From August 2025 you can apply as a domestic student for entry to Adelaide University in 2026.
Applications for 2026 will be via SATAC for most undergraduate and postgraduate coursework programs. A direct application process will be available for 100% online degrees at a later date. In the meantime, you could start your degree at UniSA or the University of Adelaide and continue at Adelaide University.
Explore the infinite possibilities of new and emerging technologies and be ready to change the world.
The global tech workforce is booming. As technologies evolve and reshape our world, industries are investing heavily in digital infrastructure, seeking innovative ways to operate. In Australia, the information technology industry grew 8% in the past year, putting us on track for 1.2 million technology-related jobs by 2030*. Ready to see where our degrees can take you?
At Adelaide University, our IT degrees are designed for versatility and impact. Gain the skills and knowledge to tackle the constantly adapting world of digital technologies. Learn from expert teaching staff, engaging in both theory and practical hardware training. Connect with industry through internships, mentoring and real-world projects. Our partnerships with major local and global companies deliver a future-thinking and innovative curriculum – giving your career a head start.
Push the limits in today’s globalised world. With every industry incorporating digital technology and artificial intelligence, you’ll learn the most relevant practices and insights. Develop applications and harness datasets, preparing to take on the challenges of today and tomorrow. Graduate with highly developed skills that are in demand across a range of industries – from global enterprises to local startups.
*Getting to 1.2 million (2022), Tech Council of Australia.
Explore flexible and impactful IT degrees
Develop adaptable skills for the digital landscape with a variety of electives and majors.
Give yourself a career superpower
Collaborate with real clients, mentors and industry professionals on projects and internships.
Push the boundaries
Learn in practical labs and studios with degrees aligned to the latest industry practices.
Explore the infinite possibilities of new and emerging technologies and be ready to change the world.
The global tech workforce is booming. As technologies evolve and reshape our world, industries are investing heavily in digital infrastructure, seeking innovative ways to operate. In Australia, the information technology industry grew 8% in the past year, putting us on track for 1.2 million technology-related jobs by 2030*. Ready to see where our degrees can take you?
At Adelaide University, our IT degrees are designed for versatility and impact. Gain the skills and knowledge to tackle the constantly adapting world of digital technologies. Learn from expert teaching staff, engaging in both theory and practical hardware training. Connect with industry through internships, mentoring and real-world projects. Our partnerships with major local and global companies deliver a future-thinking and innovative curriculum – giving your career a head start.
Push the limits in today’s globalised world. With every industry incorporating digital technology and artificial intelligence, you’ll learn the most relevant practices and insights. Develop applications and harness datasets, preparing to take on the challenges of today and tomorrow. Graduate with highly developed skills that are in demand across a range of industries – from global enterprises to local startups.
*Getting to 1.2 million (2022), Tech Council of Australia.
Explore flexible and impactful IT degrees
Develop adaptable skills for the digital landscape with a variety of electives and majors.
Give yourself a career superpower
Collaborate with real clients, mentors and industry professionals on projects and internships.
Push the boundaries
Learn in practical labs and studios with degrees aligned to the latest industry practices.
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