in
field trips, 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
laboratories and areas that simulate real work environments. of full-semester international exchanges, or short-term
These are all supported by the latest technologies and a fully opportunities during summer or winter school. In addition,
interactive online learning platform. most overseas experiences are available for credit, and UniSA
has several funding and scholarship opportunities.
For more information see our campuses on pages 18–23.
unisa.edu.au/globalopportunities
LEARN FROM TOP RANKING
TEACHERS JOIN OUR GLOBAL ALUMNI
When you graduate, we’ll welcome you to our global alumni
Learn from highly experienced academics and industry
network. We have over 197,000 alumni around the world,
professionals who are leaders in their field. We are ranked second
supported by five formal international networks in Hong Kong,
in Australia in the 2016 Times Higher Education Top 150 Under 50
China, Singapore, Malaysia and the United Kingdom. Membership
Teaching Indicator and are in the top 10 nationally for the number
is free, lifelong and worldwide. All you need to do is update your
of staff who hold a PhD.
details when you graduate to start accessing the Network benefits
including the Alumni Business Directory, professional services, and
online networking community – Global Connect.
unisa.edu.au/alumni
11Discover
ADELAIDE NORTHERN
TERRITORY
UniSA is located in Adelaide, WESTERN
AUSTRALIA QUEENSLAND
SOUTH
Australia’s education city and AUSTRALIA
NEW SOUTH
WALES
the capital of South Australia. ACT
VICTORIA
FAST FACTS
Capital city / Adelaide
State population / 1.65 million
Adelaide population / 1.2 million
Language / English
Currency / AUD$
Area / 984,377 square kilometres QUEENSLAND
Coastline / 3,700 kilometres SOUTH
AUSTRALIA
Major exports / Metals, wine, education
NEW SOUTH WALES
SYDNEY
INTERNATIONAL DISTANCES ADELAIDE
TO ADELAIDE ACT
Hong Kong – 8 hours 20 minutes
VICTORIA
Singapore – 6 hours 30 minutes
MELBOURNE
Dubai – 13 hours 25 minutes
Kuala Lumpur – 6 hours 58 minutes
Approximate times displayed for direct flights.
12WHY STUDYING HERE
IS SO REWARDING
Accessible
Adelaide offers all of the advantages of big
city life yet is small enough to get around
easily. From the airport to your city campus
takes 15 minutes, or from your city campus to
the beach.
Accepting
Adelaide’s population is just over one million
with almost one in four people in South
Australia born overseas and ancestry tracing
back to more than 120 countries. Australia
also has a democratic system of government
THE DESTINATION and is tolerant of different religious beliefs
and practices.
Adelaide is a beautiful and well-ordered city,
surrounded by parklands, pristine beaches, and the
lush green hills and valleys of Australia’s premier
wine districts. You’ll find it makes an ideal home away
Affordable
from home with a strong sense of community usually Adelaide has one of the highest standards of
reserved for small towns, combined with the vibrant living of any city in the world, yet is one of the
activity of a capital city. least expensive.
Adelaide is also globally connected, sharing partnership
agreements with cities around the world, including:
Austin, USA / Christchurch, New Zealand / COST OF LIVING
George Town, Malaysia / Himeji, Japan /
Adelaide is renowned for its affordability and
Qingdao, China / Dalian, China / Chengdu, China quality of life. This means you will be able
to save more money to experience all the
exciting opportunities that Adelaide, and
South Australia, have to offer.
To see what your weekly average costs could
be visit studyadelaide.com/live/banking
and access the interactive Student Living
Cost Calculator.
19% less to live in Adelaide
compared to Sydney & Melbourne*
7% less to live in Adelaide
compared to Brisbane & Perth*
* Based on information from Study Adelaide
studyadelaide.com/live
EXPLORE OUR CAMPUSES
Adelaide/page 18
Suburban/page 20
Campus location map/page 25
13ONE OF THE WORLD’S TOP 10 REGIONS
South Australia has been named as one of the top 10 places to visit in 2017
by the influential Lonely Planet world guide, coming in at number five.
Described as ‘Australia in a nutshell’, the State has been recognised for its
broad appeal from pristine beaches and wine country to the far reaches
of the outback all in one, providing the ultimate Australian experience.
WORLD’S 5TH MOST COMFORTABLE CLIMATE
LIVEABLE CITY Adelaide has a Mediterranean climate with
hot, dry summers and mild winters.
