Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) - Flexible Entry

Adelaide University offers multiple entry pathways including: Selection Rank (ATAR), Guaranteed Entry (ATAR-based or subject-based), STAT (Skills for Tertiary Admissions Test), Higher Education GPA, VET qualifications (Certificate IV or higher), internal transfer, and preparatory programs such as Foundation Studies, the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Pathway, and the online UniStart program.

Yes. If you do not have an ATAR, you may be able to gain entry through alternative pathways such as the STAT (if you are over 18 and have not completed more than two years of tertiary study), a VET qualification at Certificate IV level or higher, a Higher Education GPA from at least six months of recognised degree study, or by completing a preparatory program such as Foundation Studies or UniStart.

Adelaide University has campuses across South Australia, including the Adelaide City Campus on North Terrace in the CBD, Mawson Lakes Campus, Mount Gambier Campus, and Whyalla Campus. The university holds the largest campus footprint in South Australia.

Applications for Australian students are open via SATAC for study commencing in 2026. Adelaide University provides step-by-step guides to preparing your application on their website, and their Future Student Enquiries team is available to help you find the right pathway into your preferred degree.

Yes. Adelaide University offers several preparatory programs to help students gain entry to their preferred degree. These include Foundation Studies (for students without previous qualifications), the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Pathway (for eligible students who have never studied at university), and UniStart (a 100% online, fee-free six-month program). Successfully completing these programs can allow you to transfer into an undergraduate degree such as the Bachelor of Engineering (Honours).