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ROSEWORTHY CAMPUS
Australia’s first agricultural teaching and
research centre, Roseworthy Campus was
established in 1883. The 1,600-hectare campus
is in a rural setting 55 kilometres north of Adelaide
and 10 kilometres from Gawler, a well-serviced
town with a population of almost 20,000. A
shuttle bus service connects Roseworthy with
the North Terrace and Waite campuses.
The campus has excellent teaching and
laboratory facilities and includes a working
farm on which students gain practical
experience and training. With its own student
accommodation, childcare centre, tavern,
swimming pool and fitness centre, Roseworthy
campus is a small community.
Roseworthy is internationally known as a centre
of excellence in dry land agriculture and animal
science. Campus partners include Primary
Industries and Resources South Australia
(PIRSA), South Australian Research and
Development Institute (SARDI), and the Pig and
Poultry Production Institute (PPPI).
The campus is home to the State Government
of South Australia’s Constellation in Animal
Science, and is the centre of the national
operations of Australian Grain Technologies
Pty Ltd (AGT), the largest cereal breeding
company in Australia.
The campus is the home of South Australia’s
first Veterinary Science program which includes
leading-edge teaching facilities and Veterinary
Health Centres.
THEBARTON CAMPUS
Thebarton Campus is a dedicated research
and development park that stimulates vital
interaction between the University and Australian
business and industry.
Located on the banks of the River Torrens close
to the Adelaide Entertainment Centre, four
kilometres west of the city centre, the campus
hosts a number of applied research activities
in areas including mechanical engineering,
physical sciences, electronic engineering,
chemical engineering and occupational health.
Commercial enterprises include business
involved in materials engineering, biotechnology,
environmental services, information technology,
SINGAPORE
The Ngee Ann-Adelaide Education Centre
(NAA), a joint venture partnership between
the University of Adelaide and the Ngee Ann
Kongsi, offers a growing range of postgraduate
and undergraduate programs in Singapore.
The Centre is located in the stately Teochew
Building on Tank Road in central Singapore.
Dedicated facilities for students in the completely
renovated building include multimedia equipped
lecture rooms, a student computer network
with internet access, computer equipped
syndicate rooms, a computer laboratory, a
student lounge and private study rooms.
“ Possibly the last
well-planned and
contented metropolis
on earth. ”
The New Yorker Magazine
For detailed campus
maps and a virtual tour:
www.adelaide.edu.au
industrial design, laser/optics technology, health
products, engineering services, radar systems
and telecommunications.
In addition to establishing lasting partnerships
with industry tenants, the campus provides a
physical and program base for development
of student projects and student skills into new
business enterprises as part of the Graduate
Entrepreneurial Program. The program assists
graduates with an innovative idea for a product,
process or service to commence a business,
or links graduates with small to medium-sized
companies to develop innovative ideas.
For detailed campus maps and a virtual tour:
www.adelaide.edu.au/
More information about University of
Adelaide programs offered in Singapore is
available at: www.naa.edu.sg
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