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• Undergraduate courses are for students currently studying a Bachelor degree at their home institution.
• Postgraduate courses are for students who have completed an undergraduate qualification and are continuing their studies by completing an Award such as a Graduate Certificate, Graduate Diploma, Masters Degree, PhD or Doctorate at their home institution.
• All courses have a course code, which includes 4-digit numbers. These numbers indicate the course level:
  • 1000 to 3999 – Undergraduate courses (e.g the second year course International Business II has a code of INTBUS 2500)
  • 4000 – Honours courses. Honours courses are not currently offered to Study Abroad or Exchange students.
  • 5000 to 7999 – Postgraduate courses

It is not possible to choose a combination of undergraduate and postgraduate courses.

Unavailable courses are not offered to Study Abroad or Exchange students.

Some courses may have pre-requisites, limited availability or may require pre-approval by the School/Faculty. Students should ensure that they have appropriate academic background.

Unavailable courses

• Courses with a course code ending in RG (e.g. FOOD SC 2501RG) are not available
• Courses with a course code ending in NA (e.g. COMMLAW 1004NA) are not available
• Courses with a course code ending UAC (e.g. ACCTING 1002UAC) are not available.Ìý

Checking course availability

To check if a course you have selected is available to Study Abroad or Exchange students, visit the Course Outline list, navigate to study area that you are interested in, then select the course that you are interested in and click on the 'General Course Information' drop-down menu. This is also where you can find any pre-requisites or restrictions.

Some courses have pre-requisites and require you to submit course descriptions (syllabi) of courses you have studied in the same subject area at your home university. Admission into these courses cannot be guaranteed.

You will need to provide course descriptions (in English) for courses chosen from the following study areas:

• Criminology
• Education
• Health Sciences
• Languages
• Law
• MBA (Executive Master of Business Administration)
• Media
• Music
• Sciences

Your home university will be able to provide course descriptions to you. You will need to gather this information, save them as PDF documents and submit them with your application.

Please ensure that your course descriptions contain detailed information of the course content you were taught. It is important to clearly articulate this information so that the lecturers of our courses are able to determine if you have the required academic background to be admitted.

You will not be assessed for entry into the above course areas unless you submit the course descriptions.

ArtsÌý

Please refer to restricted and unavailable courses above.

Courses from the following study areas require additional approval from the Faculty of Arts Business, Law and Economics: Criminology, Education, Languages, Media and Music.

Business, Law, and Economics

Please refer to restricted and unavailable courses above.

Law:ÌýLaw School applicants must be Law students in their home institution. Students may enrol into all PG OR all LLB Law courses. Students may not choose a combination of PG and LLB enrolments during their study at the Adelaide Law School.Ìý

Law:ÌýLaw School applicants must be Law students in their home institution.Ìý

MBA:ÌýMBA courses offered in theÌýExecutive Master of Business AdministrationÌýprogram will require a minimum of two years full-time work experience in a managerial role (substantiated by a current CV or resume outlining managerial roles and achievements) and a completed Bachelor degree. MBA classes are run on a trimester basis and held in the evenings with some classes running intensively on weekends. As part of the application process prospective students will be required to participate in a Zoom or Skype conversation with the MBA Director if a face-to-face appointment is not possible. For more information please contactÌýexchange.pghub@adelaide.edu.au

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Most courses within the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences require additional approval.

Engineering and Technology

Please refer to restricted and unavailable courses above.

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SciencesÌý

Please refer to restricted and unavailable courses above.

Most Science courses require additional approval from the Faculty of Science, Engineering and Technology.

It may be possible to incorporate an Internship experience into your Exchange or Study Abroad Program. The ³ÉÈË´óƬ has a well equipped Internships Office to help facilitate students expanding their skills outside of the classroom. To learn more, visit the Student Internships website.

The following Internship courses are available to Exchange and Study Abroad students:

Faculty of Arts, Business, Law and Economics:

• ABLEINT 2001 - ABLE Internship Level II
• ABLEINT 3001 - ABLE Internship Level III
• ABLEINT 7001 - ABLE Internship Postgraduate
• POLIS3107- International Relations Internship

Faculty of Science Engineering and Technology:

• STEM 3700 - STEM Internship
• STEM 7555 - STEM Internship

Do note, Students will be supported in securing a suitable internship which aligns with their major or specialisation; and professional interests. Students are required to demonstrate a positive attitude and commitment during the internship process and must present to the Internships Office with a professional resume and transcript.Ìý The Internships Office will liaise with the student and potential host organisations who will usually require the student to formally apply and participate in an internship interview process, prior to being offered an internship. To avoid a delay in this process, students are advised get in touch as early as possible as it takes time to finalise internship arrangements. Students won’t be able to do an internship course if they enrol less than 1 month prior to semester commencement.