澳-Kaplan ANZ-阿德莱德大学学院UoAC：2026年课程更新
View as webpageDear Valued Partners,We have some important news to share with you in relation to the University of Adelaide College.By now, you would be aware of the historic and visionary transformation of the University of Adelaide, as it combines its strengths with the University of South Australia to create the new Adelaide University, marking one of the most significant milestones in Australian Higher Education.In 2023, Kaplan proudly celebrated 20 years of partnership with The University of Adelaide, a testament to our shared vision, unwavering commitment, and the enduring strength of our collaboration. Due to the unique and truly integrated partnership between the University of Adelaide and Kaplan, the move to one new university means some inevitable change to the way the University operates and therefore has a flow on to the operations of the College. Here are some things for you to be aware of.Changes to 2026 ProgramsWhile our course offerings will remain unchanged in 2026, there will be a change to course accreditation that you need to be aware of. Historically, programs at University of Adelaide College have been CRICOS registered under the University of Adelaide, meaning the University of Adelaide has been the approved course provider for international student visa purposes.As we transition into our partnership with Adelaide University, this will change.From 1 January 2026, programs offered by the College will be CRICOS registered under Kaplan Higher Education (KHE), making KHE the approved course provider, not the University of Adelaide or Adelaide University. What does this mean?Important Changes for 2026Our partner agents must ensure that students applying for commencement in 2026 are aware of these changes. Changes to Degree Transfer (DT) and Pre-Master’s Programs (PMP) With the transition to Kaplan’s CRICOS registration, all programs will now be delivered entirely by Kaplan. This includes a change in the delivery of our Degree Transfer Program offerings in Science, Health Science, Engineering, IT, and Computer Science, as well as our Pre-Master’s Programs. A key benefit for students is smaller class sizes and improved student-to-teacher ratios, providing a more personalised and supportive learning experience.There is no change to our Degree Transfer Business and Commerce streams, which are already taught wholly by Kaplan.Our programs remain fully recognised by Adelaide University, and all credit arrangements remain unchanged.Changes to the Foundation Studies Program (FSP)The structure of the Foundation Studies Program (FSP) is evolving to offer greater flexibility for students. These changes will create a more supportive academic environment, giving students more opportunities to succeed in their studies.To further enhance experiential learning and employability, we have introduced new initiatives focused on developing practical skills, industry awareness, and career readiness.These enhancements ensure students are well-prepared for their future studies and beyond.English Language coursesThere are no changes to the English Language courses offered at the College, as these are already registered under Kaplan’s CRICOS and taught wholly by Kaplan.Other Program-Related Updates• Student access to University services: Students will continue to be part of the Adelaide University community and will retain full access to university facilities and support services. However, as the two existing universities transition to Adelaide University, some services available to students may evolve over time.• Entry requirements: There are minor changes to our program entry requirements, which can be viewed on our website. We will also share more details via email in the coming days.• Application systems: There will be changes to the systems we use, impacting application processes. We will support you through these changes to ensure a seamless transition—please see more details below. Changes to Application ProcessesThe program changes, outlined above, have some implications for the systems that we use and over the coming weeks, you will see some new ways of working. Specifically, the way you submit applications will change. • For a student commencing their academic pathway program in 2025 - there is no change. You will continue to submit your students’ application via the Studylink portal, as per the current process.• For a student commencing their academic pathway program in 2026 - you will need to submit your student’s application via Kaplan’s Kaplink Agent Portal or via PDF Application form, submitted to college@adelaide.edu.au 2026 Applications are now open. Our Admissions team will be able to support you with any questions you may have, particularly while navigating changes to entry requirements. Launching the Kaplink Agent Portal The Kaplink Agent Portal for the University of Adelaide College is now live.Many of you are already using this portal to submit applications for our other Colleges and now you will see the University of Adelaide College open for you to submit new applications. You can use the portal to make applications for students commencing their Academic pathway programs in 2026.If you are not yet provisioned with access to the Kaplink Agent Portal, we’re here to help. Please contact our System Support Officer via email kaplinksupport.agents@kaplan.com and we will get you setup quickly.In the meantime, we can continue to accept applications as per the instructions above. We will offer training sessions for your team at a later date (more information will be provided closer to the sessions).You can also view a short introductory video about the portal here. If you can't access the video, please contact us at kaplinksupport.agents@kaplan.comWe understand that change can bring uncertainty, but please remain assured that the University of Adelaide College remains committed to delivering unwavering student support. Our partnership with the University over the past 20 years ensures we know what it takes to deliver a quality educational experience and prepare students for success at a Group of Eight university.We anticipate that many of you will be wondering about the future of The University of Adelaide College brand name. Whilst we can’t say too much about that just yet, watch this space, and keep your diaries free in September. We have much more exciting news to come!While the College supports your students, we are here to support you. We expect that you will have many questions for us and we will do our best to provide clarity for you. We are happy to be offering drop in training sessions over the coming weeks and will share more information about that soon. In the meantime, please access support via the following key contacts:Admissions: college@adelaide.edu.auKaplink: kaplinksupport.agents@kaplan.comStudent Recruitment: Tom Dunlop (Thomas.Dunlop@kaplan.com) or contact your Kaplan Global Student Recruitment team expertThank you for your continued partnership and ongoing support while we navigate this exciting and historic transformation together!Kind Regards, Janee HeffernanExecutive Director University PartnershipsThe University of Adelaide College,132 Grenfell Street, Adelaide, SA, 5000, Australia Foundation Studies, Degree Transfer and Pre-Master’s programs (The University of Adelaide) CRICOS 00123M | English language programs (Kaplan) CRICOS 03127EAll courses provided by the University of Adelaide College areaccredited by the Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency (TEQSA)The University of Adelaide, Melbourne Campus is operated by Kaplan Higher Education Pty Ltd. The University has entered into a third-party arrangement with Kaplan Higher Education to deliver the University programs and associated services available at the Melbourne Campus
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