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04 Welcome to the University of Sydney 06 Welcome to Sydney 08 Study in the Heart of the City 10 Student Life 11 Buddy Club & Pre-semester trips 12 Accommodation 14 Facilities & Services 16 Study Abroad Internship Program 18 Areas of Study 20 Eligibility 21 How to Apply 22 Complementary Programs 23 Online Information

“We aim to create a university where the brightest researchers important dates and the most promising students can thrive, no matter what their second semester 2012 first semester 2013 SECOND semester 2013 social or cultural background. 23 – 27 JULY 25 FEB – 1 MARCH 22 – 26 JULY Realise your full potential at the ORIENTATION WEEK ORIENTATION WEEK ORIENTATION WEEK University of Sydney – together 30 JULY 4 MARCH 29 JULY we can make a difference.” LECTURES BEGIN LECTURES BEGIN LECTURES BEGIN 24 – 28 SEPTEMBER 29 march – 5 APRIL 30 Sept – 4 October Dr Michael Spence MID SEMESTER BREAK MID SEMESTER BREAK MID SEMESTER BREAK VICE–CHANCELLOR and 12-24 NOVEMBER 17 – 29 JUNE 11 – 23 NOVEMBER PRINCIPAL EXAMS – SEMESTER ENDS EXAM PERIOD EXAM PERIOD EARLY DECEMBER MID JULY EARLY DECEMBER SEMESTER TWO RESULTS SEMESTER ONE RESULTS SEMESTER TWO RESULTS RELEASED RELEASED RELEASED 4 welcome to the University of Sydney the experience of a lifetime

The University of Sydney’s Study Abroad and FACTS & FIGURES Exchange Programs provide students with the Faculties & Schools 16 exciting opportunity to add an international Student clubs and societies 215 (43 sports) perspective to their education at a leading 1,100 Inbound Australian university with a reputation for Total study abroad & exchange 600 Outbound excellence in teaching and research. Number of books in the 5.2 million + The Study Abroad and Exchange Programs University Library allow students already enrolled at an Number of staff 7,046 internationally accredited university to explore STUDENTS 49,059 their academic interests and cross-cultural Total postgraduate (research) 4,208 understanding by studying at the University of Total postgraduate (coursework) 12,239 Sydney for one or two semesters. Total undergraduate 32,612 Students enrolled in these programs will not Countries represented in 130 be awarded a degree from the University of the student population Sydney; instead they can transfer credits to INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS 10,832 their home university upon completion of their study period in Australia. Students can choose Africa & Middle East 543 from over 4000 different units of study from Americas 1,284 a diverse range of faculties and schools. In Asia (North-East) 5,973 addition, study abroad students can choose to Asia (South-East & Central) 2,153 take an internship as a part of their enrolment Europe 805 at the University of Sydney. Oceania, Antartica and others 74 Many units of study (classes or subjects) WORLDWIDE RANKINGS 2010 focus on Australian topics or offer field trips QS World University Rankings 38 to locations throughout New South Wales and THES-Times Higher Education 58 surrounding states. Our research is some of the Supplement strongest in Australia and Study Abroad and Shanghai Jiao Tong 96 Exchange students will have opportunities to participate in this research from a theoretical and practical standpoint. When you leave, you’ll The Study Abroad program is a fee-paying have developed the skills to become a leader in program. whatever field you choose. Our former students include Prime Ministers, Nobel Laureates, Student Exchange is a tuition fee waiver Academy Award winners, business leaders and program. The University of Sydney has medical pioneers, who have all benefited from an extensive range of student exchange our determination to develop curious minds that programs with universities throughout the embrace challenges and devour knowledge, Americas, Europe and Asia. Students should reveal new perspectives and devise solutions. check with their home institution’s Exchange Office about the application process. sydney.edu.au

Great Hall 6 Welcome to sydney Australia’s largest and most dynamic city

Sydney Opera House and Sydney Ferry Manly Ferry by Hamilton Lund, TNSW

Sydney is welcoming Sydney climate – average Sydney is a bustling global city with amenities temperatures and opportunities to match. It is set on one of the world’s most beautiful harbours, close to Season Months Temp Cº Fº over 35 stunning golden sand beaches. The Warm / University of Sydney’s Camperdown/Darlington Summer Dec-Feb 18-26 64-79 campus is located within minutes of the city humid centre by efficient public transport. March- Warm to Autumn 15-22 59-72 Sydney’s people May cool Sydney is one of the most multicultural cities Cool to in the world (around 25 percent of Sydney’s Winter June-Aug 08-17 48-63 population was born overseas, while a further cold 20 percent are children of those immigrants). Cool to More than a quarter of Sydney residents Spring Sept-Nov 13-22 55-72 speak a language other than English, most warm commonly Mandarin, Cantonese, Arabic, Greek, Vietnamese, Italian, Spanish, Korean and Indonesian. As the meeting place for such a host of nations and traditions, Sydney is the For more information about our beautiful city perfect place to experience different cultures, visit www.sydney.com languages and perspectives.

