ancient history, psychology, linguistics, management and education. Participants have the opportunity to enroll in regular university classes at Macquarie University. Prior to departure, students select three or four courses from those available to study abroad students at MU. All instruction is by Macquarie University faculty. Typically, fall semester runs from mid-July through early-December, and spring from early February through mid-July. Eligibility Requirements: 3.0 GPA in major Credits: 12-16 undergraduate Application Deadline: Fall: April 12; Spring: November 1
At UNSW, you will directly enroll into its normal courses alongside Austrlian and other international students. UNSW maintains housing for study abroad students that are located off the campus, but which are also close to some of the city's many beaches. Fields of study include Aboriginal and Australian studies, architecture, computer science, economics, education, engineering, film and media studies, finance, geography, geology, history, industrial design, languages, law, linguistics, marine science, math, natural and physical sciences, philosophy, political science, psychology, social sciences, sociology, visual and performing arts, women's studies, and more. Eligibility Requirements: Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors; 3.0 GPA Credits: 12-16 undergraduate Application Deadline: Fall, April 15; Spring, October 1
University of Sydney Country: Australia Location: Sydney Campus: SUNY Brockport Term(s): Fall, Spring, Academic Year Language of Instruction: English Program Description: The University of Sydney is the oldest and most prestigious university in Australia with an international reputation for excellence. Its main campus is located in a prime area of the city with access to the spectacular harbor and beaches, beautiful botanical gardens and parks, museums, cinemas, and theaters. Participants have the opportunity to enroll in regular university classes at the University of Sydney. Prior to departure, participants select three courses available to study abroad students at the University of Sydney. All instruction is by the University of Sidney faculty. The academic year consists of two 14-week teaching semesters, followed by 2-3 weeks of exams. Typically, the semesters run from mid-February through June (spring semester) and mid-July through November (fall semester). Fields of study include area studies, liberal arts, and social sciences. Eligibility Requirements: 3.0 GPA Credits: 12-16 undergraduate Application Deadline: Fall: March 31, Spring: November 30
University of New South Wales Internship Program Country: Australia Location: Sydney Campus: SUNY Plattsburgh Term(s): Fall, Spring Language of Instruction: English Program Description: For ten years, UNSW Study Abroad has managed an internship program to expose students from abroad to real life professional work practices central to their studies. Internships are not just ‘work experience’. Some prior academic background knowledge is required to be eligible for an internship placement. Academic coordinators will assess the standing of applications. The internships are carefully planned programs of theoretical study, supervised by an academic coordinator and culminating in a written research project, combined with specific tasks monitored by a supervisor in the workplace. Students are assessed on the basis of satisfactory workplace performance, a journal, a final research project, and an exit report. Academic credit equivalent to one or two courses is given, subject to whether students participate in placements for two, three or four days per week over an 8-12 week period. Internship programs are available to UNSW Study Abroad students in Marketing, Political Science, Social Science and Policy, Media Studies, Banking and Finance, Criminal Justice and Biological/Environmental Sciences. Please note that in addition to the internship, you may need to take a other courses in order to be a full-time student per Australian immigration regulations. Eligibility Requirements: Juniors and Seniors; 3.0 GPA Credits: 12-16 undergraduate Application Deadline: Fall, April 15; Spring, October 1
University of New South Wales Country: Australia Location: Sydney Campus: SUNY Plattsburgh Term(s): Fall, Spring Language of Instruction: English Program Description: The University of New South Wales is loacted in Sydney, Australia's largest and one of the world's most cosmopolitan cities. The modern, urban campus has extensive sporting and recreational activities to complement the University's essential quality and its worldwide reputation for academics and research.
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