Institution
Location
Profile
Bond University
Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia
Bond University offers undergraduate and postgraduate studies. www.bond.edu.au
Macquarie University
University of Newcastle
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Macquarie University offers undergraduate and postgraduate studies.
Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia
University of Newcastle offers undergraduate and postgraduate studies.
Swinburne University of Technology
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Swinburne University offers undergraduate and postgraduate studies
International College of Management,
Sydney
Manly, New South Wales, Australia
ICMS offers undergraduate and postgraduate studies.
Website
Student
Population
Setting,
Campus, and
Facilities
Orientation
2,800 students
 The University is situated on a beautiful campus, a one-hour drive away from Brisbane, the capital of
Queensland.
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All facilities are within easy walking distance and include food outlets, a bookshop, post office, computer labs, libraries, state-ofart classrooms, and student accommodation.
 The sports center features various sports courts and fields, a fullyequipped gymnasium, and a heated
Olympic-size swimming pool.
 Easy access to attractions, such as the Great Barrier Reef, some of the world‟s finest beaches, and the large rainforests areas of the north
 The orientation program, called
Bond Week, is held the week prior to the commencement of classes.
 Bond Week consists of many activities designed to acquaint new students with their physical, academic, and social environment. www.mq.edu.au
30,000 students
 The 125-hectare campus is located 18 km. northwest of Sydney‟s central business district. Set in its spacious, rolling landscape is a variety of social and cultural services for the convenience and enjoyment of students.
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The facilities include the Students at
Macquarie (SAM) Students‟ Union, a state-of-the art library, a Health and
Counseling Centre, sporting fields and gymnasium, a childcare centre, two hotels, co-op bookshop, dentist, hairdresser and three banks.
 Access to other suburbs and downtown
Sydney is quick and easy either by car, by bus or by new rail service which run near the campus.
 Specifically for study abroad and exchange students, held prior to the commencement of classes.
 Issues covered include settling into
Sydney, culture shock, accommodations, health insurance, student clubs and societies, email access, study skills, weekend trips and social events.
 Sophomore standing /2.5 GPA www.newcastle.edu.au
30,000 students
 Callaghan Campus is located 12km west of the city of Newcastle and is recognized for its imaginative adherence to ecological design principles. University Union is central to student life. University Union is central to student life.
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University Union is central to student life.
 The Forum sports complex has a state of the art 50m indoor heated pool,
18m climbing wall, fully-equipped gymnasium, two martial arts/aerobics studios and two competition indoor courts.
 Located in an area that combines a country setting with all the advantages of city living.
 Students are advised to arrive in
Newcastle before Orientation.
 New Student Orientation is held prior to the commencement of classes and consists of workshops and activities. www.international.swinburne.edu.au
Hawthorn Campus 14,500 students
Prahran Campus 2,000 students
Lilydale Campus 1,900 students
 Hawthorn Campus is 8 km from the city, based in the thriving, inner-city shopping destination on Glenferrie
Road. It is set among cafes, banks, boutiques, supermarkets, restaurants and right next to a train station
 Prahran Campus is 6 km from the city, set just off famous Chapel Street which is home to restaurants & shopping. Campus is close to train station, cosmopolitan suburb of
South Yarra and beachside suburb of
St Kilda
 Lilydale Campus 40 km from the city, set on around 60 acres of rural land and presents idyllic hill and water views. There is easy access to trains and amenities
 A specific orientation is held for study abroad students to equip students with all the information necessary for a successful study abroad experience. www.icms.edu.au/index.php
1,200 students
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ICMS overlooks Sydney‟s Manly
Beach and is just a short walk from
Sydney Harbor and a 15- minute ferry ride to the city center.
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Facilities include a library, café and bar, full working restaurant, tennis and basketball courts and access to a local gym
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Activities include surfing, scuba diving, horseback riding, sailing on
Sydney Harbor, touring the Sydney
Opera House, seeing Australian animals at the Taronga Zoo and much more!