Aerial of Sydney Harbour (Hamilton Lund;Destination NSW) 8 study in the heart MAIN HEADER

of the city Manly sydney.edu.au/about/campuses

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north 1. Camperdown–Darlington Campuses sydney 2. Music (Sydney Conservatorium of Music) Opera 3. Rozelle Campus – Visual Arts House (Sydney College of the Arts) 4. Mallett Street Campus – Potts Point/ Faculty of Nursing 5. Cumberland Campus – CBD Kings Cross Health Sciences (City Centre) 6. Camden Campus – Agriculture and Veterinary Science 7. Surry Hills Campus – Dentistry 8. Taylors College darlinghurst

Pyrmont Surry Hills

Ultimo Central Station

Chippendale Redfern Glebe

Redfern Station

DARLINGTON the university of sydney TO CUMBERLAND CAMPUS TO CAMDEN CAMPUS (65Kms)

Camperdown

Newtown 10 student life Buddy Club & 11 PRE-semester trips

Orientation week Water polo Let’s Go surfing by Mikala Wilbow Ovelooking Hunter Valley, Paul Blackmore, Destination NSW

Being a student at the University of Sydney Represent yourself Each semester, the Study Abroad and for you to meet people from around the world. isn’t just about study. Becoming involved in The Students’ Representative Council Exchange Unit coordinates the Buddy Club, You can choose to participate in one of our non-academic activities at the University helps (SRC) and Sydney University Postgraduate a social mentoring program, designed to help weekend activities that we facilitate for the you develop a network of friends and broaden Representative Association (SUPRA) represent, you build social networks, engage with local weekend prior to your orientation session. your outlook and skills. campaign and advocate for students across the students, adjust to life in Australia and make the Pre-orientation weekend activities include University of Sydney University Union (USU) University. SRC and SUPRA caseworkers can most out of your semester abroad. learning to surf on the NSW south coast, trips For a small semester fee you can obtain a help you with academic appeals and queries, In the past we have organised bushwalking in to Blue Mountains and journeys to the wine membership to the University of Sydney tenancy and work-related problems. Its legal the Royal National Park, trivia evenings, pub country north of Sydney. Staff from the Study Union which provides you access to more service can provide you with advice on most nights, yum cha, harbour cruises, fancy dress Abroad and Exchange unit will accompany you than 200 union-backed clubs and services. legal matters. A second-hand bookshop allows parties, concerts, sports events, fairs, dinner on your journey and will be handy to answer You can’t help but find someone who shares you to sell and buy old books at a low cost. parties, barbeques, guided tours and special your every question about your semester your interests; from opera to Oxfam, comedy sydney.edu.au/src & www.supra.usyd.edu.au/ guest presentations. studying at the University of Sydney. to commerce, or religion to Rubik’s Cubes, Sydney University Sport and Fitness (SUSF) Pre-Semester trips Information about trips are distributed in there is something for everyone. The USU has your pre-departure emails. Check for clashes Sydney University Sport and Fitness offers Coming to Australia for a semester can be extensive entertainment offerings with bustling with third party provider orientations prior to everything you need from state-of-the-art a challenging experience. You will be given bars, fantastic bands and themed celebrations booking. facilities and tailored fitness programs to over throughout the year. opportunities to find new friends and a 40 sporting clubs. You can use our seven community of people that will potentially create Union membership also helps you save money. fitness facilities on campus, which include an an international community of contacts for The Study Abroad and Exchange team will Once you pay your semester fee you’ll receive Olympic-size swimming pool and climbing wall, you to take advantage of for the rest of your invite you to join a Facebook group. Join your Access Card, which gives you food, drink or you can team up with friends on our squash, life. The Study Abroad and Exchange team and shopping discounts on and off-campus. to find out whats on and to chat with your tennis and basketball courts. would like to be able to give you a head start peers prior to and during your semester at www.usuonline.com www.susf.com.au in the creation of this network and our Pre- Sydney Orientation Trips are a fantastic opportunity 12 accommodation sydney.edu.au/current_students/ 13 accommodation/off_campus.shtml sydney.edu.au/accom

