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JULY WINTER SCHOOL 2020 Study Abroad adelaide.edu.au
The University of Adelaide’s July Winter School offers
international study abroad students the opportunity
to study in an intensive academic program with
local and international students, while immersing
themselves in Australian culture.
The University of Adelaide Summary of key dates
With over 140 years of excellence in
Winter School Application Deadline
education, the University of Adelaide is one
of Australia’s oldest and most prestigious 1 March 2020
tertiary institutions.
Tour Booking Deadline
From its early beginnings, South Australia
was a progressive state. It was freely settled 29 May 2020
and the first Australian state to provide voting
rights to women. In 1881, the University Entry Requirements
of Adelaide became the first university in Students must:
Australia, and only the second in the world,
to admit women to academic courses. • Have completed one year of study at their
home university.
The University’s first science graduate was
also its first female graduate, Edith Emily • Provide evidence of a GPA of at least 2.5
Dornwell, who graduated in 1885. It was out of 4.0.
the first Australian university to establish a Additional requirements apply to non-native
Conservatorium of Music, a Chair of Music, speakers. For details please refer to the
and a Doctor of Music, and the first to grant University’s website.
that degree to a woman (in 1918).
The University is consistently ranked in Contact
the top 1% in the world and has produced
Jan Schmortte
five Nobel Prize winners, 109 Rhodes
Inbound Study Abroad &
Scholars, and over 140 Fullbright Scholars.
Exchange Team Leader
The University is a member of the Group of
Eight - Australia’s leading research-intensive Study Overseas
universities. The University of Adelaide
Level 5, Old Classics Wing,
With more than 27,000 students from more
Adelaide SA 5005
than 90 countries and over 3,000 staff,
the University is small enough to provide Telephone: +61 8 8313 3857
personal interaction with teaching staff, Email: study.overseas@adelaide.edu.au
yet large enough to offer a broad range of
programs and student support services.
For more information on the University of
Adelaide, visit www.adelaide.edu.au
2020 ACADEMIC
PROGRAM
The University of Adelaide July Winter
School program has been designed to
give students a genuine “study abroad”
experience and undertake up to 7.5 US
credits/15 ECTS. Students will study with
other international and local students.
Students can take up to 2 University of
Adelaide courses of 3 units each (equivalent
to half of a full semester load).
A digital official academic transcript will be
made available to students for credit transfer.
PLEASE NOTE: Examinations, if
required, may be scheduled after the
end of the listed course dates and some
may be scheduled while a student’s
second course is in progress. Students
are required to attend all examinations.
The official examination period is
scheduled for 23–25 July. Replacement
examinations (if required) are held
on 8 August. Students may also be
required to complete assignments
after completion of the courses (and
potentially following departure
from Australia).
Enrolment places are subject to
availability. For course descriptions,
please refer to the links in this brochure
on pages 2-6.
Which courses can I choose? How do I choose my courses? Orientation
• You can choose from the academic course • Browse through the course lists on the The University will offer a half-day
offerings on the following pages. following pages. orientation on 26 June, which will involve
• You may select one or two courses. an introduction to University services and
• Select the main course that you wish to
campus and library facilities.
• You may select either undergraduate OR enrol in.
postgraduate courses. • In the Course Pairing Table, locate your
• Some courses are subject to course choice and select your second
faculty approval. course from the “Can Only Be Combined
With” column.
• Course timetables and availabilities may be
subject to change. PLEASE NOTE: Only these set
pairings can be combined and all
• Please note: Law courses have higher other course combinations will have
English language requirements. For details, timetable clashes.
please refer to the university’s website.
