Interested in studying overseas through one of the University's Study Overseas programs, but worried about the costs involved? Check out the funding options below for exchange in 2019!
Why choose to go on full semester exchange?
- Complete a minimum 13.5 units (3 courses) or maximum 18 units (4 courses) in your program
- Learn and experience more than you ever could inside the classroom
- Courses taught in English
- Challenge yourself by pushing yourself out of your comfort zone
- Experience a new culture and sightseeing whilst on exchange
- Make new lifelong friends from all around the world
- Boost your resume and employability for when you graduate from UniSA
Beijing
About Beijing Normal University (China)
UniSA has $5,000 Endeavour - Cheung Kong Student Exchange Program (ECKSEP) mobility grants available for undergraduate students to study at Beijing Normal University in SP5 2019.
- BNU is one of the oldest and most prestigious Tier 1 universities in China.
- Located in Haidian district, Northwestern Beijing which has the largest concentration of top universities in China
- Beijing is approximately a 5 hour fast train ride from Shanghai and a 3.5 hour flight to Hong Kong
- As China’s capital city, Beijing is considered as the place where ancient and modern China meets
- Immerse yourself in the fascinating history and ancient culture of China visiting the Forbidden City, Great Wall of China, Tiananmen Square and Summer Palace, shop ‘til you drop at local markets and boutiques, feast on the local cuisine or get fit for free in the local parks and gardens. There is an new experience waiting for you around every corner in Beijing
Who is eligible?
- Students who are Australian citizens or permanent residents
- Study their semester exchange in SP5 2019
- Students must be 18 years of age or older
- Be undertaking a Bachelor degree or Bachelor Honours degree at the commencement of the mobility project
- Have not received Endeavour or NCP funding previously
All other UniSA Student Exchange criteria applies, including confirmation that you will receive at least 13.5 units of credit toward your current UniSA Program.
In addition to the $5,000 grant, students may also be eligible to apply for Australian Government OS HELP Loan, which is up to $7,000+ for study in Asia! Outbound students awarded an NCP or Endeavour grant are not eligible to receive the UniSA Travel Grant for the same overseas study program.
Selection process
UniSA Study Overseas Team will assess all applications.
Grant allocations will be based on academic merit as determined by students' weighted average mark in their current UniSA degree at the time of assessment.
You do not need to apply for the grant as you will be considered automatically if you apply to go on exchange to Beijing Normal University.
Apply now Applications for this opportunity close Friday, 11th January.
Hong Kong
UniSA has $7,000 prestigious New Colombo Plan mobility grants available for undergraduate students to study a semester exchange in SP5 2019.
About Hong Kong Baptist University (Hong Kong)
- HKBU is ranked in the top 50 Asian Universities and has a renowned School of Communication as well as a highly ranked Journalism School
- Located in Kowloon, HBKU is situated in one of the most densely populated places on earth, and the city is easily accessed by plane, boat, train, or bus
- The city offers both high end and cheap shopping areas, food services, and experiences
- With mountains, ocean, and city all within 50 square kilometres, studying at HBKU in Kowloon has a wide variety of potential experiences to offer students, and the entire area has a rich history to be discovered
Who is eligible?
- Study their semester exchange in SP5 2019
- Be an Australian citizen
- Be enrolled at UniSA at the time of application and throughout the mobility program
- Be undertaking a Bachelor degree or Bachelor Honours degree at the commencement of the mobility project
- Be aged 18 - 28 years, inclusive, at the commencement of the mobility project
- Have not received Endeavour or NCP funding previously
All other UniSA Student Exchange criteria applies, including confirmation that you will receive at least 13.5 units of credit toward your current UniSA Program.
In addition to the $7,000 grant, students may also be eligible to apply for Australian Government OS HELP Loan, which is up to $7,000+ for study in Asia! Outbound students awarded an NCP or Endeavour grant are not eligible to receive the UniSA Travel Grant for the same overseas study program.
Selection process
UniSA Study Overseas Team will assess all applications.