Adelaide has been ranked the world’s fifth
most liveable city in the latest Economist Daytime temperatures
Intelligence Unit’s Liveability Index. It is the
fifth year in a row Adelaide has finished fifth in Summer..........................25⁰C–35⁰C
the ranking out of 140 cities around the world. December-February...............Mainly hot & dry
Each city is rated on stability, healthcare,
culture and environment, education and
infrastructure. Autumn...........................20⁰C–25⁰C
March-May...................................Mainly dry
FESTIVAL FEVER Winter................................10⁰C–15⁰C
June-August................................Cool & wet
Adelaide is the festival city and every summer
it comes alive with an explosion of colour,
lights, music and culture. Spring.................................20⁰C–25⁰C
The world-famous Adelaide Festival is September-November.........Little rain
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. AUSTRALIA’S GREEN CITY
Other big festivals include the Adelaide
Fringe Festival, OzAsia Festival, Adelaide Film
Festival, WOMADelaide, Tasting Australia and Did you know?
the Adelaide Cabaret Festival. The University
supports Adelaide’s festival scene through • Adelaide is one of Australia’s most
sponsorships and links to many of these environmentally friendly cities.
events, and discounted tickets are often • The famous parklands are made up of
available to our students. 29 parks, which surround the city centre.
• Adelaide City Bikes has more than 500
bikes available for free hire. We also have
hire sites located at both the City East and
SPORTING STAGE City West campuses.
• Tindo, the world’s first solar electric bus,
Adelaide is home to a vibrant sporting culture
offers a free service through the city and
and events such as the adrenalin charged
even has wireless internet.
Clipsal 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
14Santos Tour Down Under: The University
is a proud Premier Partner of this global
event held in Adelaide each year.
15OzAsia Festival / This is Australia’s premier
international arts festival focusing on Asia.
The city of Adelaide comes alive through a
mix of contemporary art, the annual Moon
Lantern Festival, and international music at
the Good Fortune Market.
Image 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.
16Barossa Valley / Discover one of the world’s greatest
wine regions located 75km north-east of Adelaide.
The Barossa is renowned for its food and wine, cultural
experiences and all-year-round events.
South Australia
is host to
MORE THAN
400 FOOD, ARTS
Image courtesy of the South Australian Tourism Commission.
AND CULTURAL
EVENTS
per year
WOMADelaide / This four-day festival of international music,
arts and dance is presented annually in Adelaide Botanic Park
attracting people from around the world. On average, the festival
features 500 artists from around 30 countries each year.
17Our CAMPUSES
Our two city campuses are
conveniently located in the
heart of the Adelaide CBD.
City West campus
Jeffrey Smart Building
Simulated ward at City East campus
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City East campusCITY WEST CAMPUS CITY EAST CAMPUS
City West is just a short walk from the City East is a short distance from the
Adelaide Railway Station and tram links, Rundle Mall shopping precinct and some
and is located in the city’s west end – a of the city’s best cafés, restaurants and
major arts, culture and entertainment hub, bars. The city’s east end is a hive of
and emerging health and business district. activity and is also located near the lush
parklands of the inner eastern suburbs.
What you’ll study
What you’ll study
Art, Architecture and Design
Nursing and Midwifery
UniSA Business School
Rehabilitation, Health and Sport Sciences
Urban and Regional Planning
Pharmacy, Medical and
Medical Radiation Sciences
On campus
Construction Management
Brand new learning spaces / award-winning visual art and
design studios / a mock court for law students / modern
lecture theatres / Australia’s only architecture museum /
cafés with indoor and outdoor dining / post office On campus
Purpose-built laboratories / model pharmacy equipment /
Nearby international standard nutrition and food science learning
area / commercial preparation kitchen and sensory lab /
Live music venues / fashion, music and books stores / Anatomy lab / fully-equipped gym / cafés and outdoor
cafés and restaurants / Lion Arts Centre and Mercury plaza / medical clinics for students and staff
Cinema / The Jam Factory / Adelaide Oval / new Royal
Adelaide Hospital / Central Markets and Chinatown
Nearby
Rundle Street cafés, shops and cinemas / Adelaide Zoo /
Botanic Gardens / Museum, State Library and The Art
Gallery / River Torrens / National Wine Centre / Adelaide
event zones
unisa.edu.au/campusfacilities
19MAGILL CAMPUS MAWSON LAKES CAMPUS
Only a short distance from the city, Magill Located in one of Adelaide’s newly
campus is located in Adelaide’s relaxing developed suburbs, our Mawson
eastern suburbs, featuring lush gardens, Lakes campus boasts contemporary
open spaces and world-class interactive teaching, learning and research
learning facilities. facilities, and is surrounded by more
than 85 high-technology companies
What you’ll study that make up Technology Park.
