The Top 10 Colleges & Universities in Adelaide, South Australia

Fresh reviews:

Yes, I know its hard to believe that in my spare time I like to do some old school nerding about and this is one of the places I like to do it.Aside from being used for a range of boring university lectures, The Hawke Centre houses both the Samstag and Kerry Packer Gallery, Prime Ministerial Library and a range…

Chloe R.

The Hawke Centre

RED CROSS COLLEGE/Technical CollegeDespatch date and time; 2013. Feels like a Hostel crossed with a Firm, of some sort!Modern, fit-outs, a IKEA/Freedom furniture feel/vibe, and it has a healthy safe environment feel from it all. «What’s that I hear from you… you would like me to explain it clearer?»Whether…

Iain T.

Red Cross College

Absolutely perfect and it’s probably worth going to uni to have access to this place. Whoever designed this place is a genius. Feels like a café to go to that is for working, the right balance so I feel like doing work as opposed to an actual café that I feel like just relaxing and chatting in. Full kitchen…

Ashleigh W.

UniSA Student Lounge

This small campus is tucked to the corner of Frome Road and North Terrace behind the behemoth that is the University of Adelaide. Its compact size, however, does not in any way stop City East from being what I truly believe to be the best of the four metro campuses for the University of South Australia — more…

Daniel K.

UniSA City East Campus

The Hub is a modern studying environment equipped with technology, collaborative study spaces and some pretty cool study rooms.Level 4, the level you enter when you walk in, has a range of cafes and places to buy food. These outlets are great catering for everything from Chinese food to baguettes, coffee…

David M.

Hub Central

I’m in my 3rd year at UofA and I have to say that it is a great University. Easily the best in SA. Some critiques I have are that they have been slow to provide recycling bins around campus. I participated in an ‘ecoversity’ internship last year and their methods of collecting data were flawed. They believed…