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Study in Australia
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Study in Australia
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Study in Australia
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Study in Australia
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Study in Australia
Programs in Australia
Bond University
- Eligibility Requirements
- Minimum GPA: 2.5
- Class standing: Sophomore, junior, senior
- Restrictions: None, open to all SUNY students
- Program Information
Bond is located in the Gold Coast in southern Queensland, which positions it approximately one hour from Brisbane and a short bus ride from Australia’s iconic coast.
The Gold Coast is one of Australia’s fastest growing regions and offers students cultural events and activities year-round. The climate is subtropical, which offers 300 days of sun per year and sustains interesting biodiversity along the coast, as well as the hinterland. For more information about the area, check out Destination Gold Coast.
Bond University is Australia’s first private non-profit university. It emphasizes personalized instruction, innovative courses, and a multicultural environment with students hailing from over 80 countries. Unlike most other Australian universities, Bond offers a semester system that corresponds to the typical academic year in the United States.
Bond offers a variety of courses for study abroad students, which are broadly organized in the faculties of business, society and design, law and health sciences and medicine. Within each faculty, students will find courses in Australian studies, communication studies, criminology, film and television, hospitality, journalism and media, information technology, marketing, psychology and sports management, as well as many others.
- Academic Information
Bond Estimated Term Dates:
- Fall semester (called "September Semester"): Early-September to mid-December
- Spring semester (called "January Semester"): Early-January to end of April
Courses are referred to as subjects at Bond. To ensure that the program is a fit academically, check out Bond University's subject offerings. Be sure to indicate the semester you plan to go, as not all subjects are offered every term. to search for courses or subjects available each semester.
Students must take a minimum of three or maximum of four courses while at Bond. The Australian credit and grading scale varies from the United States. Please consult the Bond University Conversion Chart for more information.
- Housing
At Bond, students have the option to live on or off campus. The accommodation on the
Bond campus, and on the Gold Coast, is very limited at the moment. If you apply by
our deadline, you'll have the option to enroll in guaranteed accommodation that Plattsburgh
will arrange with Bond on your behalf. For the 23/24 year, the only accommodation
type available is the "standard share" option, which can be viewed on the Bond accommodation page. If this is not of interest, then you can seek out off campus accommodation options. For students interested in a homestay option, Bond’s homestay programs run through the Australian Homestay Network (AHN).Students that live on campus are required to have a campus dining plan, although off-campus students may purchase one if they would like to do so.
Visit Bond’s accommodation FAQ website for more information about living on campus
- Support Services
Bond offers students a network of resources on campus like a medical clinic and counseling services, a travel agency, computer labs and support, recreational facilities, and a variety of clubs and events. Students with physical or learning disabilities, should contact the global education office to find out more about the specific services available. International students will have access to many teams to support them as a study abroad student.
All international students participate in an orientation, called O Week. This provides a warm welcome to the campus with fun events to meet fellow students, along with sessions on essential information to help everyone settle in. Students can find more details by going to Bond’s orientation week website.
You can also watch the video below to find out about student life at Bond.
- Cost
Financing a study abroad program is one of the most important aspects to consider before applying. Please refer to the budget sheet below to review a detailed cost estimate for the program, which includes costs you are billed for through SUNY Plattsburgh, as well as those you must plan for, but pay directly, such as a flight and accommodation. Estimates are subject to change at any time. If you have questions about the estimate, please contact the global education office.
Financial aid in the form of scholarships, aid (NYS TAP, etc.), and loans, may be applied to study abroad programs. It is important that you visit the financial aid office at your home campus to discuss your eligibility prior to applying. Please share the cost estimate for your program with your financial aid office.
SUNY Plattsburgh students are able to apply for various SUNY Plattsburgh scholarships each semester. Scholarships can be accessed as an optional component of your study abroad application. Scholarship applications are due at the same time as your study abroad application.
All students participating in a Plattsburgh program are automatically enrolled and billed for a SUNY international health insurance policy through United Health Care (UHC).
- Application Information
The first step of the application process is to complete the SUNY Plattsburgh study abroad application and submit all additional materials, which include official transcripts, academic references, and a study statement. Once your application is complete and has been reviewed, students will be sent additional instructions on how to complete an application for Bond University. It is important that you complete your application materials in this order because if you do not, it could delay your acceptance into the program.
Please note that a student visa is required to study in Australia. In most cases, U.S. citizens may apply online. Non-U.S. citizens will likely need to mail a paper application to the appropriate embassy or consulate. Students should consider visa processing times when applying for a program. A visa typically costs $550. For more information please refer to the Australian Government’s Department of Immigration and Border Protection website.
