Adelaide

Transport

Find public transport to Adelaide campus using Google Maps.

For general information on public transport in Adelaide, visit the Adelaide Metro website.

Parking

There are several parking options close to the campus.

• A paid parking station is located beneath the campus. Access is via Morphett Street
• Public, open-air car parking is available on the western side of Light Square, and between Hindley and Philip Streets, north of the Adelaide College of the Arts
• Street parking is also available on Light Square and in neighbourhood streets west of Morphett Street for up to two hours.

Library

All students and staff of TAFE SA can join the library free of charge. Members of the public do not have borrowing rights but are welcome to browse the collection during opening hours. A reciprocal borrowing service has been arranged with the UniSA Library for eligible staff and students.

There is also an online TAFE SA Library.

Cafeteria

The Study Grind Adelaide on the ground floor of the Adelaide campus serves a range of snack foods, hot and cold meals and espresso coffee. There is a student dining area outside of the cafeteria with microwave ovens and sinks with hot water.

Childcare

The City West Child Care Centre is close to the TAFE SA Adelaide campus.

Emergency Procedures

Instructional videos are provided for students to familiarise themselves with emergency procedures.

Equity for all. Period.

TAFE SA is taking action to end period poverty on our campuses. We’re installing free pad and tampon dispensers in all female and unisex/gender-neutral bathrooms—because access to period products is a basic right, not a luxury.

What is Period Poverty?

According to the Bloody Big Survey 2024, 64% of respondents have struggled to afford period products.  This isn't just a financial issue; it affects health, education, work, and participation in everyday life.

At TAFE SA, we believe no one should miss out on learning because of their period. Period products are, after all, basic hygiene requirements —just like toilet paper, soap, and paper towels!

Take what you need

Period poverty is an issue we can fix together. Students at our campuses are encouraged to take what they need from our dispensers, and to be thoughtful of the needs of others.

Equity for all. Period.