University of Adelaide - Adelaide - Australia

The University of Adelaide is Australia’s third oldest university and was founded in 1874 with a noble goal, to prepare leaders shaped by education rather than by birth or wealth in an environment free from inequalities. Today, they continue their legacy of inclusion and excellence and are consistently ranked among the top one percent of universities worldwide. They have earned numerous awards, with special recognition to their Medicine, Engineering, Sciences, Social Sciences and Life Sciences faculties. The university constitutes a vibrant and diverse community with over 25,000 students and over 3,500 members of staff across three main campuses. While they focus on education and research,

they also take great pride in being an important member of the Adelaide community. The university works with the community through strategic partnerships and alignments with business and enterprise, government bodies, other research institutions, NGOs and industry groups. Public lectures, open days, music concerts, public tours, exhibitions, and participation in community events are all ways the university embodies its value on being a positive influencer on the community and region around you, a value that it tries to instill in all its students.