Application Deadlines
- October 1 for spring
- March 15 for fall and academic year
International College of Management Sydney (ICMS)
- Eligibility Requirements
- Minimum GPA: 2.5
- Class standing: Sophomore, junior, senior
- Restrictions: None, open to all SUNY students
- Program Information
The International College of Management Sydney (ICMS) is located a short ferry ride from Circular Quay in the charming suburb of Manly. Overlooking the beach, which is a 10-minute walk away, the campus also offers easy access to the Corso and scenic walks. Find out more about why Manly is a great place to study by taking a virtual tour.
ICSM offers an internationally diverse student population of 1,200 that hail from over 40 countries. Moreover, ICMS is well known for a professional focus that balances management and practical learning with a culture of training and entrepreneurialism. Students experience this in a variety of opportunities that range from professional attire in class to assisting with public events. Watch this student video and tour to see more.
ICMS specializes in business and hospitality. Areas of study include business management, event management, hospitality management, international tourism, property management, sports management, retail marketing, marketing and new media, and entrepreneurship.
ICMS Estimated Term Dates:
- Fall term (called “Trimester 3”): Late-August to early-December
- Spring term (called “Trimester 1”): Early-February to early-May
- Trimester 1 (February intake) has the option to stay for the second trimester, which starts mid-May to complete an internship, "work integrated learning (WIL)" experience, which would conclude in mid-August.
Courses are referred to as subjects at ICMS. Students can review potential subject offerings by following this link. When selecting the degree program of interest, click on “course structure”. From there you can select which year to look at. The courses will be organized by trimester, so be sure to look at the trimester you're interested in attended. Once you select a year and trimester, you can look at subject descriptions from there.
Students must take a minimum of three or maximum of four subjects while at ICMS. The credit and grading scale varies from the United States, so please consult the ICMS conversion chart for more information.
As referenced above, when studying during the American “spring semester”, students have an option to take participate in an internship opportunity at ICMS called “Work Integrated Learning” (WIL), which would take place after Trimester 1 is complete. Students will be placed in professional setting that apply to their degree program. They will be assisted by the ICMS WIL team to organize a placement. Although not guaranteed, these are often paid internship opportunities. Students will continue to pay for accommodation while completing their internship, but there is only a small additional fee in the program differential to take part in this opportunity. See the cost estimate below.
- Housing
At ICMS, students have the option to live on or off-campus. In both cases students arrange and pay for housing directly.
There are several types of accommodation available at ICMS, though not all types may be available each semester. ICMS has on campus accommodation, which includes all meals, regular cleaning services, and use of laundry facilities. ICMS arranged off campus housing will not include meals, but include cleaning services and use of laundry facilities.
Visit the accommodation rates page for updated costs, which are shown by week.
Accepted students will receive instructions on how to arrange on-campus housing.
Visit the ICMS accommodation page to learn about housing options.
- Support Services
ICMS is committed to student success and offers a Wellness Team to assist students with challenges. The campus also offers shuttle service to the center of Manly, access to wifi and computer labs, as well as academic support. Please visit the ICMS student service page to review information in more detail. Students that typically utilize disability services or may need them abroad, should contact the Global Education Office to find out more about the specific services available.
All students begin their experience at ICMS with Orientation Week, or O-Week. A variety of topics are covered, which introduces students to the ICMS community, while also having fun and meeting other new students. Check out more O-Week details.
For more information, watch “A Typical Day at ICMS”.
- Cost
Financing a study abroad program is one of the most important aspects to consider before applying. Please refer to the budget sheet below to review a detailed cost estimate for the program, which includes costs you are billed for through SUNY Plattsburgh, as well as those you must plan for, but pay directly, such as a flight and accommodation. Estimates are subject to change at any time. If you have questions about the estimate, please contact the global education office.
Financial aid in the form of scholarships, aid (NYS TAP, etc.), and loans, may be applied to study abroad programs. It is important that you visit the financial aid office at your home campus to discuss your eligibility prior to applying. Please share the cost estimate for your program with your financial aid office.
SUNY Plattsburgh students are able to apply for various SUNY Plattsburgh scholarships each semester. Scholarship applications can be accessed as an optional component of your study abroad application. Please note that scholarship applications are due on the same date as your study abroad application.
All students participating in a Plattsburgh program are automatically enrolled and billed for a SUNY international health insurance policy through United Health Care (UHC).
ICMS COST ESTIMATE W/SUMMER INTERNSHIP — SPRING 2024
- Application Information
The first step of the application process is to complete the SUNY Plattsburgh study abroad application and submit all additional materials, which include official transcripts, academic references, and a study statement. It is important that you complete your application as instructed because if you do not, it could delay your acceptance into the program.
