CRICOS Provider Number 00123M

Persons eFTsL2010* 2009 2010* 2009

ToTal STudenT enrolmenTS 24,209 22,511 18,887 17,539

Commencing Student Enrolments 9,746 9,083 6,975 6,548

Aboriginal & TS Islander Students 198 177 148 122

International Students - onshore 6,403 5,758 5,309 4,747

International Students - offshore 645 549 258 234

BY LEVEL OF PROGRAM

Postgraduate Research 2,035 1,901 1,402 1,299

Postgraduate Coursework 4,897 4,342 2,802 2,481

Bachelor Degrees 16,574 15,532 14,158 13,274

Other 1,198 1,210 525 485

BY FACULTY

Engineering, Computer & Maths Sciences 4,733 4,303 3,772 3,450

Health Sciences 4,179 3,756 3,267 2,895

Humanities and Social Sciences 4,329 4,105 2,969 2,773

Sciences 3,148 2,997 2,406 2,331

Professions 8,273 7,748 6,125 5,746

Central Areas 577 549 349 344

BY CAMPUS

North Terrace (includes hospitals) 22,328 20,886 17,595 16,386

Roseworthy 476 449 261 225

Thebarton 57 63 10 11

Waite 625 550 270 237

Other Australian 1,226 1,075 492 445

Offshore 645 549 258 234

BY GENDER

Female 11,739 10,972 9,143 8,502

Male 12,470 11,539 9,743 9,037

BY ATTENDANCE TYPE

Full Time 18,703 17,092 16,653 15,714

Part Time 5,506 5,419 2,224 1,822

Persons FTe2010 2009 2010 2009

ToTal STaFF 3,159 3,047 2,852 2,765

BY TYPE

Academic 1,405 1,353 1,258 1,217

General 1,754 1,694 1,594 1,547

Casual n/a n/a n/a 422

ACADEMiC STAFF BY FACULTY

Engineering, Computer & Maths Sciences 239 221 223 210

Health Sciences 430 395 358 330

Humanities and Social Sciences 174 173 149 153

Sciences 367 373 348 354

Professions 166 162 151 143

Central Areas 29 29 28 28

ACADEMiC STAFF BY FUNCTiON

Teaching & Research 899 879 801 782

Research Only 493 463 445 425

Teaching Only 1 1 1 1

Other 12 10 11 10

ACADEMiC STAFF BY GENDER

Female 516 496 439 428

Male 889 857 819 790

Source: Data Warehouse * Preliminary figures

Source: Data Warehouse. *Preliminary figures

Student StatiSticS tiMe SeRieS StaFF StatiSticS ReSeaRcH actiVitY

RESEARCH iNCOME 2006-2010

20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160

$millions

PROGRAM ENROLMENTS BY AGE GROUP 2010

1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000 8000 9000 10000 11000

65-69

60-64

55-59

50-54

45-49

40-44

35-39

30-34

25-29

20-24

15-19

2010

2009

2008

2007

2006

auStRalian coMpetitiVe GRantSinduStRY & otHeR ReSeaRcH incoMe

otHeR public SectoR ReSeaRcH incoMecoopeRatiVe ReSeaRcH centReS

2010* 2009 2008 2007 2006

TOTAL STUDENT ENROLMENTS 24,209 22,511 21,356 20,558 19,777

Commencing Student Enrolments 9,746 9,083 8,389 8,219 7,816

TOTAL STUDENT LOAD (EFTSL) 18,887 17,539 16,845 16,023 15,304

Commencing Student Load (EFTSL) 6,975 6,548 6,058 5,998 5,545

iNTERNATiONAL STUDENT ENROLMENTS

At Australian Campuses (onshore) 6,403 5,758 5,275 4,805 4,248

At Campuses outside Australia (offshore) 645 549 638 727 781

ToTal STudenT ComPleTIonS n/a 5,224 5,336 5,150 5,298

2010* 2009 2008 2007

RESEARCH iNCOME $’000 $’000 $’000 $’000

Australian Competitive Grants 81,265 72,936 69,890 60,699

Other Public Sector Research Income 38,680 42,407 41,005 28,649

Industry and Other Funding for Research 32,491 26,394 28,141 20,413

Cooperative Research Centres 2,963 4,144 6,027 6,011

TOTAL UNiVERSiTY RESEARCH iNCOME 155,399 145,880 145,063 115,771

Source: DIISR 2007-2009 Higher Education Research Data Collection *Preliminary based on 2010 financial statements.

