Study in Adelaide
Explore top-tier universities, affordable living, and a supportive multicultural environment with FarGroup's expert guidance in Adelaide.
Why Choose Adelaide?
Adelaide, the capital of South Australia, is renowned for offering world-class education, a welcoming community, and one of the most affordable living costs among major Australian cities. It consistently ranks as one of the most livable cities in the world.
Universities in Adelaide are globally recognized, offering a wide range of undergraduate, postgraduate, and vocational programs. There is strong support for international students through student services, academic guidance, and career development.
Beyond academics, the city’s vibrant food scene (with over 900 restaurants), cultural events, and safe, inclusive environment make it an ideal place for international students.
Top Universities
University of Adelaide, Flinders University, UniSA
Course Duration
3-4 Years (UG), 1-2 Years (PG)
Work While Studying
Up to 40 hrs/fortnight
Post Study Work
2-4 Years (Depending on Qualification)
Living Cost
Approx. AUD 1,700-2,500/month
Intakes
Feb, Jul, Nov (varies)
How FAR Group Helps You Study in Adelaide
Adelaide offers a blend of high-quality universities and vocational training institutions.
Now, let’s get to the good stuff—how do we at FAR Group Company turn your Adelaide study dreams into a done deal? We’re not just about filling out forms; we’re your personal cheerleaders through the whole Student Visa Australia process. Here’s how we roll.
Expert Student Visa Assistance Navigating the Australian visa system can feel like solving a puzzle blindfolded, but don’t worry—we’ve got the map. Our team specializes in Student Visa for Australia applications, especially for Adelaide-bound students. We know every rule, every loophole, and every trick to make sure your application shines. From gathering documents to prepping for interviews, we’ve got your back. Why stress when you can let the pros handle it?
Step-by-Step Guidance for a Smooth Journey We believe in holding your hand (figuratively, of course!) from start to finish. First, we’ll chat about your study goals and pick the perfect course and uni in Adelaide. Then, we’ll walk you through the visa application, step by tiny step, making sure nothing slips through the cracks. Think of us as your personal tour guide on the road to Adelaide—smooth, scenic, and stress-free. Ready to take the first step?
- Universities: Prestigious research and teaching institutions
- Vocational Education (VET): Courses through TAFE and private colleges
- English Courses: Intensive language programs to help prepare for academic study
Visa & Work Opportunities
International students can work part-time during study and full-time during semester breaks.
On a Student Visa (Subclass 500), students are typically allowed to work up to 40 hours per fortnight during term.
After graduation, you may be eligible for the Temporary Graduate Visa (subclass 485) to stay and work in Australia, depending on your course.
Cost of Living in Adelaide
Adelaide is one of the most affordable major cities in Australia.
On average, students in Adelaide might spend between AUD 1,700 to 2,500 per month on living expenses (rent, food, transport).
- Accommodation: AUD 150–450/week (varies with housing type)
- Food & Groceries: ~AUD 80–150/week
- Transport: ~AUD 30–60/week
- Utilities & Miscellaneous: ~AUD 20–50/week
Support for International Students
Universities and institutions in Adelaide provide strong support systems for international students.
Support services include academic counseling, health and well-being programs, orientation for new students, and career guidance.
- Health Insurance: Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC)
- Student Counseling: Academic and personal support
- Career Services: Internships & job placement support
- Accommodation Help: Assistance in finding student-friendly housing
Living in Adelaide: Culture & Lifestyle
Adelaide offers a relaxed and culturally rich student life.
The city is known for its tree-lined streets, nearby hills, wine regions, and beautiful coastline. Adelaide is also a UNESCO Creative City with an active arts scene, festivals, and food culture.
- Public Transport: Efficient buses, trams, and bikes make the city easy to navigate.
- Food & Wine: Over 900 eateries, cafes, and pubs; close to world-renowned wine regions.
- Safety: One of the safer Australian capitals with excellent community support.
- Events: Adelaide Fringe, arts festivals, music events and more.
