Institute (FII) which conducts industry-connected research in engineering and the physical sciences. The campus also houses a number of industry collaborations within the space and defence industries. Whyalla Programs offered at Whyalla include nursing, social work, early childhood and primary teaching, engineering and community wellbeing as well as a Foundation Studies program. Mount Gambier Based in the Limestone Coast region of southeast South Australia, UniSA's Mount Gambier Campus opened in 2005, and provides for country-based students and researchers. Mount Gambier offers students undergraduate programs in nursing, social work, primary and early childhood education, and UniSA Foundation Studies, which prepares students for tertiary education. In 2016 the Mount Gambier Learning Centre was officially opened. Organisation and governance Governance Chancellery Academic profile Rankings and achievements The University of South Australia's academic structure consists of seven Academic Units: UniSA Allied Health & Human Performance UniSA Clinical & Health Sciences UniSA Business UniSA Creative UniSA Education Futures UniSA Justice & Society UniSA STEM The University of South Australia is ranked within the top 300 universities worldwide by the QS World University Rankings and 251-300th ranking bracket by the 2020 Times Higher Education World University Rankings. UniSA Business School is fully accredited by EQUIS, which accredited fewer than 200 universities worldwide. In 2015 in the Excellence in Research for Australia rankings, 97% of UniSA's research was rated at world class or above. In 2018, this was upgraded to 100% of UniSA's research at or above world class. Research Institutes The University of South Australia is home to three institutes: Future Industries Institute (FII) The Ehrenberg-Bass Institute for Marketing Science and The Centre for Cancer Biology Affiliations Australian Technology Network (ATN) Open Universities Australia Australian Vice-Chancellors' Committee (AVCC) Association of Commonwealth Universities (ACU) Engineers Australia Student life Associations University of South Australia Students Association (USASA, formerly UniLife) is a democratic organisation run by students. USASA provides administrative support to over 100 sporting and social clubs, a range of events throughout the year and free advocacy and advice services, and also produces the UniSA student magazine Verse Magazine. After the passing of the voluntary student unionism legislation the activities and collective voice of students was significantly diminished. However this has spurred the student association to work hard to offer students better value for money. Sports UniSA Sport, which manages the sporting life of students at the university, organises and facilitates the development of sport clubs and activities