Master of Urban and Regional Planning

Adelaide University is a new university described as being for the future, formed from a merger. The page content provided is from Adelaide University's website, which appears to be the successor institution to the University of South Australia (UniSA), though specific details about the Master of Urban and Regional Planning program were not available on this page.

Adelaide University has several campuses including the Adelaide City Campus on North Terrace in the CBD, Magill Campus in the eastern suburbs, Mawson Lakes Campus set alongside wetlands, Mount Gambier Campus in the Limestone Coast region, Roseworthy Campus, Waite Campus, and Whyalla Campus — the largest regional university campus in South Australia.

Adelaide University aims to be a member of the Group of Eight (Australia's leading research-intensive universities), be ranked in the top 1% of universities globally, and be ranked as the best university nationally for student employment outcomes.

Adelaide is described as one of Australia's most liveable cities — vibrant, welcoming and accessible. It is well-known for its festivals, cultural life and sporting events, and balances urban living with natural landscapes including coastlines, hills, parklands and vineyards. The city has opportunities in education, energy, space, advanced manufacturing, food and wine, creative industries and healthcare.