(Adelaide Central School of Art)

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TypeHigher Education
LocationGlenside, SA

Student Suitability

  • Thrive in small tight-knit creative community vs large campus
  • Value formal adjustments: ACSA Study Support Plans (Disability Policy)
  • Benefit from one-on-one academic support directly from lecturers
  • Value peer mentoring and role-modelling with experienced students
  • Want free, confidential, qualified personal counselling as standard
  • Prefer studio learning in single specialist discipline (visual art)

Student Delivery Signals*

92.0%Overall experience
National Average 76.6%Responses 212
90.0%Skills development
National Average 81.1%Responses 211
84.4%Interactions with other students
National Average 59.5%Responses 212
83.8%Facilities & resources
National Average 83.3%Responses 204
94.4%Teaching quality
National Average 80.5%Responses 213
90.2%Support & services
National Average 71.2%Responses 122
*Based on Undergraduate Student Experience Survey dataSource: QILT survey 2024
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  • Provider website
  • Student support pages
  • QILT survey data
  • Government provider listing