Communication, International Relations What you’ll study
and Languages
Aviation
Education
Computer and Information Technology
Psychology, Social Work and Human Services
Education
On campus
Engineering
Multimedia studios and editing suites / theatre for
stage productions / innovative social work studio / Science and Mathematics
Psychology Clinic / gym / outdoor sports field /
swimming pool /cafés and outdoor dining / 15 hectares
of parklands and lawn
On campus
Interactive learning spaces for engineering students /
South Australia’s largest IT school / design, technology,
Nearby and science facilities / sports centre complete with
Cafés and restaurants / Norwood Parade shopping fitness gym / drama centre / cafés, lawn and outdoor
precinct / movie cinemas / historic winery / dining areas / ecological precinct / Planetarium
national parks / Cleland Wildlife Park / Magill Road
shopping precinct / walking and hiking trails
Nearby
Cafés and restaurants / walking and bike trails / drive-in
movie cinema / Mawson Central Shopping Mall /
sporting grounds and golf course / Mawson Centre –
a shared space for the University and the 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 Opening in 2018, this will
become the new heart of the University hosting
graduations, functions and sporting events. See the
building come to life by downloading the Pridham
Hall App in Google Play or the App Store.
Student Lounge Designed by our students,
this is a place to come together outside of study time,
featuring a Town Square, College Green and different
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 and has a
5 Green Star Rating. Take a virtual tour at unisa.edu.au/jsb
Health Innovation Building
The $230 million Health Innovation Building
located in SA’s health and biomedical precinct in
the Adelaide CBD, will create new opportunities for
research, teaching and community services. 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 from the easily located ‘Pay and You will find motorcycle parking on
tram options on the Adelaide Metro website. Display’ metered parking systems and will university grounds at City East, Magill and
You’ll also be entitled to student discounts cost you from $0.15 an hour to $1.50 for Mawson Lakes campuses, accessible with
on tickets once you’ve enrolled. a full day (8am–6pm). For city campuses, the display of a UniSA parking permit. At
there is metered on-road and commercial City West, motorcycles can be parked in the
adelaidemetro.com.au parking nearby, with costs starting at $4 an designated council parking bays.
hour to $15 a day for early bird rates.
CAMPUS CONNECTOR RIDE YOUR BIKE
We run a free bus service between the
ACCESS PARKING Cycling is a great way to get to your campus.
Magill and Mawson Lakes campuses to Access parking for people with a disability It’s fun, cheap, good for the environment, and
make life easier for staff and students who is available with a parking permit on every an excellent form of exercise. Each campus
make the journey. For full timetable and campus. Council disabled parking bays are has shower facilities and secured bicycle
route details visit: also available. storage areas. You can also hire an Adelaide
Free Bike from Security at City East or City
unisa.edu.au/campusconnector West to get around during daylight hours.
24CITY WEST CAMPUS
1 61–73 North Terrace,Adelaide
2
CITY EAST CAMPUS
Corner Frome Road & North
Terrace, Adelaide
3
MAWSON LAKES CAMPUS
Mawson Lakes Boulevard,
Mawson Lakes
4
MAGILL CAMPUS
Lorne Avenue, Magill
Places of interest
UNILODGE STUDENT
ACCOMMODATION
30 Victoria Street, Adelaide
URBANEST STUDENT
ACCOMMODATION
12 Bank St, Adelaide
ADELAIDE OVAL
International and national
entertainment and sporting
events
ADELAIDE CENTRAL MARKETS
Fresh produce, groceries
CHINATOWN
Adelaide’s home of Asian food
and culture
ADELAIDE FESTIVAL CENTRE
Adelaide Festival, theatre,
cabaret, concerts
ADELAIDE RAILWAY STATION
entral terminus of the
C
metropolitan railway system
ADELAIDE CULTURAL HUB
NORTH TERRACE
Museum, state library and
art gallery
ADELAIDE EVENT ZONES
Adelaide Festival, Fringe, Clipsal
500, WOMADelaide
ADELAIDE’S BOTANIC GARDENS
AND ZOO
Palm House, Bicentennial
Conservatory
RUNDLE STREET
We can meet you at the airport
Cinemas, eateries, coffee shops
One big advantage of Adelaide is its accessibility, with direct flights
from major Asian airports, Dubai, Doha (Qatar) and all Australian
RUNDLE MALL
capital cities. We offer a free on-arrival reception service and if you
Central shopping precinct
complete the online booking form before you leave home we will
meet you at the airport.
unisa.edu.au/on-arrival-reception
25Your STUDY
EXPERIENCE LIBRARY
RESOURCES
Your campus library provides easy
access to a large range of resources
including books, electronic journals,
databases and more. Make the
library catalogue and databases
your first stop for researching your
assignments, and attend one of our
workshops designed to improve your
research skills. We also have private
group learning spaces available on
every campus and you can connect
to our free Wi-Fi.
Library staff can be contacted virtually
using videoconferencing or you can
arrange to meet in person. The Ask
the Library/IT service is also available
via phone, email, video and chat.
24/7 ONLINE
LEARNING
Our multi-million dollar fully
interactive online learning
environment provides for
online submission and return of
assignments, support for learning,
virtual classrooms, lecture
recordings and more. It’s part of
our comprehensive Digital Learning
Strategy, and it’s available to you
24 hours a day, seven days a week.