Grant allocations will be based on academic merit as determined by students' weighted average mark in their current UniSA degree at the time of assessment.
You do not need to apply for the grant as you will be considered automatically if you apply to go on exchange to one of the applicable partner universities.
Apply now. Applications for this opportunity close Friday, 11th January.
India
UniSA has $7,000 prestigious New Colombo Plan mobility grants available for undergraduate Social Work students to undertake their placement in India in SP5 2019.
Madras Christian College (India) (Undergraduate Social Work only)
- Consistently ranked among the top ten colleges in India, MCC is considered to be one of the most prestigious colleges in India.
- The 365-acre (1.48 km2) campus is known for its flora and fauna, notably deer and rare trees, and includes a lake on its campus.
- Located in Chennai (formerly Madras) the campus is well connected to road, rail, and air transport in and out
- The history of the city spans centuries, and is filled with rare and unusual sites as well as millions of people. For social work students, the area is rife with educational experiences and lifestyles.
Rajagiri College of Social Sciences (India) (Undergraduate Social Work only)
- The School of Social Work is one of the pioneering institutions in South India, establishing programmes and setting the standards for the field.
- The campus is lush and green and less than a kilometre from Kalamaserry Metro station.
- The campus is located in Kochi (also known as Cochin) is a city in southwest India's coastal Kerala state.
Who is eligible?
- Study their first semester exchange in SP5 2019
- Be an Australian Citizen
- Be enrolled at UniSA at the time of application and throughout the mobility program
- Be undertaking a Bachelor degree or Bachelor Honours degree at the commencement of the mobility project
- Be aged 18 - 28, inclusive, at the commencement of the mobility project
- Have not received Endeavour or NCP funding previously
In addition to the $7,000 grant, students may also be eligible to apply for Australian Government OS HELP Loan, which is up to $7,000+ for study in Asia! Outbound students awarded an NCP or Endeavour grant are not eligible to receive the UniSA Travel Grant for the same overseas study program.
Selection process
UniSA Study Overseas Team will assess all applications.
Grant allocations will be based on academic merit as determined by students' weighted average mark in their current UniSA degree at the time of assessment.
You do not need to apply for the grant as you will be considered automatically if you apply to go on exchange to one of the applicable partner universities.
APPLY NOW. Applications for this opportunity close Friday, 11th January.
Students considering taking their placement overseas should discuss their plans with the Field Education Team.
Malaysia
UniSA has $7,000 prestigious New Colombo Plan mobility grants available for undergraduate Social Work students to undertake their placement in India in SP5 2019.
Taylors University (Malaysia) grants available
- Taylor’s University is the number one Private University in Malaysia according to QS University Rankings Asia 2018, and is listed in the top 1 percent of universities in Asia.
- Taylor's runs the largest South Australian Matriculation (SAM) programme, and the Canadian Pre-University Programme (CPU), a programme recognised and acknowledged by top universities worldwide.
- The university is located in the city of Subang Jaya, halfway between Kuala Lumpur and the state capital Shah Alam, and is part of the main education hub of Malaysia
- The city is filled with both malls and sport centres, and boasts an array of dining adventures for the explorative student
Who is eligible?
- Study their semester exchange in SP5 2019
- Be an Australian citizen
- Be enrolled at UniSA at the time of application and throughout the mobility program
- Be undertaking a Bachelor degree or Bachelor Honours degree at the commencement of the mobility project
- Be aged 18 - 28 years, inclusive, at the commencement of the mobility project
- Have not received Endeavour or NCP funding previously
In addition to the $7,000 grant, students may also be eligible to apply for Australian Government OS HELP Loan. Outbound students awarded an NCP or Endeavour grant are not eligible to receive the UniSA Travel Grant for the same overseas study program.
Selection process
UniSA Study Overseas Team will assess all applications.
Grant allocations will be based on academic merit as determined by students' weighted average mark in their current UniSA degree at the time of assessment.