Choosing where to live can be one of the biggest bathrooms in a college-style environment. 2. Private accommodation decisions you will make when studying abroad, Cost: approx. $348 (twin share)-$482 University accommodation database but it does not need to be daunting – and you (single en-suite) per week, including 3 daily managed by the Accommodation Information aren’t alone. There are plenty of options in meals Service at the University of Sydney, Sydney, and we offer support services to assist sydney.edu.au/internationalhouse the database lists hundreds of offers of you to make the right choice. The University of ––The Terraced Housing consists of single accommodation. The database is available Sydney can help you find a suitable place to live, and twin-shared bedrooms in 43 terraced to students once they’ve been enrolled, and provide you with ongoing accommodation houses located near the University. All usually around one month prior to the start of assistance and advice to make the move to bedrooms are fully furnished and residents semester. Sydney as smooth as possible. share a fully furnished living area. Cost: Cost: varies approx. $145 (twin share) - $225 (extra sydney.edu.au/current_students/ Temporary Accomodation large standard) per week. sydney.edu. accommodation/documents/AS_DB_ You may well wish to arrange some temporary au/current_students/accommodation/ Search_advice.pdf accommodation in Sydney so you have peace on_campus.shtml Sydney University Village sydney.edu.au/current_students/ of mind upon arrival. You can be welcomed to ––Darlington House accommodates 54 accommodation/off_campus.shtml#database Sydney and directed to Base Hostel – temporary Living off-campus students in 12 male-only or female-only 3. Private accommodation – independently home for many newly-arrived Study Abroad and Sydney is a large city and there are many self-contained apartments in a modern sourced Exchange students studying at Sydney. suburbs that are an easy commute by public apartment building. Cost: approx. Lots of suitable accommodation can be found Information about Base offerings will be sent in transport to the University of Sydney. It $210 - $220 per week. sydney.edu.au/ on non-university affiliated accommodation your pre-departure emails. is a good idea not to make any permanent invest_capital_mgmt/university_owned_ websites, such as domain.com.au, student_housing/camperdown_darlington. arrangements for private accommodation prior Living on-campus gumtree.com.au, au.easyroommate.com, shtml#darlington to arrival as it is important to inspect properties The University offers a range of catered and flatmates.com.au, flatmatefinders.com.au ––Sydney University Village: SUV offers before committing to any tenancy agreements. self-catered on-campus accommodation, and sydneyexchange.com.au self-catering apartments. You can apply although demand can be high so it’s important 1. Private Student Residences Cost: varies for studio, two, four and five bedroom to apply as far as possible in advance to increase These are furnished rooms in shared or self Please be alert to accommodation apartments. You need to apply as early your chances of securing the accommodation contained apartments in residential buildings scams when using these to search for as possible, as it fills up very quickly. option of your choice. While contracts are for students, usually located within walking accommodation – read our tenancy warnings, Cost: approx. $328.50 per week for a generally for the academic year, when they have distance of the Darlington/Camperdown tips and tricks here: sydney.edu.au/current_ one bedroom studio (6 month contract) vacancies they will offer single semester spaces. campus. They include UniLodge students/accommodation/tenancy.shtml There are three main options for on-campus sydneyuv.com.au (unilodge.com.au/sydney) and 4. Private Accommodation sourced for you accommodation (costs are in Australian dollars 2. Residential colleges Urbanest (urbanest.com.au). Semester in Australia is a service that can put and are indicative only): The University has seven affiliated residential Cost: approx. $324 – 570 per week, self you into a furnished apartment with other colleges on the Camperdown and Darlington catered (6 month contract). 1. University owned accommodation students. Cost: varies campuses, with furnished rooms and all meals The University owns the following catered and semesterinaustralia.com self-catered, fully furnished accommodation: provided. Each one is run independently and ––International House: This catered admission is competitive so apply directly to accommodation offers twin-share study- your chosen college. Cost: varies bedrooms and en-suite or communal sydney.edu.au/current_students/ accommodation/on_campus.shtml#res 14 facilities & services sydney.edu.au/current_students/student_services

