Study in Sydney (in English) - ISEP Exchange
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
• Enjoy living in the cosmopolitan paradise of Sydney, filled with world-renowned sites like the Sydney Opera House, Bondi Beach, and the Sydney Harbour Bridge.
• While having strengths in the STEM areas, UTS is also highly ranked in other disciplines including business, communications, and design. The UTS Business School is AACSB accredited
• Learn alongside a vast international student community at University Technology Sydney (UTS), where there are ample opportunities to join more than 90 student organizations and travel through The Exchange and Study Abroad Club.
• Embrace immersing in the picturesque beauty of Australia, home to some of the most unique biodiversity and environmental attractions in the world.
LIFE ABROAD
Sydney has a tremendously diverse population, architecture, activities, and food scene to enjoy! Spend weekends wandering through the modern cultural district, or alongside the breath-taking beaches to live a day in the life of a local.
LIVE
Located on the City campus, enjoy panoramic views of the Central Business District of Sydney while staying in a single room in a student residence hall. Connect with students from all over the world while hanging out in a shared living room, or in a common space in your building like the music room.
DINE
Cook alongside new friends in a shared kitchen in each student residence. Taste dishes from all over the world while exploring the international foodie culture of Sydney or enjoy some local staple dishes meat pies, fish and chips, and deep-fried dim sum. Make sure to grab a delectable cup of coffee in a country famous for its impeccable café culture.
EXPERIENCE
There are more than 90 student organizations and clubs to join at UTS! Connect with on campus groups like the Exchange and Study Abroad Club to join peers on guided tours of the Sydney Opera House, NSW Art Gallery, and Sydney Aquarium. Busses and trains provide easy access through and out of the city into the suburbs, beaches, and to the rest of New South Wales. Budget-friendly flights are available out of Sydney to visit other wonders in Australia like the Great Barrier Reef or Melbourne!
EXPLORE
Spend a day strolling through one of the 600+ suburbs of Sydney to discover a new museum, botanical garden, or learn more about the local aboriginal culture! Enjoy the modern amenities of a big city by taking a tram down to enjoy events like Syndey’s Food Truck Festivals or visit nearby ecological wonders like local Glow Worm Caves.
THRIVE
UTS provides support to give the tools necessary to be successful academically and to adjust to a new culture. Embrace a safe space through offerings such as The Ally Program or counseling services to support mental health. Take advantage of tutoring, academic workshops, and self-help resources available through a Peer Assisted Study Success Program. When studying late at night, utilize the after-hours security escort service available to all UTS students.
What We Love About Sydney
Sydney is a melting pot of people, cuisines, and activities in a bustling cosmopolitan haven! Whether you are visiting a wildlife sanctuary alongside new friends, or climbing to the top of the Sydney Harbour Bridge, there are endless opportunities for one-of-a-kind adventures in the city of Sydney.
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Course Description
UTS offers practice-based learning in cutting-edge facilities. Their classes are continually updated to reflect developments in research and technology. More than 150 companies partner with UTS, sharing their resources and expertise. While having strengths in the STEM areas, UTS is also highly ranked in other disciplines including business, communications and design. The UTS Business School has also been AACSB International accredited since 2006, making it one of an elite group of the world’s business schools. The chart below highlights some of the more popular classes ISEP students have taken in the past. Use this to help get you started on planning your own semester abroad at UTS!
Credits Earned
Students who complete the program in good standing can expect to earn 18-24 UTS credits which ISEP recommends is the equivalent of 12-15 U.S. Credit Hours. Each course is usually worth 6 credit points.
If you use financial aid, please speak with a qualified financial aid advisor to understand your academic obligations and the requirements for using financial aid.
Sample Classes Available:
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Engineering |
Computer and Information Sciences |
Business |
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Data Science Engineering |
Information Security |
Accounting and Accountability |
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Software Engineering |
Computer Games and Animation |
Business Statistics |
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Renewable Energy Engineering |
Networking and Cybersecurity |
Marketing and Customer Value |
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Electrical Engineering |
Data Analytics |
Business and Social Impact |
For detailed instructions on how to search for all available courses, please click on the "other academic conditions" dropdown link below.
Academics
Other Academic Conditions
At UTS, courses are programs or majors, and classes are called subjects or units.
Most UTS subjects are taught through a mix of lectures and required discussions (tutorials). Some subjects incorporate seminars, presentations, laboratory work and/or individual study. Lectures, tutorials, seminars or laboratory sessions normally total between 12 and 24 hours per week.
Before exploring the list of subjects in the UTS Handbook, students will find it helpful to review the Study Abroad Study Plans and Subject page. This provides an overview of how the UTS subjects work, and provides Subject Guides, by major study area, that list popular subjects and their academic levels. The Step-by-Step Guide to Finding Subjects as a Study Abroad and Exchange Student is also available from this site.
If you would like to locate additional subjects beyond the Subject Guides:
1. Go to UTS homepage for current students
2. Under “Managing your course”, click “UTS Handbook”
3. Click on the Course Area, and then on "Majors" to locate suitable “Subjects” or directly to the "Subjects" menu, then click on the subject code
4. Click “Detailed subject description” to find the syllabus
Generally, Study Abroad and Exchange students enroll in three or four subjects per session at UTS (18-24 credit points). Note there are two different tuition rates for taking 3 vs. 4 subjects. Enrolling in more than 4 subjects/ 24 credit points will incur an additional cost.
Subjects from the following programs are generally not available for Exchange students: Nursing clinical and Education placements; Midwifery; all Graduate Health subjects; MBA Executive; Chinese Medicine; Engineering internships. Animation and Media Arts Production may have limited availability.
UTS follows the Southern Hemisphere calendar. When searching for courses, be sure to search for courses using the correct parameters: Autumn Session is February to June; Spring Session is July to November.
f you are considering studying for a full-year, you should consider starting your program at the beginning of UTS’s academic year in February.
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