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Flinders University, Adelaide (Australia)
Description of the Flinders University
    
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Flinders' motto is: "Think, Learn, Lead, Link", and that expresses the university's engagement and innovative edge accurately. Flinders has maintained a long-held reputation as the "students' university". Flinders offers almost 50 different Bachelors courses of studies as well as other specialized programs offered upon completion. One can pursue a degree from a Master's up to a Doctorate. National and International students are thoroughly trained and educated in a way that they can succeed in regional as well as global markets. Throughout the international student's adaption phase, different services will be offered, from the student's arrival at the airport, through the orientation phase, up to the language courses.
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Location of the Flinders University
Spread over 165 hectares, the Bedford Park campus is built like a small city: There you can find different businesses, a post office, a bank, drug store, hairdresser, bookstore, travel agency, laundromat, a music-hearing room, a religious facility, and the traditional student facilities such as a cafeteria and sport gym. Buses regularly drive from Adelaide to the surrounding beaches and to the Marion shopping center, the largest shopping center in the southern hemisphere. On the campus itself there are thousands of trees and areas of natural bushland. The elevated site offers panoramic views of the nearby coast, and the rest of the city. Around the lake in the south campus is the registry office, the library, and the rest of the offices. Further offices and research facilities can be found in and around Port Lincoln, Renmark, Mount Gambier, Warrnambool (Victoria), Darwin and Alice Springs (Northern Territory).
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City Profile Adelaide
South Australia's Adelaide, with 1.2 million inhabitants, is best known for its sport and cultural events. This explains the city's nickname, the "Capital of Festivals". One particularly renowned and illustrious celebration is the "Adelaide Festival", with grandiose art and culture exhibitions. The city is vibrant and as such, offers local youths a wonderful environment. The city has three internationally-recognized universities, shopping districts, and much more. In this Mediterranian climate on the Indian Ocean, with over 2,500 hours of sunshine in the year, one can really enjoy their time on the city's white-sand beaches. The city has over 32 kilometers of coastline. The average temperature in the Summer time is about 84 degrees Fahrenheit, 59 degrees Fahrenheit in winter, and in extreme cases, the temperatures can rise up to 104 degrees Fahrenheit. It never snows. Fortunately, this hot climate is perfect for wine-growing districts, and has given Adelaide yet another attractive feature, setting it apart from many other cities.
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Accomodation of the Flinders University
Campus dorms
The University Hall, that can be found directly on Flinders' campus, offers a safe, friendly and multi-cultural environment.
Up to 232 students can find accommodation in a fully furnished double or single room. Each room is equipped with internet access and telephone. Although 15 meals per week are already included in the rent, the students can use common kitchenettes. There are also common bathrooms as well as a computer laboratory, a lounge, a TV room and other common rooms.
Costs:
A$ 205 per week for a single room
A$ 165 per week for a double room
A$ 320 deposit
A$ 240 surcharge for those who only stay for one semester
A$ 395 administrative and organizational fees per semester (A$ 345 for students who stay longer than one semester)
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Campus apartments
Directly on campus lies the Deirdre Jordan Village. Here, one can find accommodation in an apartment that offers rooms for two, three or up to five students.
All apartments are fully furnished and have a common living room, Bathroom and kitchen. Students cook their meals themselves. Every occupant has internet access and telephone. There are also large common rooms, seminar rooms, cafés and study areas.
Costs:
A$ 135 per week in the "Village Units" for five people
A$ 120 per week in a "Village Townhouse" for two or three people
A$ 320 deposit
A$ 240 surcharge for students who rent for only one semester
A$ 330 administrative and organizational fees per semester
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Private apartment / hotel
Private accommodation during study at Flinders must be sought out on one's own.
Of course, it may be that this type of housing may be more expensive than accommodation on campus. One should also inform one's self about any hidden costs such as deposits, additional electricity costs, and acquaint one's self with the rent agreements.
While the Flinders university does not own any rooms or apartments off campus, it still offers a search engine where students can look for private offers.
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Accommodation can vary depending on type of course of study. A more detailed description can be found on the individual school-subject brochures. We can not guarantee the exact tuition program charges and acoomodation possibilities.
Despite the careful gathering and compilation of information, College-Contact.com does not guarantee that the information stated above is correct.
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