Study Abroad 1
FACULTY OF ARTS
Undergraduate (Bachelor) COURSE PAIRING TABLE
Winter School Courses
Course Can only be combined with
The Anthropology of Drinking:
From Water to Wine ANTH 2057 ARTS 3100, EDUC 1016, EDUC 2003,
(ANTH 2057) LAW 2523*
ARTS 3100 ANTH 2057, CRWR 2068, MDIA 2328,
Community Engagement Learning Project ECON 2502*, OENOLOGY 3515WT*
(ARTS 3100)
CRWR 2003 CRWR 2068, MDIA 2328,
Travel Writing (CRWR 2003) OENOLOGY 3515WT*
Script Writing (CRWR 2068) CRWR 2068 ARTS 3100, CRWR 2003, EDUC 1016,
EDUC 2003, MDIA 2323
Academic English I (EDUC 1016)
EDUC 1016 ANTH 2057, CRWR 2068, MDIA 2328,
Academic English II (EDUC 2003) ECON 3526*, OENOLOGY 3515WT*
Japanese 1A (JAPN 1001) EDUC 2003 ANTH 2057, CRWR 2068, MDIA 2328,
ECON 3526*, OENOLOGY 3515WT*
Applied Broadcast Television
and Radio Journalism (MDIA 2323)** MDIA 2323 CRWR 2068, MDIA 2328,
OENOLOGY 3515WT*
Australian Stories:
MDIA 2328 ARTS 3100, CRWR 2003, EDUC 1016,
Fast Track Video Production EDUC 2003, MDIA 2323
(MDIA 2328)**
* See courses in other faculties.
** These courses require faculty approval.
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FACULTY OF
THE PROFESSIONS
Undergraduate (Bachelor) COURSE PAIRING TABLE
Winter School Courses
Course Can only be combined with
East Asian Economies II (ECON 2502)
ECON 2502 ARTS 3100
The Economics of European Integration III
(ECON 3526) ECON 3526 EDUC 1016*, EDUC 2003*
Digital Technology Entrepreneurship ENTREP ENTREP 3000, ENTREP 3006,
2010 PUB HLTH 3122*
(ENTREP 2010)
ENTREP ENTREP 2010, PROJMGNT 3043,
Innovation and Creativity (ENTREP 3000) 3000 AGRIC 3530WT*, SOIL&WAT
3004WT*, PUB HLTH 3007*
Energy Management, Economics and Policy
(ENTREP 3006) ENTREP ENTREP 2010, PROJMGNT 3043,
3006 AGRIC 3530WT*, SOIL&WAT
Succession (LAW 2523) 3004WT*, PUB HLTH 3007*
Please note: This course is only open to
Law students. LAW 2523 ANTH 2057*, OENOLOGY 3515WT*
PROJMGNT ENTREP 3000, ENTREP 3006,
Infrastructure and Sustainability
3043 PUB HLTH 3122*
(PROJMGNT 3043)
* See courses in other faculties.
Study Abroad 3
FACULTY OF
THE PROFESSIONS
Postgraduate (Masters)
COURSE PAIRING TABLE
Winter School Courses
The Economics of Climate Change Course Can only be combined with
(ECON 7221) ENTREP ENTREP 7037, LAW 7009
7036
Digital Entrepreneurship
(ENTREP 7036) ENTREP ENTREP 7036, PROJMGNT 5021
7037
Energy Management, Economics and Policy
(ENTREP 7037) LAW 7009 ENTREP 7036, PROJMGNT 5021,
OENOLOGY 7515WT*
Mining and Energy Law (LAW 7009)
Please note: This course is only open to PROJMGNT ENTREP 7037, LAW 7009
5021
Law students.
* See courses in other faculties.
Project Management Fundamentals
(PROJMGNT 5021)
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FACULTY OF
SCIENCES AND
FACULTY OF HEALTH
AND MEDICAL
SCIENCES
Undergraduate (Bachelor) Faculty of Health
Winter School Courses and Medical Sciences
Faculty of Sciences Nutrition: Ideology, Individuals & Industry
(PUB HLTH 3007)
Horticultural Production and Quality International Health III
(AGRIC 3530WT) (PUB HLTH 3122)
Please note: This course is taught at the Waite
campus, located 20-30 minutes by public transport
from the city centre.
