Where cutting-edge connects with tradition in the heart of the city
With buildings steeped in history, vibrant galleries and public spaces, and the latest in teaching and research facilities, Adelaide University’s Adelaide City Campus is perfectly positioned on North Terrace in the Central Business District (CBD). North Terrace is well known as Adelaide’s cultural boulevard: with institutions like the SA Museum, Art Gallery of South Australia, Jam Factory, Samstag Museum and MOD., you’ll have plenty of opportunities to discover South Australia’s rich history and culture.
The campus encompasses precincts at both the east and west ends of the city. Adelaide City Campus – West features cutting-edge creative studios and modern learning spaces, as well as unique facilities like the Architecture Museum and SASA Gallery. Adelaide City – West is also surrounded by live music venues, and borders Adelaide’s biomedical precinct, where significant and groundbreaking medical research occurs.
Located adjacent to the Adelaide Botanic Gardens, Adelaide City Campus – East is infused with rich architectural history and cultural significance. Recharge your batteries with a wander through the picturesque botanical gardens. Discover diverse habitats and learn about the local wildlife or simply enjoy a coffee or lazy lunch among some of Australia’s finest plant collections. Adelaide’s East End also boasts an eclectic mix of art galleries, contemporary dining and boutique fashion retailers nestled among some of the State’s oldest buildings.
Adelaide City Campus is easily accessed by public transport and are included in the city’s free tram travel zone that runs between the South Terrace, Adelaide Entertainment Centre, Festival Plaza and Botanic Gardens tram stops. There is plenty of nearby car parking and bike storage available across both locations.