You do not need to apply for the grant as you will be considered automatically if you apply to go on exchange to one of the applicable partner universities.
APPLY NOW. Applications for this opportunity close Friday, 11th January.
Philippines
UniSA has $7,000 prestigious New Colombo Plan mobility grants available for undergraduate Social Work students to undertake their placement in the Philippines in SP5 2019.
University of the Philippines Diliman (Philippines) (Undergraduate Social Work only)
- UPD has consistently ranked first in government-backed polls on the most significant higher education school in the entire Philippines, and is the seat of the National Science Complex
- UPD is located in Quezon City, the largest city in the Philippines with 2.7 million people and the second district of the Metro Manila area, which is also a hub for information technology and entertainment
- The nearest airport is only 30 minutes away with many transport options, and the UPD campus is located near a number of famous landmarks and parks
- The campus is also located near the SM City North EDSA, the largest mall in the Philippines and the world's third largest mall, with over 400 shops and 200 dining establishments.
- The surrounding area for UPD has a blend of Western and Filipino elements, as part of the city's modernisation and integration to the globalised world. This blend can be found in the language (e.g. written English vs. spoken Tagalog), in the religion, in the cuisine, and in many other aspects of day-to-day life - for instance, both rickshaws and American World War II vehicles are used as main public transportation forms. UPD is the place to study for the student interested in international connections and global culture.
Who is eligible?
- Study their first semester exchange in SP5 2019
- Be an Australian Citizen
- Be enrolled at UniSA at the time of application and throughout the mobility program
- Be undertaking a Bachelor degree or Bachelor Honours degree at the commencement of the mobility project
- Be aged 18 - 28 years, inclusive, at the commencement of the mobility project
- Have not received Endeavour or NCP funding previously
In addition to the $7,000 grant, students may also be eligible to apply for Australian Government OS HELP Loan, which is up to $7,000+ for study in Asia! Outbound students awarded an NCP or Endeavour grant are not eligible to receive the UniSA Travel Grant for the same overseas study program.
Selection process
UniSA Study Overseas Team will assess all applications.
Grant allocations will be based on academic merit as determined by students' weighted average mark in their current UniSA degree at the time of assessment.
You do not need to apply for the grant as you will be considered automatically if you apply to go on exchange to one of the applicable partner universities.
APPLY NOW. Applications for this opportunity close Friday, 11th January.
Students considering taking their placement overseas should discuss their plans with the Field Education Team.
South Korea
UniSA has $7,000 prestigious New Colombo Plan mobility grants available for undergraduate students to study a semester exchange in SP5 2019.
About KAIST (South Korea)
- KAIST was established by the Korean government in 1971 as the nation's first research-oriented science and engineering institution
- Located in Daejeon, along with 17 other universities, the area is known as "Asia's Silicon Valley" and "high technology city"
- The main campus in Daejeon is 50 minutes from the capital Seoul (by high speed train) and only 30 minutes away from Cheongju airport, and the city itself has extensive public transport options.
- The city is close to a number of mountains and scenic hiking routes, with national parks, hot springs, and natural playgrounds and open farms to visit. There’s also a number of popular museums, a theme park, a renowned zoo, and a number of local festivals that are must-see locations.
Who is eligible?
- Study their semester exchange in SP2 2019
- Be an Australian citizen
- Be enrolled at UniSA at the time of application and throughout the mobility program
- Be undertaking a Bachelor degree or Bachelor Honours degree at the commencement of the mobility project
- Be aged 18 - 28 years, inclusive, at the commencement of the mobility project
- Have a GPA of 5.0 or greater
- Have not received Endeavour or NCP funding previously
All other UniSA Student Exchange criteria applies, including confirmation that you will receive at least 13.5 units of credit toward your current UniSA Program.
In addition to the $7,000 grant, students may also be eligible to apply for Australian Government OS HELP Loan, which is up to $7,000+ for study in Asia! Outbound students awarded an NCP or Endeavour grant are not eligible to receive the UniSA Travel Grant for the same overseas study program.