Animals and the Law (ANIML SC 3250RW) COURSE PAIRING TABLE
Please note: This course is taught at the
Roseworthy campus, located 1.5 hours by public
transport from the city centre. Course Can only be combined with
AGRIC PUB HLTH 3122, ENTREP 3000*,
The Australian Wine Industry III: 3530WT ENTREP 3006*
Rise of an Icon (OENOLOGY 3515WT)
Please note: This course is taught at the Waite OENOLOGY ARTS 3100*, CRWR 2003*, EDUC
campus, located 20-30 minutes by public transport 3515WT 1016*, EDUC 2003*, MDIA 2323*,
from the city centre. LAW 2523*
Communicating Science III (SCIENCE 3200) SOIL&WAT PUB HLTH 3122, ENTREP 3000*,
3004WT ENTREP 3006*
Environmental Toxicology and Remediation III
PUB HLTH PUB HLTH 3122, MDIA 2323*,
(SOIL & WAT 3004WT) 3007 ENTREP 3000*, ENTREP 3006*
Please note: This course is taught at the Waite
campus, located 20-30 minutes by public transport PUB HLTH PUB HLTH 3007, AGRIC 3530WT,
from the city centre. 3122 SOIL & WAT 3004WT, ENTREP
2010*, PROJMGNT 3043*
GIS for Agriculture and Natural Resource III
* See courses in other faculties.
(SPATIAL 3020WT)
Please note: This course is taught at the Waite
campus, located 20-30 minutes by public transport Please note: All Faculty of Sciences and
from the city centre. Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences
courses are subject to faculty approval.
Study Abroad 5
FACULTY OF
SCIENCES
Postgraduate (Masters)
Winter School Courses
The Australian Wine Industry III:
Rise of an Icon (OENOLOGY 7515WT)
Please note: This course is taught at the Waite
campus, located 20-30 minutes by public transport
from the city centre.
Communicating Science III (SCIENCE 7020)
GIS for Agriculture and Natural Resource III
(SPATIAL 7030WT)
Please note: This course is taught at the Waite
campus, located 20-30 minutes by public transport
from the city centre.
COURSE PAIRING TABLE
Course Can only be combined with
OENOLOGY LAW 7009*
7515WT
* See courses in other faculties.
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WINTER SCHOOL
ACTIVITIES
Winter School and Social Activities Yorke Peninsula Coastal Adventure
Students can choose to include a day trip and/ Saturday 11 to Sunday 12 July
or a weekend trip during their stay. We work with Yorke Peninsula is an amazing place to visit -
a preferred provider who will offer the following serene, yet full of wildlife with bushland, rugged
tours in July for Winter School students. cliffs, secluded ocean beaches, as well some
of the best fishing in the country. The tour
Students can choose both, one or none of
will include:
these trips. The tour company will contact
the students directly regarding tour details, • A visit to Innes National Park, with activities
dietary requirements and departure and such as bushwalking, photography, and fishing.
arrival information. • A campfire with an Australian BBQ dinner.
Full Day Trip to Historic Barossa Valley • Presentation from a local Adjahdura Elder,
including Dreaming stories about the
Saturday 18 July
landscpape, nature, and environment of the
Australia’s most famous wine region, the Barossa
surrounding areas.
Valley, is home to some of the oldest Shiraz
vineyards in the world, acclaimed Rieslings and • One breakfast, two lunches, one dinner, and
iconic wine brands. The Barossa is a gourmet one night of accommodation (male and female
lover’s paradise enriched in a strong cultural rooms and bathrooms), fishing equipment, and
heritage reflected in its wine, food, buildings and bait.
people. The tour will include: All special dietary requirements can be catered
• Visit of the Whispering Wall (weather for. The cost of the Yorke Peninsula tour is
dependent) which was constructed over 110 AUD $330.
years ago and where it is possible to hear a Participation is subject to seat availability.
whisper from 140 metres away.
The deadline for sending a booking request
• Wine tasting at Barossa Valley wineries. to study.overseas@adelaide.edu.au is
• Lunch with delicious regional foods served in a Friday 29 May 2020.
picnic setting.
The cost of the Barossa Valley full day trip is
AUD $80.
Participation is subject to seat availability.
The deadline for sending a booking request
to study.overseas@adelaide.edu.au is
Friday 29 May 2020.
Study Abroad 7
ADELAIDE AND
SOUTH AUSTRALIA
Adelaide is the perfect place to enjoy a
rewarding study experience in a relaxed,
beautiful environment.
