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All the information you need to decide what overseas study option is right for you.
If you’re considering a global experience, the first step is to work out the kinds of programs available to you, whether you'd like to do a virtual or in-person program, the destinations on offer and the different eligibility requirements you need to be aware of.
There’s a lot to consider so make sure you give yourself plenty of time to research your options. The earlier you plan, the more flexibility you'll have with your choices. We usually recommend you start planning your application once you start at the University or at least 12 months before you would like to commence a global program.
Before you consider a global experience, it's important that you consult your handbook, or chat to the Support Advising Hub for general course planning advice. Some faculties and schools might also have an international programs coordinator to help assist with the process. Some questions to consider:
Throughout the process, support is available also from one of our Sydney Abroad Peer Advisors. Visit the Student Centre between 10 am - 4 pm, Monday–Friday and follow the ticketing system to meet a Sydney Abroad Peer Advisor. They have been on a global mobility program themselves and can help with general, non-academic advice on where you can go and what you need to do to apply.
There are also information sessions and application workshops run by the Sydney Abroad advisors throughout the semester. Here you can get general advice, help with eligibility, destination information and tips on how to apply.
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