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CSU International Programs in Australia
This exchange program is sponsored by CSU International Programs.
Contact studyabroad@sdsu.edu at the International Student Center for more information
Brisbane
Melbourne
Sydney
Language of instruction: English
Academic year only
Program Descriptions
The CSU International Programs (IP) in Australia enables qualified CSU students to enroll directly in an Australian university, study with Australian faculty and students, and gain the personal experience of being fully integrated into the life of the host institution and community. In Australia, IP is affiliated with six universities in or nearby Brisbane, Sydney, and Melbourne. Based on their subject and academic preparation, students will be assigned to one of the host universities by the Office of International Programs.
Program Hosts
Brisbane
University of Queensland (UQ)
Queensland University of Technology (QUT)
Griffith University (GU)
Melbourne
Victoria University (VU)
Sydney
University of Western Sydney (UWS)
Macquarie University (MU)
Business Majors please click here
Academic Informationn: Students may take coursework in the following subject areas. Students should consult the web addresses of the universities for specific courses while keeping in mind that not all coursework is available to visiting students and that prerequisites apply.
Agriculture and Horticulture (UWS)
Australian and Indigenous Studies (GU, MU)
Business Studies (QUT, VU)
Communication Studies (QUT)
Engineering (GU, QUT, VU)
Environmental Studies (GU)
Hospitality and Tourism (GU, VU, UWS)
Information Technology (GU, QUT)
Kinesiology and Exercise Science (VU, UWS)
Marine Biology (UQ)
Performing Arts (QUT, UWS)
Psychology (MU)
Eligibility: Applicants are required to have a major in the subject to which they are applying, or a major closely related to it. For example, anthropology majors may apply to Australian Studies. All programs require the completion of lower division requirements in the major, with some upper division coursework highly recommended, due to the highly competitive nature of the program.
Specific requirements include
- Enrollment at a CSU campus no later than Fall 2003.
- Cumulative GPA of 3.0. Students with GPAs below the stipulated level will be considered when special circumstances exist.
- Upper-division or graduate standing by the end of fall term 2003.
- A major related to the fields available under "Academic Information."
- Completion of all lower division requirements in your major. Completion of some upper division coursework highly recommended.
Calendar
Program Start (tentative): February 26, 2004
Program End (tentative): November 27. 2004 | 
