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Welcome to Global Engagement.
With over 300 partners across 47 countries, the University of Adelaide's global engagement activities allow for the free flow of people and ideas, shape future global leaders, and provide the scale required to address the most pressing global challenges.
The Global Engagement Branch connects the world to the University of Adelaide through enduring partnerships and meaningful engagement programs, with a particular focus on identifying and prioritising opportunities that showcase and extend the University’s teaching, research, and engagement activities.
Our partnerships include strategic alliances and collaborative agreements, such as articulations, offshore teaching arrangements, student mobility programs and international research partnerships, with many of the world’s leading higher education institutions, research centres, corporations and government agencies.
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Latest news
04 Dec
President of the Czech Republic visits the University of Adelaide
President of the Czech Republic, His Excellency Mr Petr Pavel, recently visited the University of Adelaide to learn more about the University’s capabilities in AI, machine learning, computer science and cyber. 27 Nov
Senior Executive Mission visits China and Hong Kong SAR
The Senior Executive Mission to China and Hong Kong SAR in October showcased the University of Adelaide’s commitment to fostering academic and research collaboration, strengthening and deepening ties with current partners, and enhancing our reputation and profile in the region. 07 Nov
Deputy Prime Minister of Vietnam visits the University of Adelaide
The University of Adelaide recently hosted a significant delegation from Vietnam, which included His Excellency Mr Bui Thanh Son, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of Vietnam, and His Excellency Mr Pham Hung Tam, Ambassador of Vietnam to Australia.