Please note that a student visa is required to study in Australia. In most cases, U.S. citizens may apply online. Non-U.S. citizens will likely need to mail a paper application to the appropriate embassy or consulate. Students should consider visa processing times when applying for a program. A visa typically costs $550. For more information please refer to the Australian Government’s Department of Immigration and Border Protection website.
Application Deadlines
- October 1 for spring
- March 15 for fall and academic year
University of New South Wales
- Eligibility Requirements
- Minimum GPA: 3.0
- Class standing: Junior, senior
- Restrictions: None, open to all SUNY students
- Program Information
Sydney is Australia’s largest city with a population of slightly more than 4 million. It has a vibrant, beach front location with a worldwide reputation as a cosmopolitan and multicultural city. Get an introduction on all there is to learn in Sydney by visiting the city’s official site.
UNSW is one of Australia’s and the world’s most recognized research and teaching universities. With more than 900 undergrad and grad programs, and students from over 120 different countries, you will have the opportunity to study at a prestigious international institution in a world-class location. For more information on all that UNSW has to offer, please click here.
UNSW operates on a trimester scheduled with “terms” and “tailored terms”, which offer a one month intensive course prior to term starting. This term model aligns with the U.S academic calendar, find more specific term dates here.
Multiple study options are available at UNSW to accommodate diverse student needs. Explore the available pathways below:
Term 1 (February – May)
Students enroll in a full load of 3 coursesTailored Term 1 (January – May)
January intensive course + Term 1
Students enroll in 4 courses, taking an intensive course in January followed by a full academic load of 3 courses in Term 1.Term 3 (September – December)
Students enroll in a full load of 3 coursesTailored Term 3 (August – December)
August intensive course+ Term 3
Students enroll in 4 courses, taking an intensive course in August followed by a full academic load of 3 courses in Term 3.Students interested in studying at UNSW for an academic year have the following options available to them:
Term 3 (Full Year)
Term 3 + Term 1 + Term 2 OR Tailored Term 3 + Tailored Term 1
Students electing to study for a full academic year at UNSW can enroll in 8 courses either spread over Terms 3, 1, and 2, or spread over Tailored Terms 3 and 1.As a result of the new term options, students can find themselves taking at least 3 courses, but no more than 4 depending on the term they enroll in that will equate to the equivalent of one semester. Academic year students will typically take 8 courses spread throughout multiple terms. Check out UNSW’s course offerings for more information.
To see if a course will be offered in the term you plan to go, use this timetable. You will need to select “Teaching Period 1” or “Teaching Period 3” for Term 1 and Term 3, respectively. Tailored term courses are limited and different each term, they can be available to you upon request. If searching by subject, be sure to look at which term the course you're interested in is being offered.
Please note that the credit and grading scale varies from the United States, so please consult the conversion chart below for more information. UNSW Conversion Chart.pdf
- Housing
There are multiple accommodation options available when studying at UNSW, but all options fill very fast and students should not delay in securing their housing.
On-campus housing is available, but very limited. Students reserve and pay for housing directly with UNSW in Australian dollars, including a deposit to secure a room. Living off-campus is what most students end up exploring.
Additional information is also provided to you after you have been accepted with Plattsburgh and UNSW.
Visit UNSW’s accommodation website for more information about options
- Support Services
UNSW offers a wide variety of services such as arrival support, mentoring and academic support, as well as helping students adjust to Australian life. View details of student services on their web page.
UNSW also is home to an abundance of clubs and activities on campus. Check out life on campus at UNSW for more information. Students that typically utilize disability services and/or may need them abroad should contact the global education office to find out more about the specific services available.
Take a look at life at the UNSW campus by watching this video!
- Cost
Financing a study abroad program is one of the most important aspects to consider before applying. Please refer to the budget sheet below to review a detailed cost estimate for the program, which includes costs you are billed for through SUNY Plattsburgh, as well as those you must plan for, but pay directly, such as a flight and accommodation. Estimates are subject to change at any time. If you have questions about the estimate, please contact the Global Education Office.
Financial aid in the form of scholarships, aid (NYS TAP, etc.), and loans, may be applied to study abroad programs. It is important that you visit the financial aid office at your home campus to discuss your eligibility prior to applying. Please share the cost estimate for your program with your financial aid office.
SUNY Plattsburgh students are able to apply for various SUNY Plattsburgh scholarships each semester. Scholarship applications can be accessed as an optional component of your study abroad application. Please keep in mind that scholarship and study abroad application deadlines are due on the same date.
All students participating in a Plattsburgh program are automatically enrolled and billed for a SUNY international health insurance policy through United Health Care (UHC).
- Application Information
The first step of the application process is to complete the SUNY Plattsburgh study abroad application and submit all additional materials, which include official transcripts, academic references, and a study statement. It is important that you complete your application as instructed because if you do not, it could delay your acceptance into the program.