Health and welfare IT support Health As a Sydney student you will get a university The University Health Service offers a account that gives you access to a range comprehensive and confidential general of services, including free email, internet practitioner service and emergency medical care and access to e-learning facilities. A number to all members of the University community. of on-campus computer labs provide free sydney.edu.au/current_students/student_ access to computers, while there is wide services/health_welfare/university_health_ wireless coverage across the Darlington and service Camperdown campuses. Counselling sydney.edu.au/ict/switch/ The University has a number of qualified Learning assistance professionals who can help you fulfil your The Learning Centre and the Mathematics academic, individual and social goals. Enrolled Learning Centre can help you develop the students can use the Counselling Service free skills you need for successful university study. of charge. Services include one-to-one tutoring, study sydney.edu.au/counselling materials and workshops. Religion sydney.edu.au/lc Our on-campus Multifaith Chaplaincy Centre sydney.edu.au/mlc is currently visited by chaplains representing a Disability support range of faiths. The main campus offers prayer Disability Services helps students with a rooms for Muslim students and halal food is disability to realise their academic and social available from most Student Union catering potential and participate fully in University life. outlets on campus. Kosher food is available for If you have a disability, you should contact all students from Mandelbaum House on the Disability Services before you start university to Darlington Campus. discover how they can help you. sydney.edu.au/chaplains sydney.edu.au/disability

Academic support Once you get to Sydney you’re not alone. Library services We run a wide range of services to help The University of Sydney Library is a network you get the most out of your time here, to of many subject-specialist libraries located on prepare for life beyond university, and to several campuses. More than 5 million items help you if times get tough. are available, including over 70,000 electronic journals. These are just a few of the ways we will sydney.edu.au/library support your health and welfare, academic life, and career planning during your time with us. For more detailed information, visit sydney.edu.au/current_students

Main Quadrangle 16 Study Abroad 17 Internship Program

Program details –– Gain a competitive advantage in the graduate Internship areas If your area of interest is not listed above, The Study Abroad Internship Program gives you employment market by developing global Internships are offered in the following areas: contact the Internship Program Coordinator to the opportunity to complement your academic connections in your chosen profession. ––Accounting; discuss alternate options. study with meaningful industry experience. As ––Architecture; [email protected] an intern you will complete: Eligibility ––Engineering; or sydney.edu.au/future_students/ –– 15 days/120 hours of meaningful industry Study Abroad Internships are allocated on a ––Environmental Science; study_abroad/internships placement; competitive basis. To be considered for this –– Events & Public Relations; program you must: –– 8 hours of professional development; and ––Finance; Please note: Every effort will be made –– Have satisfied all the entry requirements of –– Government & Policy; to offer internships to all eligible students –– Assessment including 4 reflective journals and the Study Abroad Program; –– Human Resource Management; however placement cannot be guaranteed 1 final project report. ––Must have achieved higher than a cumulative ––Information Technology; prior to interview. In case your application is unsuccessful, prospective students are advised The Study Abroad Internship is worth 6 credit GPA of at least 3.2 on a 4.0 scale or a ‘B’ on ––Marine Biology; to also enrol for additional units of study. points. In general, students participating in the the ECTS grading scale; ––Marketing; program will enrol in 3 units of study plus the –– Media & Communications; –– Have completed at least 1.5 years of tertiary internship. ––Medical Research; “My experience as an intern has been great. study; and –– Not for Profit; I cannot say enough how good it was for me The Study Abroad Internship Program offers –– Sit an interview after your arrival in Sydney. ––Sports Management; to actually have time in the office setting you the chance to: ––Undergraduate/Postgraduate Research and see what it is like to work for a serious company. My experience has opened up my –– Develop familiarity with the Australian How to apply placements; mind to the world of business and life in an workplace culture; Simply submit the following documents ––Visual Arts; and office. It has inspired me to complete my together with your Study Abroad application: ––Graphic Design. –– Apply your learning in real workplace undergraduate studies and continue on for situations; and ––Resume; and an MBA…” ––Cover letter. –– Enhance your interpersonal, communication Daniel, Boston College, USA. and cross-cultural skills; and 18 areas of study 19