Adelaide safe, and well-planned city of wide streets Places of Interest on North Terrace
and boulevards, squares, parklands, and a
Adelaide, the capital city of South Australia, North Terrace is a beautiful wide boulevard
mixture of historic and modern buildings.
is a multicultural city with a population of lined with historic buildings and many
*The Economist Intelligence Unit’s annual World Wide attractions including the State Library
about 1.3 million. South Australians lead Cost of Living Survey.
a relaxed but exciting lifestyle in a state of South Australia, the Adelaide Festival
rich in history, and with a love of fine wine The Adelaide Central Market Centre, the South Australian Museum, the
and food. Adelaide enjoys a Mediterranean Art Gallery of South Australia, and the
Located in the city centre, the Adelaide Adelaide Botanic Garden. The Adelaide Zoo
climate, with warm, dry summers and cool, Central Market is a wonderful place to visit.
mild winters. is in easy walking distance of North Terrace.
Locals and visitors go to the market to dine
Students will be amazed by the nature at the many cafes and restaurants, buy fruit, Beaches
found in South Australia. Lush hills to the vegetables, and gourmet produce, and enjoy
east, white sandy beaches to the west, dusty a great atmosphere full of the colours and With hundreds of beaches along the South
outback to the north, and rugged coastline smells of fresh food. Australian coastline, there is a beach to
to the south mean that they will never tire of suit every activity from swimming, surfing,
exploring their Australian home. Festival and Events diving, whale watching, boating and fishing,
or eating fish and chips while you watch the
Named the ‘Festival City’, Adelaide has at sun set over the water. Glenelg is Adelaide’s
Outstanding Location least one festival every month throughout most popular seaside suburb, located 11km
The University of Adelaide’s attractive main the year. These range from food and wine southwest of the city and easily accessible
campus is situated in the centre of Adelaide’s festivals to international arts festivals and by tram from the city centre. Its long white
vibrant retail, dining and cultural district. major sporting events. Ongoing festivals sandy beach is clean and safe, which makes
and events include: The Adelaide Festival of it a great beach for swimming. It is also
Known for its thriving economy, dynamic
Arts, Womadelaide, the Adelaide 500, the surrounded by lovely picnic areas, a great
cultural scene, and relatively low cost
Fringe Festival, Santos Tour Down Under, esplanade and many restaurants, cafes,
of living, Adelaide regularly achieves an
The Festival of Ideas, and much more. June and bars.
excellent ranking as one of Australia’s most
showcases the Adelaide Cabaret Festival
affordable cities. In particular, the costs
with 14 nights of food, wine and a mixture
of accommodation and transportation
of music, satire, comedy, musical theatre and
are significantly less than in Sydney or
storytelling.
Melbourne.* It is an attractive, friendly,
8 The University of AdelaideRestaurants and Eating Out Wine Regions The Fleurieu Peninsula
Adelaide has an extremely varied selection of South Australia is home to Australia’s The Fleurieu Peninsula is home to some
cuisines, price ranges, and styles of dining. leading wine regions including the Barossa of South Australia’s most picturesque
Our climate is perfect for alfresco dining Valley, McLaren Vale, Adelaide Hills, and swimming and fishing beaches, walking
much of the year, and our international Clare Valley. All wine regions are within trails, and wine regions. The seaside region
influences range from the Mediterranean to a three hour drive from Adelaide and are of Victor Harbor offers many different
Asia. This makes for a relaxed and high- great places to visit wineries for wine tasting, opportunities: surfing, fishing and swimming
quality food and wine culture where fine dine at beautiful local restaurants, and at its different beaches, whale-watching and
dining, café culture, and great pubs and experience South Australian country towns the chance to see fairy penguins nesting on
bars mix together. And any visit to South and landscapes. Granite Island.
Australia isn’t complete without a visit
to Haigh’s Chocolates, the only chocolatier Ikara - Flinders Ranges Useful Websites
in South Australia that still imports and The Flinders Ranges National Park, a studyadelaide.com
roasts their own beans. spectacular mountain range about five southaustralia.com
hours north of Adelaide, is a very popular
Sports and Outdoor Pursuits tourist destination. Visitors love the Flinders
Outdoor recreation and sport plays an Ranges because of the rugged outback
important role in the daily life of Australians scenery, starry skies, seasonal wildflowers,
and there are plenty of activities and tree-lined gorges, and native wildlife.
events available to international visitors. Wilpena Pound, in the heart of the
You can play golf on lush fairways within national park, offers excellent camping and
one kilometre of the city, hike in the many bushwalking, abundant wildlife, and diverse
national parks, paddle a canoe through native vegetation.
the backwaters of the Murray River,
paddleboard at Glenelg, or attend a game of
Aussie Rules Football at the Adelaide Oval.