Selection process
UniSA Study Overseas Team will assess all applications.
Grant allocations will be based on academic merit as determined by students' weighted average mark in their current UniSA degree at the time of assessment.
You do not need to apply for the grant as you will be considered automatically if you apply to go on exchange to one of the applicable partner universities.
Be quick! Applications for this opportunity close Friday, 11th January.
Vietnam
UniSA has $8,000 prestigious New Colombo Plan mobility grants available for undergraduate students to study at RMIT University Vietnam for semester exchange + internship in SP5 2019.
About RMIT Vietnam (Vietnam)
- RMIT University Vietnam is an Asian campus of Melbourne-based University RMIT and offers programs from business and management to design and micro engineering.
- The University is located in Ho Chi Minh City, this fast-moving, ever-growing modern city is the economic centre of Vietnam, and is populated by almost 7.3 million people.
- Ho Chi Minh City was named as the world’s second most dynamic city in JLL's City Momentum Index 2017. The city is open 24-7, and is home to many cafes and restaurants serving food from all around the world.
- City attractions include the Opera House, French colonial-style hotels, museums and galleries, and Ben Thanh Market.
Who is eligible?
- Study their semester exchange in SP2 2019
- Be an Australian citizen
- Be enrolled at UniSA at the time of application and throughout the mobility program
- Be undertaking a Bachelor degree or Bachelor Honours degree at the commencement of the mobility project
- Be aged 18 - 28 years, inclusive, at the commencement of the mobility project
- Have not received Endeavour or NCP funding previously
All other UniSA Student Exchange criteria applies, including confirmation that you will receive at least 13.5 units of credit toward your current UniSA Program.
In addition to the $8,000 grant, students may also be eligible to apply for Australian Government OS HELP Loan, which is up to $7,000+ for study in Asia! Outbound students awarded an NCP or Endeavour grant are not eligible to receive the UniSA Travel Grant for the same overseas study program.
Selection process
UniSA Study Overseas Team will assess all applications.
Grant allocations will be based on academic merit as determined by students' weighted average mark in their current UniSA degree at the time of assessment.
You do not need to apply for the grant as you will be considered automatically if you apply to go on exchange to one of the applicable partner universities.
Be quick! Applications for this opportunity close Friday, 11th January.
| University of Twente - Exchange Study Packages | |||
| Topic/Area | ECTS | UniSA Course Equivalence | Notes |
| Business Intelligence And Information Technology | 15 | INFS 2036 Business Intelligence 1x Elective |
DBCA students receive 2x Electives - no credit for INFS 2036 Bus Intel |
| Crossing Borders - Virtual Project | 15 | BUSS 2067 International Business Environement 1x Elective |
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| Digital Marketing For Networked Businesses | 15 | MARK 3016 Digital Marketing 1x Elective |
DBBM |
| European Public Administration (Fall) | 15 | BUSS 2067 International Business Environment 1x Elective |
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| European Public Admlnistration (Spring) | 15 | BUSS 2067 International Business Environment 1x Elective |
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| Finance For Engineers | 15 | BANK 1005 Financial Markets and Institutions 1x Elective |
DBCF |
| Financing Entrepreneurial Startups And Innovative Firms | 15 | 2x Electives | |
| From Product Design To Online Business | 15 | INFT 3024 Enterprise Systems 1x Elective |
DBBN (ISM) |
| Going Viral | 15 | 2x Electives | |
| High Tech Talent Management In A Global Context | 15 | BUSS 3082 Staffing Organisation 1x Elective |
DBBH |
| Introduction To Industrial Engineering And Management | 15 | MATH 1053 Quantitative Methods 1x Elective |
DBCA students receive 2x Electives - no credit for QMB |
| Operations Management | 15 | BUSS 2065 Business Operations 1x Elective |
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| Professional Learning In Organisations | 15 | 2x Electives | |
| Supply Management | 15 | BUSS 3085 Sustainable Logistics and Supply Chain Management 1x Elective |
DBBL |
