University of Technology Sydney

Sydney, Australia

Dates and Deadlines

Term:

Fall

Academic Year

Spring

Start Date

See Advisor

End Date

See Advisor

Deadline

2/15/2023

9/15/2023

Note from Advisor:

Students should have 2 semesters of college grades before applying to UTS.

Information

Area of Study:

Accounting, Architecture, Architecture and Planning, Chemistry, Civil Engineering, Communication, Creative Writing, Design for Performance, Economics, Education (General), Electrical Engineering, Engineering (General), Environmental Science, Finance, Food and Nutrition, Health Education, Information Systems, International Studies, Journalism and Mass Communication, Law, Management, Marketing, Mathematics, Mechanical Engineering, Media Arts, Music, Photography

Program Type:

Exchange

Language of Instruction:

English

GPA:

2.5

Language Prerequisite:

No previous language experience required (classes offered in English)

Advisor Name:

Study Abroad Advisor

Advisor Email:

studyabd@unm.edu

Overview

One of the best universities in Australia with one of the largest and most diverse study abroad and exchange programs in the country. Enjoy the excitement and stimulation that study and city life in Australia can offer. Live in UTS campus housing, right in the heart of the global city of Sydney. Choose from most disciplines across UTS and tailor a cross-disciplinary study program designed to meet your interests. Receive an official academic transcript credited towards your degree at home when you complete your semester at UTS. Apply for a scholarship from your home government to cover your study abroad tuition. Some governments also provide options for students to apply for financial aid and loans to assist with your living costs and tuition.

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Academics

The academic year at UTS is divided into two Main Sessions:

Autumn session from March to July
Spring session from July to November

Study Abroad students must enrol in a full-time load at UTS. The full-time study load is 18-24 credit points per session. Credit points apply to all subjects (except higher degree research programs) and represent a measure of the student workload by subject. Most subjects at UTS are 6 credit points each except for those offered by the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, which are 8 credit points, and some Law subjects, which may also be 8 credit points.

Location

LOCATION

Sydney combines the downtown feel of a busy metropolis with a relaxed lifestyle. With its famous harbour, sandy beaches, national parks, and suburbs with their own unique identity, the city is in easy reach of places to explore.

Rated the fourth most liveable city for students in the world (QS Best Student Cities 2015), Sydney attracts over 35,000 international students to live and study in this culturally diverse city.

UTS’s central location means students can easily access Sydney attractions, entertainment and essential services from our campus doorstep.

Housing

More than just a place to live, UTS accommodation is a wonderful opportunity to meet other students through organised events and activities. UTS residences are comfortable, affordable and convenient. All have common spaces where you can relax, socialise, play, study and learn, and all are self-catered and close to supermarkets and restaurants. Residential Networkers support students in housing and promote their safety and wellbeing. They also help organise activities and events for residents.

As a study abroad, exchange or visiting research student, you are given priority for a room in UTS Housing if you apply before 31 October for Autumn session (commencing February/March) and before 1 June for Spring session (commencing July). Whilst your application includes your housing preference, you are not guaranteed a particular room type or price range. Final allocation is subject to availability so the earlier you apply the better chance you have of securing your preferred accommodation option.

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