National Parks and Conservation Areas
Surrounding Adelaide are many national
parks and conservation areas which are
protected and maintained by the Australian
Government. Cleland Conservation Park
provides an excellent opportunity to see
koalas, kangaroos, wallabies, and other
native animals in their natural surroundings.
Other parks such as those at Belair, Parra
Wirra, and Morialta are great for hiking,
bike riding, or having picnics. Most of these
parks can be reached by public transport
from the city centre.
Study Abroad 9SUPPORT
SERVICES
Support Services at
The University of Adelaide
Student Facilities and Activities
The University has a state-of-the-art, 24-hour student
facility known as Hub Central. The Hub offers food and
retail outlets, student services, study and relaxation areas
and bookable group study rooms. This flexible space is
well utilised by both local and international students.
In addition to these facilities offered by Hub Central,
the Adelaide University Union provides a variety of
on-campus eating places, a bar, a theatre and performance
facilities. The University also has its own gym on campus
called the Fitness Hub.
Student Cards
Student cards are issued to students at Hub Central.
They allow students access to all University facilities
including computer labs, the University Library and
the many clubs on campus. Student cards also provide
discounts for students on public transport, at some
restaurants, cinemas and other popular student activities.
Accommodation
There is a wide range of accommodation options available
at various price points. Information and assistance
on temporary accommodation can be found at the
University’s Accommodation Service website.
Support Services
From the moment students arrive, the University of
Adelaide has a range of high quality support services
designed to help international students settle in quickly
and succeed in their studies.
Ongoing support of international students is the
responsibility of the International Student Support
team (ISS). Their services include general counselling,
assistance with student issues, and welfare support.
In addition to the ISS Student Advisers, the University
also operates the Counselling Centre on campus, which
is staffed by professional counsellors. Located next to the
Counselling Centre is the University’s Health Service
which provides standard medical treatment and advice.
These services are available to all students.
Library
With over 2.2 million print and electronic resources,
the library is well placed to support learning, teaching
and research at the University of Adelaide. Students in
the library can take advantage of a number of services
including wireless internet access for laptops, study areas
for individual or group study, 24 hour computer suite,
photocopiers and an interlibrary loan service. Specialist
librarians provide training and assistance in searching for
information and in using the library.
10 The University of AdelaidePROGRAM
COSTS
Tuition Totals
1 course totalling 3 University of Adelaide For the period 26 June – 25 July for 1 or 2
units, which is equivalent to one-quarter of a university courses and depending on choice
full semester study load or 3.75 US credits/ 7.5 of activities.
ECTS.
AUD $3,000 - $6,410
AUD $3,000
2 courses totalling 6 University of Adelaide units,
which is equivalent to half a full semester study Meals and Personal Costs
load or 7.5 US credits/ 15 ECTS.
Students should budget additional money for
AUD $6,000 meals and personal costs of around AUD $1,600-
Enrolment places are subject to availability. $2,200. This is an estimation of costs that students
may incur.
It is strongly recommended for students to
Adventure and Social Activities purchase comprehensive health and travel
insurance. This is not included in the costs.
(Must be confirmed by 29 May 2020)
Orientation of Adelaide and the University
Friday 26 June. Students will receive their
student cards and have a campus tour
highlighting the facilities and services they
can utilise.
Free
Students have the option of choosing a day trip
and/or a weekend trip. Places on both trips are
subject to availability.
Yorke Peninsula Coastal Adventure Trip
Departing Saturday 11 July and returning
Sunday 12 July.
AUD $330
Barossa Valley Day Trip
Saturday 18 July
AUD $80
Study Abroad 11FOR FURTHER ENQUIRIES
Inbound Study Abroad & Exchange
Study Overseas
The University of Adelaide SA 5005 Australia
ENQUIRIES study.overseas@adelaide.edu.au
TELEPHONE +61 8 8313 8220
FREE-CALL 1800 061 459
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