University of South Australia (UniSA): Admissions 2025, Fees, Rankings, Scholarships & Courses

UniSA has become a very important part for my career with lots of exposure in academics and personal life.

UniSA has a vast number of clubs and events happening on the campus. The best way to keep a track of them is to follow their instagram account.

It all depends on the individual person. You yourself have to take the responsibility. There’s is no one to push you to do something. The faculty are just there to guide you. Ultimately, it is your duty to learn as much as you can and get a job.

Campus life was good with regular events and activities. I haven’t got much of a chance to experience it but it was always busy.

I chose University of South Australia for the following reasons: 1. Ranking: it is one of the top ranked universities in the world for accounting and finance. It is ranked in top 100 for accounts and finance and is ranked never 1 In Australia for quality education. Also it is top 30 in the world young university rankings. 2. Cost: it fitted my budget fabulously so it became a top preference pretty quick. 3. Location: The University of South Australia is located in Adelaide which is one of the most desirable places to live in the world according to world living index.

35000 AUD for 2 Years

Because it's in Adelaide where sibling is also studying, I had good reviews about this university from my sister

I wanted to do Pharmacy and UniSA is the only university in SA that offers this course and that too without maths as I did PCB in year 12. Also, Adelaide is a very good city as it is small and comfortable with everything in a radius of 10km. Therefore, it is very easy and fast to get to the universities from any part of Adelaide and thus students can invest more time on studies rather than on transport.

It was the first offer I received and I didn't want to wait for one from Adelaide Uni, as I had been panicking about whether or not the grades I provided were indeed up to scratch for University-level education. When I looked into it I also discovered that the courses were very similar and there was no particular reason I necessarily needed to go to Adelaide.

I was able to pay through the HECS system, which was implemented by the Hawke Labor government in this country back in 1985. HECS is a system that I do not have to pay back until I am in a job earning $50,000+ per year. I do not, however, see such a circumstance happening at any point in the foreseeable future.

It has a good reputation in the arts as well as a high percentage of graduate careers. Also just because it was the first university I got accepted into and I just went for it without waiting for any other responses.

I am an international student so fees are extremely expensive! I'm paying 28000 a year. I also paid an additional fee for insurance.

It had my course and good facilities.

They allow students to pay upfront or through HECS.

The university was well advertised at school and on an orientation day. The facilities suit my needs and the location is suitable for me (closer than others). My chosen course was also only offered at this university.

Fees are billed annually. An option is available to get a student loan which most students are currently doing as they do not have the money to pay off