| Location: |
Monash University,
Melbourne, Australia |
| Date: |
spring/fall/academic
year |
| Course/credit: |
up to 15 units
of CU-Denver undergraduate or graduate credit |
| Cost estimate:
|
$1,900 paid
to CU-Denver, all living expenses paid in Australia |
| Deadline: |
October 30,
2001 (spring 2002); April 1, 2002 (fall 2002) |
| Prerequisites |
the program
is reserved only for CU-Denver students |
| Contact: |
OIE
studyabroad@carbon.cudenver.edu
|
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Location
The UCD exchange institution, the University of Technology, Sydney
(UTS) is located in one of the oldest and largest cities in Australia
with an approximate population of more than 4 million. Sydney is
both a safe and vibrant city with many beaches, parks, theatres,
art galleries, music venues, and the world famous Sydney Opera House.
The moderate climate allows for many great opportunities to participate
in a multitude of outdoor activities from bushwalking in the nearby
national parks to surfing at Sydney's famous beaches to sailing
in the crystal blue waters of the harbor. Sydney is a multicultural
city with numerous festivals and ethnic restaurants. The school
is an integral and dynamic part of the city, being one of Australia's
largest and most respected universities. Studying at the University
of Technology, Sydney provides an opportunity to combine a quality
education with the excitement of living in a fascinating city and
culture.
The University of Technology, Sydney, with an approximate undergraduate
population of 16,700 and an approximate graduate population of 7,000,
offers more than 80 undergraduate and 200 graduate courses on one
of its three campuses. Subject areas in which undergraduate and
postgraduate coursework is offered include: Business; Design, Architecture
and Building; Education; Engineering; Humanities; Information Technology;
Law; Nursing, Midwifery and Health; Science; and Social Sciences.
Many courses include Australian content such as: Aboriginal Cultures
and Philosophies; Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art and
Culture; and Australia in the World. The Institute for International
Studies at UTS also offers many language and culture courses in
a range of subjects focusing on contemporary societies all over
the world. UTS is also a school that has significant ties to the
business community, emphasizes a professional orientation in many
of its courses and has a strong international focus with a multicultural
staff and student population.
Accommodation
Approximately $2,400 per semester Meals: Approximately $900 per
semester
Students may apply for university student upon acceptance to UTS.
Acceptance to university housing is contingent upon availability.
Temporary accommodations can also be arranged for newly arriving
international students through the UTS University Housing Service.
Applications and information for both types of housing can be obtained
at the University of Colorado at Denver's Office of International
Education. For additional information and questions regarding housing
at UTS, students can send an e-mail to intl.housing@uts.edu.au
Transportation
Students make their own flight arrangements. Airfare may range from
$1,000 to $1,500 per round trip ticket from Denver to Sydney. Approximately
$1,200 per semester (includes air fare) Personal Expenses: Approximately
$1,5 00 per semester
Program costs
Students pay their tuition ($1,900) to CU-Denver and living expenses
on site in Australia. The following are the estimates for some of
the expenses students will incur: Books: Approximately $200 per
semester
Insurance
Approximately $274 per semester (International students are required
by the Australian government to have 'Overseas Student Health Insurance')
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