MOBILE ACCESS
Download the UniSA App for Apple
and Android to access a range of
services and resources to help
you with your studies including
timetable management, assessment
reminders, notifications, calendar
set-up and email.
We have also developed the
SafeZone App that will connect
you directly to our security teams
should you need assistance or
emergency support while you are
on campus.
STUDY HELP
Our team of Learning Advisers are
dedicated to helping you develop
academic and professional literacies
and learning skills needed during
your studies, and in the workplace.
unisa.edu.au/studyhelp
26SCHOLARSHIPS VICE CHANCELLOR’S
Each year more than 2,500 students at UniSA INNOVATION FELLOWSHIP
benefit from scholarships and grants totalling
millions of dollars. We have a range of categories Be inspired and transform your ideas into
including support for high achievers and students enterprising realities. The one-year Bachelor of
in need, along with scholarships specifically for
international students. Innovation (Honours) (DHIN) is open to graduates
from any area of study. Experience real-world
unisa.edu.au/scholarships challenges hosted by partners from industry,
government and civil society. Explore new ways of
addressing problems; create prototype solutions;
AUSTRALIA AWARDS wrap these up into a proposed venture or change
initiative; and pitch your innovation to the very
The Australia Awards aim to promote knowledge leaders responsible for making change happen.
and education links, and strengthen ties
between Australia and our neighbours through unisa.edu.au/VCInnovate
undergraduate and postgraduate scholarships.
They also include achievement awards that target CRICOS Code: 093932G
top students, researchers and professionals
coming to Australia.
australiaawards.gov.au
YOUR WEEK AT UNIVERSITY Check out the timetable below as an example of how your life at uni might look.
Monday
Monday Tuesday
Tuesday Wednesday
Wednesday Thursday
Thursday Friday
Friday Saturday
Saturday Sunday
Sunday
8-9am
9-10am
DESIGN
TUTORIAL
10-11am WORKSHOP
STUDY
Assignments
STUDY
in JSB
11-12noon PART-TIME
LECTURE FULL DAY WORK
STUDIO
12-1pm PRACTICAL
LECTURE CATCH UP
LUNCH AT
WITH FRIENDS
CENTRAL
1-2pm AT STUDENT
LECTURE MARKETS
LOUNGE
2-3pm SHOPPING AT
RUNDLE MALL
STUDY GROUP TUTORIAL
in JSB
3-4pm
STUDY MEET FRIENDS
4-5pm Assignments AT THE BEACH
STUDY
Assignments
5-6pm SOCCER WITH STUDY
PART-TIME FRIENDS Assignments
6-7pm WORK
7-8pm DINNER AND
MOVIES ON
A NIGHT OUT
CAMPUS
IN THE CITY
8-9pm
27Hear from some
of our students
about their
experiences at
unisa.edu.au/
studentstories
28Student
LIFE
Enjoy an energetic student experience
brought to life by events, entertainment,
sports, clubs, volunteering opportunities
and more. Get involved and build lasting
friendships along the way.
EVENTS AND ENTERTAINMENT
Take some time out from your studies and enjoy year-round
entertainment including BBQs, live music and events.
MOVIES ON CAMPUS
End your busy week by enjoying FREE movie events with
friends in some of the coolest spots on campus. Your
favourite blockbusters will be played throughout the year,
and did we mention there’s FREE popcorn?
UniSA SPORT
Get involved with UniSA Sports and join one of the many
sports clubs on offer including basketball, volleyball,
karate and rock-climbing. You might even be interested in
representing Team UniSA at the Australian University Games.
Or you can just keep active by taking advantage of our gyms
and participating in campus-based sports.
unisa.edu.au/studentexperience
USASA
The University’s student association, USASA, provides
services and a voice for students. From student
representation and advocacy, to coordinating student clubs,
selling second-hand text books, organising social events,
running the student magazine, hosting campus counters,
and giving out free goodies, USASA can help you get more
out of your student experience.
BREKKY BAR
Start your day with cheap breakfast options served up on
campus. Our Brekky Bar is run by USASA and open to all
students across all locations on various days throughout
the year.
unisa.edu.au/usasa
Check out what’s happening on each
campus and across the University
29Supporting YOU
Connect with our expert support services
to make your life at university easier.
We want you to be successful, and if you need help you’ll
have it. We provide a full range of integrated support
FAMILY SUPPORT
services including academic counselling, personal
The University also offers advice and assistance on settling
counselling, social support services, common rooms, prayer
into life in Adelaide and Australia for partners or other
rooms, security officers, and a range of other services offered
family members who accompany international students.
through our students’ association, USASA.
Your Campus Central office will help you with your enrolment, ID
cards, fees, timetables and any other questions you might have.
