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Adelaide is third in the world's most liveable cities. It has a vibrant atmosphere and beautiful natural surroundings. There are many things to do and see outside of the classroom. These include local fresh food markets and significant sporting events. It has been laid out so that people spend less time driving and more time living in the city. Because it is less expensive than other capital cities in Australia, you'll be able to spend more time enjoying it. More than 40,000 students come from 130 countries to study, live, and work in this city.
Adelaide: Life is good
Adelaide is the third most liveable place in the world, with people from all parts of the globe. It is a great place to call home because of its loving community. It is small enough that you can spend less time travelling and more time sightseeing or relaxing in the city.
The cost of living in this city is 14% lower than those in major Australian cities. It also has the lowest median rent.
Adelaide has lower living costs than other major Australian cities. If you choose to study in Adelaide, you will be able afford a luxurious lifestyle.
Below is an estimate of the average weekly cost. This is just a rough estimate. Actual prices may vary depending on your lifestyle.
- Rent - City (Shared), AUD 185/WK
- Utility Bill (Shared: AUD 30/WK
- Groceries - AUD 60/WK
- Phone /internet: AUD 25/WK
- Transport AUD 15/WK
- Entertainment AUD 80/WK
You'll find affordable student housing in Adelaide.
Prices for renting a house can vary depending on where you live and what type of property you have. Below is a breakdown of the costs of housing in the city.
- Hostels/Guesthouses - $90-$150/WK
- Rent a Shared Apartment - $85-$215/WK
- On-campus - $90-280/WK
- Homestay - $235-325/WK
- Rent - $165-$440/WK
- Boarding schools - $11,000-$22,000/WK
Public Transport
Studying in Adelaide will allow you to take advantage of significant reductions in public transport thanks to the South Australian government's subsidies.
Adelaide Metro is Adelaide's public transportation system. It provides efficient and affordable travel within the city and surrounding areas. To pay the fare for public transportation, you will need a MetroCard (or a Metro Ticket).
Students in Tertiary can travel free on all tram, bus, and train services. A 28-Day Pass costs AUD 51.50. Primary and secondary school students travel at AUD 25.50.
Adelaide Metro offers a variety of free public transportation services to the city.
Education in Adelaide
Adelaide's universities rank in the top 2% of global universities. The city is home to many Nobel Laureates and Rhodes Scholars, who are leaders in their fields. Here are the top universities in Adelaide.
- Flinders University
- The University of Adelaide
- The University of South Australia
- Carnegie Mellon University
- Torrens University
- Kathleen Lumley College
A number of specialized higher education institutions also offer high-quality education in a variety of fields, including technology, business, hospitality, and technology.
Universities offer Bachelor's and Master's degrees, as well as graduate diplomas in many fields such as business, engineering and information technology.
Job Opportunities for Students in Adelaide
- Students may work up to 40 hours per week during the semester and full-time during semester breaks.
- After completion of a Bachelor's or Master's degree, post-study work permits have been extended by one year.
- A career club at universities helps students create a resume and prepare for interviews. They can also assist with the search for internships, work placements, and part-time work opportunities.
- You can find part-time and casual jobs on many Australian job sites like Spotjobs.com, Indeed, Jobbydoo and Jora.
The Virtual South Australia Education Fair will provide information about studying in Adelaide. Get to know South Australia's study options by meeting with SIEC country experts.
