University of Adelaide
Higher EducationSouth Australia, Australia5001-10000 Employees
The University of Adelaide is a major public research and higher education institution located in Adelaide, South Australia. It was founded in 1874, making it Australia’s third-oldest university, and it has earned a global reputation by ranking among the world’s top one percent and as the leading university in South Australia. Its alumni include five Nobel Laureates, more than 120 Fulbright Scholars, and over 100 Rhodes Scholars, underscoring its long history of scholarly achievement. The university operates within the higher education industry, delivering education and conducting research across disciplines, and it engages with industry and government partners to advance practical outcomes. One notable development in 2026 is a partnership with the Australian National Fabrication Facility Limited to establish the Technology Readiness Accelerator Facility, reflecting ongoing collaboration with national networks. It is based in Adelaide and serves students, researchers, and partner organizations through its research networks.