GETTING STARTED
We have specialised services and staff that can help you
YOUR SUPPORT AT A GLANCE transition into the University, and provide information and
advice about:
Community health clinics / disability • On arrival transport to your accommodation
services / counselling / mentoring / • Life in Adelaide
Legal Advice Clinic / health and fitness centres / • Your orientation to university
wellbeing resources and advice / international • Work rights in Australia
student services / accommodation • Community and government services
• Academic policies and procedures
unisa.edu.au/internationalstudentsupport
STUDENT SERVICES
We provide a range of free online services and resources
specifically for international students. We also offer
face-to-face support including counselling and disability
services, careers advice, study help, and assistance
with student visas and student health cover.
NEW
NEW INTERNATIONAL
INTERNATIONAL APPLICATION
APPLICATION SYSTEM
SYSTEM
Applying
Applying to
to study
study with
with UniSA
UniSA just
just got
got easier.
easier.
We’ve
We’ve upgraded
upgraded our
our online
online application
application system,
system, which
which means
means that
that now
now you can save and submit your
you can save and submit your application at any
application at any time, and track its progress. time, and track its progress.
For more
For moreinformation
information visit:
visit:
unisa.edu.au/Study-at-UniSA/International-students/How-to-apply
unisa.edu.au/international/apply
30Help for sponsored students
A sponsored student is someone who has all or part
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available after arrival.
unisa.edu.au/sponsored-students
Bangladesh
Bangladesh Jordan
Iraq Philippines
Paraguay
Bahrain
Bahrain Kuwait
Jordan Qatar
Peru
Bhutan
Bhutan Laos
Kuwait Saudi Arabia
Philippines
Brazil
Brazil Libya
Laos Singapore
Qatar
Cambodia
Cambodia Malaysia
Libya Sri Lanka
Saudi Arabia
Costa Rica
Colombia Mongolia
Malaysia Tanzania
Singapore
Czech Republic
Costa Rica Myanmar
Mongolia Thailand
Sri Lanka
Egypt
Czech Republic Nepal
Myanmar Timor Leste
Tanzania
Fiji
Egypt Nigeria
Nepal Tuvalu
Thailand
India
Fiji Oman
Nigeria United ArabLeste
Timor Emirates
Indonesia
India Pakistan
Oman Vietnam
Tuvalu
Iran
Indonesia PapuaPakistan
New Guinea United Arab Emirates
Iraq
Iran Peru Guinea
Papua New Vietnam
31Accommodation:
A PLACE TO
CALL HOME
Dedicated student Student hostels
accommodation $135–$200 per week
Student hostels provide fully-furnished single rooms with a shared kitchen,
bathroom and recreational facilities. Bills (such as electricity) are included in
Dedicated student housing offers the rent. These are great places to meet fellow students and build networks.
well-equipped accommodation
options with the added benefit of Student apartments
living alongside fellow students. $150– $390 per week
A variety of student apartment options are available in the city and near
our suburban campuses. These include fully-furnished one to six bedroom
apartments, and spaces with shared kitchen, living and bathroom facilities.
Chores and household expenses are usually negotiated with fellow tenants.
Please see the map on page 25 for site locations.
32Private rental
accommodation
You may prefer to organise your
own private housing and we have
made searching easier through our
Rental Database.
UniSA's new Student
Accommodation by Urbanest
offers intelligently designed,
modern apartments. Urbanest Student Rental Database
Bank Street is located in
This is a great way to find the ideal place to stay. Login
Adelaide’s CBD, directly across
for exclusive search access or use the site app from your
from the central railway and mobile device.
tram stations, and bus links
to a number of suburbs. It’s a You can also look for vacancies through real estate
agencies and newspaper classifieds.
five-minute walk to Rundle Mall
– Adelaide’s premier shopping unisa.edu.au/accommodation/rental
precinct – and in between our
Note: the University does not inspect private rental properties
City East and City West campuses. (including those in the rental database). It is very important
Choose to live in a shared that you inspect the accommodation carefully and meet future
apartment or your own studio. housemates before paying money or agreeing to lease.
Swipe card access and CCTV / Private rental
gym / pool table / table tennis /
$100–$350 per week
iMac stations / secure bike
Renting privately can be a very affordable housing option
store / wireless internet / 24/7
if you are prepared to shop around. You can rent an entire
onsite team / big screen TV property, share with other students, or live in a home with
and games room / balcony area a family, couple or single person.
with BBQ, tables and benches /
laundry
Homestay / private boarding
$250–$300 per week
unisa.edu.au/accommodation
Students can live in a home with a family, couple or single
person. Costs include your own furnished room, meals and
utilities. Stays can be as short as four to six weeks.
TEMPORARY ACCOMMODATION
If you have not finalised your long-term accommodation,
please ensure that you arrange temporary accommodation
before arriving in Adelaide. Plan to arrive two weeks before
the start of your program to allow enough time to select
Residential colleges accommodation and get settled.