Agriculture, Food and Natural Arts and Social Sciences (cont.) Business (cont.) Health Sciences (Cumberland Law (cont.) Science (cont.) Resources campus) Government (Business and Society Management of Technology Environmental Law Geology Agriculture Economics and Governance) Marketing including Strategy Aboriginal Health and Community Environmental Science and Law Geophysics Agriculture Science Heritage Studies Theory and Research Development Equity History and Philosophy of Science Animal Science History Organisational Analysis and Strategy Ageing and Aged Care Federal Constitutional Law Marine Ecology and Sciences Applied Economics International and Comparative Public Policy Behavioural Health Science Foundations of Law Mathematics and Statistics Applied Science Literary Studies Supply Chain and Logistics Behavioural Science Health Law/ Public Health Law Microbial Biosciences Horticultural Science International Relations Management Biomedical Sciences International Business and Law Molecular Biology and Land and Water Science Languages and Language Studies Taxation Cardiopulmonary Physiotherapy International law Biotechnology Resource Economics (French, German, Greek, Hebrew, Transport Management Child and Adolescent Health International Taxation Nanoscience and Technology Hindi and Urdu, Indonesian and Clinical Data Management Jurisprudence Neurosciences Architecture, Design and Planning Malay, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Education and Social Work Communication Disorders Labour Law and Relations Number Theory Architecture Latin, Sanskrit, Spanish, Thai, Coach Education (sport) Developmental Disability Education Law, Lawyers and Justice Nutritional and Food Sciences Design Computing Vietnamese) Education Management Exercise and Sport Science Legal Research, Physics Art Workshops (eg drawing, Linguistics Educational Psychology Gerontology Litigation Plant Ecology ceramics, digital video, web design) Media and Communications English Literacy and Drama Health Informatics Real Property Psychology Design (Audio, Illumination, Medieval Studies Film and Theatre Education Health Information Management Taxation Tropical Marine Network Program Sustainable, Urban, Computing) Music Health Education Health Sciences Torts Peace and Conflict Hearing and Speech Veterinary Science Building and Building Services Informational Technology in Music (Conservatorium Campus) Digital Media Performance Studies Education Indigenous Community Health Animal Technology Facilities Management Philosophy Outdoor Education Leisure and Health Composition Aquaculture and Wildlife Heritage Conservation Political Economy Primary and Secondary Education Manipulative Physiotherapy Conduction Behaviour Urban and Regional Planning Political Science Research Methodology Medical Radiation Sciences Interdisciplinary Applied Research Digestion Semiotics Social Work Medical Sonagraphy Music Education Equine Anatomy Arts and Social Sciences Social Policy Special Education Neurological Physiotherapy Musicology Genetics Sociology Physiotherapy Aboriginal Studies Teaching and Curriculum Studies Opera Studies Molecular Biology Studies in Religion Teaching English to Speakers of Rehabilitation Counselling Performance Nutrition American Studies US Studies Speech Pathology Ancient History Other Languages (TESOL) Brass Pharmacology and Toxicology Sexual Health Keyboard Veterinary Pathobiology Anthropology Business Engineering Sports Physiotherapy Arab and Islamic Studies Percussion Veterinary Medicine Accounting Stuttering Strings Welfare, Husbandry and Archaeology Aeronautical Vision Impairment Art History and Theory Banking, Finance and Quantitative Chemical Vocal Reproduction Finance Koori Centre Woodwind Asian Studies Civil Indigenous Australia Visual Arts (Rozelle campus) Australian Literature Business and Commercial Law Computer Business Information Systems Land and Nation Science Australian Political economy E-Commerce Policy and Power Contemporary Art for Educators Australian Studies Commercial law Electrical Artificial Intelligence Film and Digital Image Econometrics Health and Community in Aboriginal Biblical and Jewish Studies Information Australia Biochemistry Fine Arts Chinese Studies Finance Information technology Biological Sciences Media Arts Economics Financial Economics Mechanical Law Chemistry Multimedia Design English Human Resource Management and Mechatronics Climate Change Object Art and Design European Studies Coaching Project Management Administrative Law and Policy Coastal Environments Studio Art Film Studies Industrial Relations Software Business Law Digital Media Visual Arts Research Gender Studies International Business Space Contracts Earth Sciences Visual Arts Theory and Philosophy Government and International International Security Telecommunications Corporate Law Ecology Relations Management and Management Criminal Law Environmental Science Decision Sciences Criminology Geography 20 eligibility How to apply 21

- TOEFL (Paper based) 577 or better plus TWE (Test of Written English) at 4.5 or better; or - TOEFL (Internet based) iBT score of 90 or better with a score of 21 or better in the Writing section. sydney.edu.au/future_students/study_ abroad/admissions/language_requirements