 The College provides an intensive orientation program the week before classes officially start at the Great
Barrier Reef
 “O Week” begins with a formal welcome to the College and introduces students to life in Sydney and at ICMS.
Eligibility  Sophomore standing /2.5 GPA  Sophomore standing /2.5 GPA  Sophomore standing /3.0 GPA  Sophomore standing /3.0 GPA
*Please note that all prices, dates and courses are subject to change without prior notification. Some costs will vary depending on individual choice of housing/meal plan/ travel and other choices that are personal preference.
Revised February 8, 2012

Institution
Academics
Housing
Bond University
 Full range of courses:
Business
Health Sciences
Humanities & Social
Sciences
Information Technology
Education
Law
*Internships available
 Students choose from single, double, or triple residences. Some have telephone, air-conditioning,
& private showers.
 Students may rent a television, refrigerator, and a computer.
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Sheets, pillow, one blanket & bedspread provided
 Meal plan provided.
Macquarie University
University of Newcastle Swinburne University of Technology
 Full range of courses:
Business, Commerce,
Economics, Finance, Statistics
Computing and Electronics
Education
Humanities
Law
Medical, Health,
Speech/Hearing, and
Chiropractic Studies
Psychology and Linguistics
Sciences
Society, Culture, and Philosophy
*Internship program also available.
 Students are housed in various accommodation options on and around campus, including new townhouses.
 Traditional dormitories with single rooms are available, some with private bathrooms.
 Full range of courses:
Architecture/Building/Design
Fine Arts
Arts and Social Science
Economics/Commerce/Business
Music
Nursing
Science/Medicine/Health
Information Technology
Mathematics
Computing
Education
Engineering/Surveying
 University of Newcastle provides about 1,000 beds in three residential colleges; Edwards Hall, International
House, and Evatt House, and a „moteltype‟ residence, Barahineban.
 Food services are available on campus through Student Union.
 Each residential unit has its own ethos and students have a choice of catered
(14 meals/week), semi-catered (4 meals/week) or self-catered lifestyles.
 Full range of courses:
Australian & Aboriginal Studies
Anthropology
History & Politics
Psychology
Business
Computing
Education
Languages
Biology
English & Literature
Environmental Studies
Sociology
Communications
 Students can choose from a variety of housing options including apartments, residential , rental & shared apartments
International College of Management,
Sydney
 Full range of courses :
Business Management
International Tourism
Event Management
Hospitality Management
Property Service Management
Retail Services Management
Marketing
Sports Management
*Internships available
 Campus housing is an excellent option for all students at IMCS; includes unlimited access to facilities and meals
 Rooms are dorm style with a desk, phone, wireless internet and linens, with shared bathrooms and kitchenette .
Program
Dates *
Program
Costs in
Equivalent
US dollars *
 Summer: May - August
 Fall: September - December
 Spring: January - April
 Tuition & Fees: $14,685
 Room & Board: $6,000-$7,000
 Air: $1,800
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Books: $500
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Personal/Tourism: $2,000
 Fall: July - November
 Spring: February - June
 Tuition & Fees: $11,675
 Room & Board: $6,000 - $7,000
 Air: $1,800
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Books: $500
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Personal/Tourism: $2,000
 Fall: July - November
 Spring: February - June
 Tuition & Fees: $9,275
 Room & Board: $6,000 - $7,000
 Air: $1,800
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Books: $500
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Personal/Tourism: $2,000
 Fall: August - November
 Spring: February - June
 Tuition & Fees: $11,263
 Room & Board: $6,000-$7,000
 Air: $1,800
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Books: $500
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Personal/Tourism: $2,000
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Summer: May - August
 Fall : September - December
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Spring :February- May
 Tuition & Fees: $15,000
 Room & Board: $4,00-$5,000
 Air: $1,800
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Books: $500
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Personal/Tourism: $1,000
*Please note that all prices, dates and courses are subject to change without prior notification. Some costs will vary depending on individual choice of housing/meal plan/ travel and other choices that are personal preference.
Revised February 8, 2012