$325–$490 per week unisa.edu.au/temporary-accommodation
Located in North Adelaide, a 10 minute walk from the
city, are a number of residential colleges which offer HOUSING FAQS
fully-furnished single rooms with a bed, desk, chair,
telephone and wardrobe. Most include meals and Avoid common rental traps by checking our helpful Housing
provide access to computers, the internet, a library, FAQs. Contact us for more advice on +61 8 8302 0877 or
music rooms, sporting facilities and a laundry. accommodation@unisa.edu.au
Non-profit housing
Several not for profit and subsidised housing options are Note: all costs are per person in Australian dollars and are
open to students. Eligibility criteria and waiting lists apply. only approximate.
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Discover some of the unique
programs available across our
four academic areas.
Business and Law / Education, Arts
and Social Sciences / Health Sciences /
IT, Engineering, and the Environment
35Business
and Law
UniSA Business School/38–51
Education, Arts and
Social Sciences
Art, Architecture & Design/52–55
Communication, International Relations & Languages/56–58
Education/59–60
Psychology, Social Work & Human Services/61–64
Health
Sciences
Nursing & Midwifery/65–66
Rehabilitation, Health & Sport Sciences/67–70
Pharmacy, Medical Science & Medical Radiation Science/71–74
IT, Engineering,
and the Environment
Construction, Planning & Environment/75–76
Aviation/77–78
Engineering/79–81
Computer Information Technology/82–83
Science & Mathematics/84–85
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UniSA BUSINESS
SCHOOL
The UniSA Business School is ranked within the
top one percent worldwide and has been awarded
five-Stars by QS World University rankings. It is
also one of only nine Business Schools in Australia
to be accredited by EQUIS – the EFMD Quality
Improvement System. Our strong partnerships
give you the opportunity to work on industry
projects, receive business mentoring and
undertake internships as part of your studies.
FEATURED PROGRAMS
• Bachelor of Business (with specialisations)
• Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting)
• Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting),
Bachelor of Business (Finance)
• Bachelor of Laws
• Laws Double Degrees
• Bachelor of Marketing and Communication
For more information visit:
UniSABusinessSchool.edu.au
PART NER W I T H
P R O F ES S ION A L S
T HR O U G H T H E BU S I NES S
CA R E E R M E N TO R PROGRAM
TO P 1%
WO RLDW I D E *
*UniSA Business School is one of
just nine institutions in the country
and 163 globally to be accredited
by EQUIS. There are a total pool of
16,585 business schools worldwide,
AACSB, July 2016.
2016
OVERALL
382018 BUSINESS TIMETABLE
SUMMER FIRST SEMESTER WINTER SECOND SEMESTER SUMMER
UniSA BUSINESS SCHOOL
SCHOOL (FEB) SCHOOL (AUG) SCHOOL
intensive courses 10 weeks 8 weeks 10 weeks intensive courses
Dec/Jan Mon 26 Feb–Fri 8 Jun Mon 11 Jun–Fri 3 Aug Mon 6 Aug–Fri 18 Nov Dec/Jan
JUN JUL
Please note: Summer School and Winter School are not compulsory
Featuring shorter semesters starting in February 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 Mentors • Peer Assisted Study • Business soft skill courses
• Your Culture, My Culture Sessions (PASS) • Networking sessions, site
• ‘Spiced’ cooking • Guest lectures visits and role plays
demonstrations • Active learning mode • Career mentoring
• Undergraduate • Placements in local and
Program Hub international companies
39Bachelor of
BUSINESS
Develop a strong SPECIALISATIONS
business mind
Get a solid foundation
ECONOMICS, FINANCE AND TRADE
with core business
courses
FINANCE
Participate in industry HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
placements
LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT
Specialise in either a
profession, enterprise
or discipline
MANAGEMENT
or MARKETING
Diversify your skills with
a cross-disciplinary PROPERTY
specialisation from
another faculty SPORT AND RECREATION MANAGEMENT
TOURISM AND EVENT MANAGEMENT
CROSS-DISCIPLINARY SPECIALISATIONS
INFORMATION STRATEGY AND MANAGEMENT
INNOVATION AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
LEGAL STUDIES
40Campus: CE: City East, CW: City West,
M: Magill or ML: Mawson Lakes
Full-time program duration in years
Quota applies
SAIBT pathway
Honours available
Bachelor of Bachelor of
BUSINESSDBBN BUSINESS
ECONOMICS FINANCE AND
TRADEDBIB
UniSA BUSINESS SCHOOL
ENTRY
BUSINESS CORE COURSES
ATAR (Feb 2017 cut-off).................................. 70
CRICOS code.....................................082882D Marketing Principles: Trading
and Exchange
Fees* (indicative 2018)......A$29,500 pa
IELTS Total................................................................. 6 Quantitative Methods for Business ENTRY
IELTS Reading......................................................... 6 Business and Society BUSINESS CORE COURSES
ATAR (Feb 2017 cut-off).................................. 70
