The University of South Australia is located in Adelaide, the capital of the state of South Australia.
The University was established in 1991 through the merger of the South Australian Institute of Technology and the South Australian Institute of Higher Education.
The University of South Australia is a member of the Australian Scientific Community University.
In 2004, the Centre for Quality Assessment of Australian Universities conducted a review of the University of South Australia and issued 16 commendations for the good practices of the University, which greatly recognized the university’s work.
The University of South Australia has excellent facilities, including more than 30 computer centres with 24-hour Internet access;
The school’s online career service gives students access to employers in Australia and around the world during their time in school.
The University of South Australia has a business school, school of Education and Society, School of Health and School of Information Technology and Environment.
The University offers undergraduate and graduate programmes and offers 290 internationally recognised degree programmes in fields including engineering, information technology and biotechnology, natural and man-made environments, nursing, health and medical sciences, education, social sciences and arts, business, management and business.