University of Adelaide Roseworthy Campus

The University of Adelaide's Roseworthy Campus, located 50 kilometers north of Adelaide, is a vibrant hub for undergraduate teaching, postgraduate training, research, and clinical services. Spanning 1,600 hectares, the campus includes a working farm where students gain practical experience. It is renowned for its excellence in dryland agriculture, natural resource management, and animal production, housing South Australia's major center for animal and veterinary science research. Facilities include laboratories for biotechnology, molecular biology, and microbiology, as well as specialized units for pig and poultry research. The campus also features the Roseworthy Residential College, a dining hall, recreational facilities, and the Roseworthy Library. The Roseworthy College Chapel, built in 1884, serves as a student hub and is a notable building on the campus.