IELTS Writing........................................................... 6 Principles of Economics CRICOS code........................................027743E Marketing Principles: Trading
Start date..........................February, August and Exchange
Management and Organisation Fees* (indicative 2018)......A$29,500 pa
* See pages 95–98 for details IELTS Total................................................................. 6 Quantitative Methods for Business
Business Operations
IELTS Reading......................................................... 6 Business and Society
International Business Environment IELTS Writing........................................................... 6 Principles of Economics
Accounting Principles for Start date..........................February, August
Management and Organisation
Enjoy the flexibility of a Business Decisions * See pages 95–98 for details
Business Operations
broad business degree Business Intelligence
Professional Development in Business International Business Environment
Accounting for Business
Select up to three Strategic Management
Develop an in-depth Forecasting and Business Analysis
minors from disciplines Business Law
understanding of Professional Development in Business
across the University PLUS MINORS/ELECTIVES
4 x Minor 1 the global business Strategic Management
Discover pathways into 4 x Minor 2 environment Business Law
PLUS THE FOLLOWING
other specialisations 4 x Electives (or Minor 3)
SPECIALISATION COURSES
Two of your minors may be
Focus on currency
Macroeconomics
from any discipline across the markets, exchange
University. Examples include: Growth Development and
and global trade the Macroeconomy
• Marketing
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Economic Analysis of Business Decisions
• Business owner
• International Business Learn to write reports
• Communication and Media Business Finance
• Business consultant based on real policies Portfolio and Fund Management
• Psychology
• Business development Economics of Public Policy
manager
• Allied Health Gain practical skills
• Computer Systems International Economics
with computer
• Language (e.g. English (as International Currency and
FURTHER STUDY an Additional Language), simulation software Banking Markets
Students who complete a French, Italian or Japanese) PLUS ELECTIVES
UniSA undergraduate business One of your electives may be chosen 4 x Electives
degree may continue on to from the University-wide electives.
any of the Business School For a full list of minors please CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
master programs (other than visit: unisa.edu.au/minors
• Economist
the 5-star MBA), with a duration
of only one and a half years. • Banker
• Financial analyst
• Business forecaster
• Policy analyst
• Business development
manager
FURTHER STUDY
Students who complete a
UniSA undergraduate business
degree may continue on to
any of the Business School
master programs (other than
the 5-star MBA), with a duration
of only one and a half years.
41Bachelor of Bachelor of
BUSINESS BUSINESS
FINANCEDBCF HUMAN RESOURCE
MANAGEMENTDBBH
ENTRY FINSIA: as a graduate, you will
have satisfied the educational
ATAR (Feb 2017 cut-off).................................. 70 ENTRY PROFESSIONAL
requirements for membership
CRICOS code..................................... 080918B
of the Financial Services ATAR (Feb 2017 cut-off).................................. 70 RECOGNITION
Fees* (indicative 2018)......A$29,500 pa
Institute of Australasia. CRICOS code................................... 080603K This program is recognised by
IELTS Total................................................................. 6
Fees* (indicative 2018)......A$29,500 pa the world’s largest HRM body
IELTS Reading......................................................... 6 ASIC: this program also provides
IELTS Total................................................................. 6 based in the United States – the
IELTS Writing........................................................... 6 Tier 1 accredited recognition by
IELTS Reading......................................................... 6 Society for Human Resource
Start date..........................February, August the Australian Securities and
IELTS Writing........................................................... 6 Management (SHRM).
* See pages 95–98 for details Investments Commission for
Start date..........................February, August
the training requirements of
* See pages 95–98 for details
financial product advisers. FURTHER STUDY
Students who complete a
Join the most established FURTHER STUDY UniSA undergraduate business
finance degree of its Students who complete a Learn about the degree may continue on to
any of the Business School
kind in South Australia UniSA undergraduate business latest discoveries in master programs (other than
degree may continue on to
any of the Business School human resources the 5-star MBA), with a duration
Gain the knowledge and master programs (other than of only one and a half years.
