An increasing number of Australian students study part of their qualification in an overseas institution through a tertiary student exchange program. In addition to experiencing new cultures and learning new languages, students may also gain an advantage in joining the workforce by completing a part of their studies overseas.
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Exchange programs for South Australian studentsApplying for a place in an exchange programStudy costsTravelling overseasLiving overseasExchange programs for South Australian students
All three major universities in South Australia offer their students the opportunity to complete part of their Australian qualification in a partner university overseas. Current students can apply at their university to study abroad.
For information on student exchange programs including eligibility criteria, cost and travel see:
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Applying for a place in an exchange programs
You must apply through your university. The international office at your university can guide you through choosing an institution and a range of other information you will need. Once your application is successful, your university will help you plan your exchange and travel arrangements.
To apply for an exchange program see:
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Study costs
The student exchange program is an affordable way of studying overseas and gaining an international experience. Exchange students continue paying tuition fees as usual to their South Australian university while they are overseas - they do not pay the host institution. Exchange students may also be eligible for financial assistance from the government while overseas - see:
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Travelling overseas
Travelling overseas and living in a new country are exciting parts of participating in an exchange program. Before travelling overseas you should always check the
latest government travel advice.
For other useful tips on travelling and living overseas see:
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Living overseas
For useful information and tips on living overseas see:
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More information
On this siteImmigration and relocation Citizens living overseas Other websites
Australian Passport Office
Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade
Department of Immigration and Citizenship