The average annual cost of attending the University of Adelaide is 60,000 AUD (33 lakhs), which includes tuition and living expenses. To help offset the high cost of living and tuition, students can apply for tuition fee waivers ranging from 15% to 50% through scholarships granted by the university.

The University only has on-campus housing on the Roseworthy campus, although it partners with specific residential homes and provides it to students to make their search easier. Some of the amenities provided by the university on-campus housing include free and unrestricted WIFI, a bed, a wardrobe, and a dresser. Our expert team of accommodation consultants is available to assist our university community with general accommodation in managed student housing during your first year at the University of Adelaide (24 hours a day, 7 days a week). The fees for various on-campus housing alternatives range from 7,750 AUD to 7,750 AUD. The average weekly price range for off-campus accommodation is 280 AUD – 368 AUD.

The total number of students enrolled at the university are 27094, out of which 5745 are international students. The acceptance rate is 29.0 %.

The University of Adelaide has a total of four campuses, all of which are situated in Australia: The major campus of the institution is North Terrace Campus, which is located in the Central Business District. It is the primary location for undergraduate programmes as well as a few research facilities. The renowned Waite Research Institute is located on the Waite Campus. It also teaches plant biotechnology, plant breeding, sustainable agriculture, horticulture, and land management, among other things. The Roseworthy Campus hosts classes in animal and veterinary sciences, dry-land agriculture, and animal production. The Melbourne Campus provides selected degrees, including a UG in Commerce and a PG in Accounting, Finance, Applied Finance, Professional Accounting, and Computing and Innovation. Students can spend their time off campus in adjacent cafés and eateries such as Cold Rock Cafe, Cafe Lota, Muffin Break, and others.

UniSA Business is accredited by both AACSB International (The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business) and EFMD (EQUIS) – the world's leading accreditation bodies recognising excellence in business education and research at a global level.

The University's career centre assists students in developing their talents and connecting with businesses. In addition, the centre strives to improve employability skills through resume writing, mock interviews, and career coaching. Students are given access to online portals and virtual employment resources where they can post their resumes and employers can choose the best prospects. ACCENTURE, Accenture, Apple, Coca-Cola, Deloitte, KPMG, Hewlett Packard, Johnson Johnson, and Motorola are recruiting companies at the university.