Swinburne International & Future Students Swinburne Abroad www.swinburne.edu.au/abroad/ SWIN BUR NE Study Abroad Swinburne University of Technology Most liveable city in the world M elbourne is recognised as the world's most liveable city and a fantastic place to study! Fun, social, cultural, sporty, musical and arty, there is plenty to do in this city. Discover a mild climate, a thriving cultural scene, an extensive public transport network, and an abundance of natural attractions that make Melbourne an exciting place to study. Study Abroad students love Melbourne for its home-away- from-home feel! Swinburne is very proud to be ranked among the top 100 universities in the world under fifty years of age (Times Higher Education Top 100 Under 50, 2015). Other reasons to choose Swinburne include: 1 Our Hawthorn campus is a 10-15 minute train ride from Melbourne's city centre > A small campus and cohesive class environment provides a more personal and supportive study experience > Excellent support programs tailored for Study Abroad and Exchange students including Orientation and the 'Swin-Mates' social club On-campus accommodation including student apartments and a residential college Study Abroad students study alongside students from Australia and all over the world > Various university-wide support services including mini trips and activities and academic support. SWINBURNE UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY Study Abroad (ISAP) & Exchange (IEX) Study Abroad (Inbound) (one or two semesters) For students enrolled at a university that is not a partner of Swinburne's Study Abroad program, you will be charged per unit as a Study Abroad international student. Study Abroad students can study at Swinburne for one or two semesters. Exchange (Inbound) (one or two semesters) Approved exchange students currently enrolled at one of our partner universities receive a tuition fee waiver for their international exchange program under the agreed reciprocal exchange arrangement. To come to Swinburne on exchange you need to be nominated by one of Swinburne's partner universities. swinburne.edu.au | CRICOS Provider 00111D version: July 2016 ---
Study Abroad (ISAP) The Study Abroad Program is designed for students currently studying at an overseas non- partner institution. You should have a good academic history and be proficient in English. You can choose to study either 3 or 4 subjects per semester from any Swinburne degree, as long as you meet the prerequisites. How to apply To apply for the Study Abroad program as an international student, visit our how to apply website. Documents required 1. Copy of passport photo page 2. Application form with unit preference 3. Certified academic transcripts with grading system 4. English translations, where applicable 5. Certified and valid English proficiency test results (where applicable) 6. Portfolio, for students who are applying for design or film and TV units. 3 or 4 units per semester International students are required to take a full-time study load. Most Swinburne units are valued at 12.5 credit points and full-time study requires that you enrol in between 37.5 and 50 credit points per semester. This means you will take either three or four units per