As a regional student, you can also choose to relocate and study at one of the UniSA campuses in Adelaide. Depending on your chosen degree you might be based at City West, City East, Magill or Mawson Lakes. Here are some useful tips to help you make a smooth transition.
Before you arrive:
Explore your study options
Go online and find out more about the 200+ degrees we offer, including entry requirements, what courses you will study, career outcomes and more.
Check for scholarships
UniSA offers a wide range of scholarships, including the UniSA Rural Connect Scholarships, which help rural and regional students fund their relocation to study in Adelaide. Check out the online scholarships search engine to see what you may be eligible for.
Check for scholarships
Look into accommodation
There are a variety of student accommodation options available including UniSA’s new Student Accommodation by Scape, offering modern apartments in the heart of the Adelaide CBD. It is important to start this process early, so visit our website and connect with one of our dedicated advisers.
After you arrive:
Access support services
We offer an extensive range of support services to help you succeed at university. From study support to personal counselling, we are here to help. Check out the resources available online or visit your local Campus Central team.
Have a travel plan
Take the time to map out how you will get to and from campus. You can make the most of Adelaide being a smaller capital city and drive, cycle or catch public transport. Parking at the suburban campuses is very affordable, and bike storage and showers are available at all campuses.
Plan your career
It’s important to explore your career options and understand where your degree can take you. Our Career Services team provides on-campus advice and support, along with a variety of online resources. They can also help you to find paid or unpaid volunteer, internship and employment opportunities, and they host workshops and events throughout the year so you can develop your professional knowledge and skills.
Consider overseas study
Expand your horizons through international field trips, work placements, internships, study tours, short-term programs, volunteer opportunities, conferences or a student exchange during your studies. You will graduate with a global and competitive edge, with international knowledge and experience.