Select your subjects Select up to 12 units of study for approval by International Student Office and faculty staff. A full time load at the University of Sydney is 18 – 24 credit points however it is recommended that you get approval for many subjects at the time of application. To be considered for the Study Abroad and To search for available subjects please go to Exchange Programs at the University of Sydney sydney.edu.au/courses STUDY ABROAD STUDENT EXCHANGE you must: and select ‘Units of Study’ from the drop-down Go to the Study Abroad Program website at Apply to your home university’s Exchange ––Be an enrolled student at an internationally search option. You can search by keyword, title sydney.edu.au/studyabroad. Download and Office to get advice on appropriate or unit of study code, if known. accredited university; complete the Study Abroad Application form procedures. You must be nominated by your ––Have achieved the equivalent of a ‘Credit’ or Please note that you need to check the following and Unit of Study Enrolment form. home university to be an exchange student. ‘Good Average, or a cumulative GPA of 3.0 on a before selecting subjects: 4.0 scale or a ‘C’ on the ECTS Grading scale; ––The level of study is appropriate (1000-4000 Attach all required documentation, as outlined Go to the Study Abroad Program website at ––Meet any specific academic requirements (eg: units are undergraduate, 5000-6000 units are on the application form. Ensure documents are sydney.edu.au/studyabroad. Download and portfolio for Visual Arts); and postgraduate); complete the Study Abroad Application form ––Have a letter of nomination from your home ––You meet the pre-requisites; and properly certified and translated. university, if an Exchange student. ––The subject is offered in the correct semester and Unit of Study Enrolment form. (i.e Semester One (February – June), Submit your application to one of the following English Proficiency Semester 2 (July-November). If you can provide evidence that you have places: a. Attach all required documentation, as completed at least one year of full time Credit a. Directly to the University of Sydney; outlined on the application form. Ensure university study in an English speaking country Prior to requesting subjects it is suggested that b. Your home university’s study abroad office, documents are properly certified and or in a tertiary institution where the language you obtain academic advice for your proposed if they have a current agreement with the translated. of instruction (i.e. teaching, assessment units of study. Please check with your home University of Sydney; or b. Submit your application to the Exchange and examination) was in English, you will university academic advisors to see if you will Office at your home university. For be considered to have satistfied our English c. One of the University of Sydney’s receive credits for your academic program at the University of Sydney exchange partners proficiency requirements. Otherwise you will University of Sydney. authorised representatives. A list of require: representatives is available at please go to sydney.edu.au/internationaloffice/ - IELTS Overall band score of 6.5 or better with sydney.edu.au/future_students/ partners minimum of 6.0 in each band; study_abroad/partners/study_abroad 22 complEmentary online information 23 programs

The Sydney Summer & Winter School In addition to the Study Abroad and Exchange Programs, the University of Sydney offers an intensive high quality Summer and Winter School program, on a full-fee paying basis. This program provides over 174 undergraduate and postgraduate units from a range of faculties and schools. Summer School runs from December with two start dates; December and early January. Most units are taught over a 6 week period, although some are shorter. The Winter School starts in early July and runs for four weeks. As these programs run for less than 3 months, students may attend on a tourist visa.

How can I combine Summer or Winter Centre for English Teaching (CET) USEFUL WEBSITES Agents and Representatives Schools with a Study Abroad or Exchange If you do not reach the English language The University of Sydney sydney.edu.au/internationaloffice/agents semester? requirement for the Study Abroad and sydney.edu.au If you enrol at the University of Sydney for Exchange Programs, you can study English on- Scholarships semester 1, which begins in March, you can take campus before your program. Study Abroad sydney.edu.au/scholarships Summer School beforehand or Winter School sydney.edu.au/studyabroad after your semester ends. If you enrol at the English Programs International Student Support Unit The Centre for English Teaching (CET) offers University of Sydney for semester 2, which Student Exchange sydney.edu.au/issu programs designed to help you reach your begins in late July, you can take Winter School sydney.edu.au/studentexchange beforehand or Summer School after your English language goals, such as obtaining Sydney semester ends. entrance into the Study Abroad and Exchange Exchange Partners www.cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au Programs or obtaining complete confidence in sydney.edu.au/internationaloffice/partners Eligibility communicating in English. Department of Immigration & Citizenship You must have the prerequisites to enrol in your (DIAC) International Student Office desired unit(s) of study and meet the English Programs include: Academic English and www.immi.gov.au sydney.edu.au/internationaloffice Proficiency requirements. Intensive Academic English; Direct Entry courses; IELTS Preparation; General English and Refund Policy sydney.edu.au/summer Information in 12 different languages Customised courses. sydney.edu.au/future_students/international_ sydney.edu.au/cet sydney.edu.au/internationaloffice/student/ undergraduate/costs_scholarships/fees/ languages.shtml refund_policy.shtml

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