The Education Abroad Network

Australia: Melbourne, Geelong

Located in Victoria, the smallest mainland state in Australia, Deakin University is one of the top-ranked research universities in Australia. Deakin was named 'University of the Year' in 1995 for its 'use of technology and teaching in learning' and ...

Australia: Sydney

With enrollment over 25,000 including 5,100 international students Macquarie is emerging as one of the most international universities in the world. Macquarie University is located in North Ryde, a large suburb about 11 miles northwest of Sydney. Th...

Australia: Melbourne

Monash University, established in 1961, is now Australia's largest university. With enrollment over 45,000 students including at least 10,000 international students from over 100 countries Monash offers a diverse learning atmosphere. Monash offers S...

Australia: Perth

With approximately 1,500 international students from more than 50 different countries, Murdoch University is a vibrant and cosmopolitan institution that is benefiting from its strong commitment to international education. Enrolling at Murdoch Univers...

Australia: Brisbane

With enrollment around 40,000, QUT is one of Australia's largest universities. Queensland University of Technology has over 5,000 international students representing over 100 nationalities, which makes for a very diverse learning environment. QUT h...

Australia: Melbourne

Victoria's most popular university, RMIT University, has a total enrollment of 45,000 students, 7,000 of which are international students, making RMIT Australia's most international and culturally diverse university. RMIT University's main campus is...

Australia: Sydney

With enrollment of over 34,000 students including over 6,500 international students from over 90 different countries, the University of New South Wales (UNSW) enjoys the reputation of Australia's leading international university with the largest on-c...

Australia: Perth

The University of Notre Dame has intentionally remained a small university in order to allow personalized, individual attention for students to insure their studies are a success. The University of Notre Dame is located in the historic west end of Fr...

Australia: Brisbane

The University of Queensland (UQ) is the oldest and largest university in Queensland with enrollment around 29,000 students, including 3,500 international students. Founded in Brisbane in 1910, UQ is the State's leading center of higher education. UQ...

Australia: Sydney

Australia's first university, the University of Sydney, offers a diverse range of courses and highly experienced teachers. With over 29,000 students and 4,000 international students, the University of Sydney has an international reputation for excel...

Australia: Perth

The University of Western Australia (UWA) is Western Australia's oldest university and has acquired an international reputation for academic excellence and achievement. The University has a total of over 15,000 students including more than 2,000 inte...

Australia: Wollongong

The University of Wollongong, established in 1951, is now a medium-sized university by Australian standards. More than 13,000 students, including 2,400 international students from 70 countries attend the vibrant, thinking university. Wollongong, the ...

Australia: Gold Coast

Bond University is Australia's first and largest private university. Approximately half of the staff and students come from overseas, making Bond a diverse place to study. The lowest student/faculty ratio in Australia, 10:1, means students will rec...

Australia: Gold Coast, Ayers Rock, Cairns and 4 other cities, Brisbane, Alice Springs, Sydney, Darwin

This six-week course is lead by an expert in tourism and recreation management in Australia, in partnership with The University of New South Wales. The ninety-hour program comprises lectures, industry case studies, workshops, guest speakers, field ex...

Australia: Sydney, Great Barrier Reef, Ayers Rock

Students will travel to five distinct regions of Australia over 6 weeks on an adventure that will highlight the significance of Australia's natural heritage to its indigenous people and provide an aboriginal perspective on conservation management. Th...

Australia: Sydney

The University of Technology, Sydney (UTS) is located near the city center and major public transport routes. The city provides easy access to the spectacular harbor and beaches, beautiful botanical gardens and parks, museums, cinemas and theaters. T...

Australia: Townsville, Cairns

At James Cook University you will enjoy a unique natural environment while taking classes toward your degree at your home institution. JCU's main campuses are located in tropical North Queensland, where millions of visitors come each year to experien...

Australia: Cairns, Blue Mountains, Sydney

This program is organized in conjunction with Michigan State University Office of Study Abroad. The International Sports Program offers a unique educational opportunity for college students who consider themselves athletes. The International Sports ...

Australia: Alice Springs, Darwin and 2 other cities, Sydney, Cairns

This six-week course for engineering students explores energy and sustainability, with a focus on new developments in energy efficiency and renewable energy technologies. The program is based on a ninety-hour combination of lectures, tutorials, labor...

Australia: Cairns, Blue Mountains, Brisbane and 2 other cities, Coffs Harbour, Sydney

The purpose of this course is to help students understand the development and performance of the Australian economy in a world undergoing rapid globalization. As a western, English-speaking, trade-dependent country located near Southeast Asia, Austr...

Australia: Sydney

The University of Notre Dame opened its Sydney campus in 2006, making it the newest university in the greater Sydney area. The university offers two campuses where students can study. The Broadway campus is situated in the heart of the city in betwee...

Australia: Sydney, Kakadu, Canberra and 2 other cities, Cairns, Darwin

This program, conducted in conjunction with Georgetown University, will present a narrative overview of key topics in Australian history and explore some of the essential themes of the Australian experience. Through the lenses of Australia's sporting...

Australia: Darwin, Sydney, Kakadu and 2 other cities, Canberra, Cairns

This course is coordinated through The University of New South Wales's Australian School of Business within the Faculty of Banking and Finance. This school provides extensive experience in business relations throughout South East Asia. The program wi...

Australia: Brisbane, Gold Coast

Griffith University includes five campuses in south-eastern Queensland, with the main campus located on the beautiful Gold Coast. Just 50 miles south of Brisbane and home to some of Australia's best weather, the Gold Coast region is perfect for stude...

Australia: Melbourne

As the second most populous city in Australia with 3.5 million people, Melbourne is regarded as one of the world's most livable cities. As Australia's cultural, culinary, education and sporting capital, the city features a thriving multicultural atmo...

Australia: Gold Coast

Due to it's trimester calendar, Bond University offers the unique opportunity to spend the months of May - August in Gold Coast, Australia. With courses from Humanities & Social Sciences, Business, Technology & Sustainable Development, Health Science...

Australia: Newcastle

The University of Newcastle was established in 1965 and hosts more than 17,000 students, of which 4,500 are international students. The university offers extensive student services ranging from academic support to sports and recreation facilities an...