Please note that a student visa is required to study in Australia. In most cases, U.S. citizens may apply online. Non-U.S. citizens will likely need to mail a paper application to the appropriate embassy or consulate. Students should consider visa processing times when applying for a program. A visa typically costs $550. For more information please refer to the Australian Government’s Department of Immigration and Border Protection website.
Application Deadlines
- October 1 for spring
- March 15 for summer and fall
University of Queensland
- Eligibility Requirements
- Minimum GPA: 3.0
- Class standing: Sophomore, junior, senior
- Restrictions: None, open to all SUNY students
- Program Information
The University of Queensland (UQ) resides in Brisbane, southeastern Queensland. Queensland’s capital city and Australia’s third largest city, Brisbane offers a vibrant, multicultural atmosphere with a variety of events, along with access to outdoor activities, such as kayaking on the famous Brisbane River. Visit UQ’s Living in Brisbane web page for more information about the city.
UQ has a global reputation of excellence, and is ranked among the top 100 universities in the world by the Time Higher Education World University Rankings. It is also a member of Australia’s Group of Eight, making it a national leader in research.
UQ Estimated Term Dates:
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Fall term (called “Semester 2”): mid-July to mid-November
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Spring term (called “Semester 1”): mid-February to mid-June
UQ offers over 4,000 courses across six faculties, which include business, economics, and law, engineering, architecture, and information technology, health and behavioural sciences, humanities and social sciences, medicine and biomedical sciences, and science. Many of the courses focus on topics unique to Australia and offer field trips to the surrounding area
Please the study abroad study options page to search for courses available each semester, which has helpful “focus areas” and the ability to show you courses with field trips. Students must take a minimum of eight units at UQ, which usually equates to four courses. The credit and grading scale varies from the United States, so please consult the UQ conversion chart for clarification.
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- Housing
While at UQ, students have the option to live on or off campus in student housing. In both cases, students arrange and pay for housing directly. Incoming study abroad students are eligible for the Guaranteed Accommodation Program, where students can secure their accommodation prior to arriving in Brisbane and commencing their studies. This could be on or off campus housing. Students can also apply directly to the housing provider. Students can learn more about all accommodation options with UQ, by using this website.
Residential colleges are the most similar to that of residence halls in the United States. They are typically located on or close to campus, and offer a fully-catered meal plan. The difference is that students must apply to the college or colleges of their choice and secure their housing directly. Please visit the UQ On-campus Accommodation web page to review the options and application process. Students are advised to apply early and to multiple options.
- Support Services
UQ provides comprehensive support and services that include a health clinic, banking, computer labs, fitness and recreation options, and a selection of over 200 clubs or societies. Students that typically utilize disability services or may need them abroad may visit the Diversity, Disability and Inclusion web page, and contact GEO for more information.
All international students participate in an orientation (called “O Week”). This provides a warm welcome to the campus with fun events to meet fellow students, along with sessions on essential information to help everyone settle in. For more details on O week, visit UQ's Orientation web page. Study abroad students may also arrange transportation from the airport, and joining the Get Set Program where you can register to be a mentee in the Get Set Program.
Watch: “Study in Australia at UQ”
- Cost
Financing a study abroad program is one of the most important aspects to consider before applying. Please refer to the budget sheets below to review a detailed cost estimate for the program, which includes costs you are billed for through SUNY Plattsburgh, as well as those you must plan for, but pay directly, such as a flight and accommodation. Estimates are subject to change at any time. If you have questions about the estimate, please contact the Global Education Office.
Financial aid in the form of scholarships, aid (NYS TAP, etc.), and loans, may be applied to study abroad programs. It is important that you visit the financial aid office at your home campus to discuss your eligibility prior to applying. Please share the cost estimate for your program with your financial aid office.
SUNY Plattsburgh students are able to apply for various SUNY Plattsburgh scholarships each semester. Scholarship applications can be accessed as an optional component of your study abroad application. Please note that scholarship and study abroad applications are due at the same time.
All students participating in a Plattsburgh program are automatically enrolled and billed for a SUNY international health insurance policy through United Health Care (UHC).
- Application Information
The first step of the application process is to complete the SUNY Plattsburgh study abroad application and submit all additional materials, which include official transcripts, academic references, and a study statement. It is important that you complete your application as instructed because if you do not, it could delay your acceptance into the program.
Please note that a student visa is required to study in Australia. In most cases, U.S. citizens may apply online. Non-U.S. citizens will likely need to mail a paper application to the appropriate embassy or consulate. Students should consider visa processing times when applying for a program. A visa typically costs $550. For more information please refer to the Australian Government’s Department of Immigration and Border Protection website.
Application Deadlines
- October 1 for spring
- March 15 for fall and academic year