2011 2010 2009 2008

RESEARCH BLOCk FUNDiNG $’000 $’000 $’000 $’000

Research Training Scheme 28,584 28,072 27,809 28,127

Research Infrastructure Block Grant (RIBG) 13,231 12,838 12,961 13,641

Institutional Grant Scheme (IGS) 15,744 16,232

Joint Research Engagement (JRE) 15,286 15,271

Sustainable Research Excellence (SRE) 7,116 * 4,551

ACADEMiC STAFF LEVEL (PERSONS)

Associate Lecturer 22%

Lecturer 28%Senior

Lecturer 22%

Associate Professor 13%

Professor 15%

Note: Fulltime and Fractional Fulltime Staff Statistics. Casual staff figures for calendar year. Source: DEEWR 2009 & 2010 Staff Data Collection

* SRE funding for 2011 is preliminary. IGS was replace by JRE in 2010. SRE commenced in 2010.Source: DIISR Research Block Grants funding announcements (www.innovation.gov.au)

iNTERNATiONAL ENROLMENTS

by country 2010 (includes onshore and offshore)

China (excl SARs & Taiwan) 49%

Malaysia 12%Singapore 12%

Hong Kong (SAR of China) 5%

USA 2%India 2%

Indonesia 2%Vietnam 2%

Republic of Korea 2% Other 12%

2010 Pocket StatiSticS

The University of Adelaide (founded 1874) is the third-oldest University in Australia, and is older than all but a handful of universities in England.

It was the first Australian university (in 1881) to open its doors to women on equal terms, ahead of Oxford (1920) and Cambridge (1948), and throughout its history has been a pioneer in many fields.

The University has produced 104 rhodes scholars and five nobel Laureates are among the many alumni who have made an outstanding impact on their communities world-wide.

The University is one of the major employers in the State of South Australia, employing 3159 staff in 2010.

Goals: A commitment to being recognised as a great research university: to have research and innovation permeate all of our activities; to continually improve the educational experience we offer our students; and to see and present ourselves as being integral to the community and economy.

Adelaide is one of Australia’s top research universities and has four onshore campuses.

North Terrace, in the cultural heart of the city of Adelaide, is the main campus and site of most teaching and research facilities. Thebarton campus in the inner western suburbs is one of the premier University-owned technology/research parks in Australia. Waite campus in suburban Urrbrae encompasses the largest agricultural research complex in the Southern hemisphere, with many co-located government and industry partners. Roseworthy campus, 50km north of Adelaide, is an internationally renowned centre for excellence in agriculture and animal science, hosts several collaborative centres, and is the site of the University’s new veterinary school.

The University also offers a growing range of programs in Singapore through the Ngee Ann-Adelaide Education Centre, a partnership with the Ngee Ann Kongsi.

There are five faculties: Engineering, Computer and Mathematical Sciences; Health Sciences; Humanities and Social Sciences; Professions; and Sciences.

Adelaide offers courses at both undergraduate and postgraduate degree and diploma level across a wide range of disciplines in the sciences, health sciences, engineering, computer and mathematical science, humanities and social sciences, commerce, finance and management, architecture, landscape architecture and urban design, education and law.

For further information refer to our website: www.adelaide.edu.au/sp or contact Strategy and Planning

Tel: 08 8303 6478 Email: stratplan@adelaide.edu.au

reVenue & eXPendITure 2010 QuICK FaCTS$’000 $’000

STaTemenT oF ComPrehenSIVe InCome ConsoLidATed UniversiTy

OPERATING REVENUE

Received under HE Support Act 254,656 254,656

Learning and Teaching 189,934 184,273

Research Grants and Fees 158,938 138,420

Research - Other 21,672 21,672

Other 108,197 86,242

total operating revenue 733,397 685,263

OPERATING ExPENSES

Salaries, superannuation & related expenses 357,570 346,139

Non salary expenses 315,881 275,032

total operating expenses 673,451 621,171

OPERATING RESULT 59,946 64,092

Operating Margin 8.2% 9.4%

STaTemenT oF FInanCIal PoSITIon ConsoLidATed UniversiTy

Total Assets 1,377,496 1,359,549

Total Liabilities 287,460 278,377

NET ASSETS 1,090,036 1,081,172

Current Ratio 1.63 1.23

CaSh and banK bIllS 31,958 23,594

Source: University of Adelaide Annual Report 2010

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