University of Adelaide Courses

The world is changing. What is causing that change? Can conflict be contained? How can nation-states and citizens influence the course of climate change?International Relations examines the political and societal forces of international change.

Music in the secondary years is beneficial for the intellectual, emotional and social wellbeing of young people.

The middle years of schooling (years 7-10) are an exciting time. We will show you how to use your own iPad with pencil and keyboard to its full teaching potential so you can earn Apple Teacher status.

Arts offers great insights into history and culture. Economics throws light on our commercial realm's complexities and examines the ""big picture"".

Sociology uses rigorous research to question and critique our social interactions. In our hyper connected world, social reasoning is vital for media professionals.

Expertise in the sociology of crime and deviance will complement, contextualise and enrich your legal studies.On completion of the degree you'll be uniquely placed to pursue careers in criminal law, government, commerce, industry, academia, social welfare and community organisations.

Are you interested in the interaction of economics and finance at an international level?Our Bachelor of Finance (International) is a specialised stream for global thinkers. In an increasingly connected world, we need financial expertise in this area more than ever.

Chemical engineers design renewable energy solutions, new and improved medicines, chemical plants, cosmetics and food factories.For those working in the field, financial expertise offers significant benefits. You'll be uniquely placed to commercialise your innovations.

We are living in a world that is at times volatile unexpected and ambiguous.

Do you aspire to leadership roles within your chosen industry?

Our graduate diploma provides key business skills and a pathway into the University's prestigious Executive Master of Business Administration (MBA).

The defence industry is an important driver of Australia's national security and economic success. Contracts relating to defence procurement must address many unique issues and deal with the practical realities and challenges of procurement in a national security context.