confidence to succeed the 5-star MBA), with a duration Focus on people
in the fast-paced of only one and a half years. management – BUSINESS CORE COURSES
financial sector recruitment, training Marketing Principles: Trading
and Exchange
BUSINESS CORE COURSES and performance
Focus on borrowing, Marketing Principles: Trading Quantitative Methods for Business
lending and investing and Exchange
Develop an understanding Business and Society
of money Quantitative Methods for Business
of effective management
Principles of Economics
Business and Society Management and Organisation
systems and leadership
Learn in a finance trading Principles of Economics Business Operations
skills in a global context
lab featuring ticker boards Management and Organisation International Business Environment
and live market data Business Operations
Work closely with the Accounting Principles for
International Business Environment Business Decisions
Centre for Workplace Business Intelligence
Practice with IRESS Accounting for Business
Excellence Professional Development in Business
X-Plan financial Forecasting and Business Analysis
Strategic Management
planning software Professional Development in Business
Strategic Financial Analysis Business Law
PLUS THE FOLLOWING
Business Law CAREER OPPORTUNITIES SPECIALISATION COURSES
PLUS THE FOLLOWING • Organisational human Foundations of Human
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES SPECIALISATION COURSES
resources Resource Management
• Financial planning and advisory Financial Accounting 1
• Learning and development Work Health and Safety
Macroeconomics Management Principles
• Investment • Organisational development
Financial Markets and Institutions Training and Development
• International banking • Industrial relations
Business Finance Performance and Compensation
• Corporate treasury and • Recruitment consulting Management
money markets Financial Planning and Personal Finance
International Currency and • General management Management of Industrial Relations
• Lending
Banking Markets • Occupational health, Staffing Organisations
• Funds management safety and welfare
Portfolio and Fund Management Employment Law
• Management consulting Financial Risk Analysis • Project management Strategic Human Resource Management
Corporate Valuation and and policy advice PLUS ELECTIVES
PROFESSIONAL Risk Management
4 x Electives
RECOGNITION OR PROFESSIONAL
Applied Financial Planning
CFA: we are one of only eight ACCREDITATION
universities in Australia to have PLUS ELECTIVES
As a graduate you will have
our finance degrees accepted 3 x Electives satisfied the requirements
into the Chartered Financial for professional membership
Analyst Institute (CFA) University to the Australian Human
Recognition Program. Resources Institute (AHRI).
42Campus: CE: City East, CW: City West,
M: Magill or ML: Mawson Lakes
Full-time program duration in years
Quota applies
SAIBT pathway
Honours available
Bachelor of Bachelor of
BUSINESS BUSINESS
LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENTDBBG
MANAGEMENTDBBL
UniSA BUSINESS SCHOOL
ENTRY FURTHER STUDY
ENTRY FURTHER STUDY ATAR (Feb 2017 cut-off).................................. 70 Students who complete a
CRICOS code.................................... 080993B UniSA undergraduate business
ATAR (Feb 2017 cut-off).................................. 70 Students who complete a
Fees* (indicative 2018)......A$29,500 pa degree may continue on to
CRICOS code......................................080915E UniSA undergraduate business
IELTS Total................................................................. 6 any of the Business School
Fees* (indicative 2018)......A$29,500 pa degree may continue on to
IELTS Reading......................................................... 6 master programs (other than
IELTS Total................................................................. 6 any of the Business School
IELTS Writing........................................................... 6 the 5-star MBA), with a duration
IELTS Reading......................................................... 6 master programs (other than
Start date..........................February, August of only one and a half years.
IELTS Writing........................................................... 6 the 5-star MBA), with a duration
Start date..........................February, August of only one and a half years. * See pages 95–98 for details
* See pages 95–98 for details BUSINESS CORE COURSES
BUSINESS CORE COURSES Marketing Principles: Trading
and Exchange
Marketing Principles: Trading Discover modern
Quantitative Methods for Business
Specialisation focused on
and Exchange management involving
Quantitative Methods for Business Business and Society
the complex systems of the organisation Principles of Economics
Business and Society
global product supply of people, money Management and Organisation
Principles of Economics
and technology Business Operations
Management and Organisation
Learn to manage the International Business Environment
flow of goods and
Business Operations Learn about the
International Business Environment Accounting Principles for
services from point of latest business trends Business Decisions
Accounting Principles for
origin to consumer Business Decisions and how to manage Business Intelligence
Business Intelligence emerging issues Professional Development in Business
Gain knowledge in Professional Development in Business Strategic Management
operations, warehousing, Strategic Management
Gain skills in Business Law
inventory, purchasing, Business Law problem-solving and PLUS THE FOLLOWING
SPECIALISATION COURSES
transport and distribution PLUS THE FOLLOWING leadership to achieve
Foundations of Human
SPECIALISATION COURSES business objectives Resource Management
Develop skills in Principles of Logistics and Supply
Communication and
Chain Management Complete a work
minimising wastage Organisational Practices
Managing Services
and maximising profit placement and be Organisational Behaviour
Project Management: Principles
and Strategies mentored by an Australian Managing Decision Making
Managing Decision Making business manager International Management
Ethics and Values
Integrated Supply Chain Management
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Project Management: Principles
Procurement and Purchasing Strategies and Strategies
• Logistics manager
Sustainable Logistics and Supply Entrepreneurial Enterprises
• Operations coordinator Chain Management CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
Organisational Leadership
• Inventory supply chain manager International Management • Project officer
Ethics and Values PLUS ELECTIVES
• Pricing analyst • Executive officer
PLUS ELECTIVES 4 x Electives
• Demand planner • Business manager
4 x Electives
• Public policy manager
• General manager
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