University of Adelaide College - Melbourne

Course Description

As the Preferred Pathway Provider to the University of Adelaide, students can have confidence that the program they study will prepare them for university. The College works in partnership with the University of Adelaide to give students the best learning opportunities. All of the study programs are designed with the University’s requirements in mind. The syllabus is kept up to date with the latest content from courses at the University of Adelaide, so students get the benefit of a university-level education. With world-class teachers, small class sizes and a supportive approach, students are guaranteed the highest quality learning. The College provides personal support to help students achieve their best in their studies and to ensure they are comfortable in their social lives outside of the College, preparing them for university and their careers beyond.

Why The University of Adelaide College - Melbourne

• Campus Life and Surrounding: Melbourne plays host to a great range of events throughout the year including Aussie Rules football, tennis, art and culture, markets and exhibitions. Well known for excellent coffee, and art-filled laneways, and with learners from all over the world, students are sure to love the lifestyle in Melbourne.
• Facilities: Due to the College's special relationship with the University of Adelaide, students will be part of the University and have access to all the state-of-the-art facilities the University has on offer.
• Flexible Options: With three intakes per year, students are sure to find a program option that works for them. Plus, with a wide variety of subjects and courses on offer, students have the chance to learn content relevant to their degree before they are even enrolled.
• Additional English Language Support Services: The College has students from all over the world. To make sure that everyone has the best chance to reach their potential, a range of different language support services are available to assist students with their studies across subjects.