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Studying in Australia

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  • 29-09-2010 6:17pm
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    lcrcboy
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    Hi Im currently doing a level 7 business degree and Im in 2nd year I was wondering does anyone know how possible it is to transfer to a Australian college or uni. Id be looking at entering 3rd year if possible and what are the fees and visas like.

    Cheers for any help :cool:
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    Limerick Dude
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    Hey man, I'm currently in my final year in a B.Sc in Environmental Science & Health.

    In my 3rd year I went to the University of Wollongong for a semester. However there was an exchange program in place so there were no fees that I had to pay to the university over there. The student visa wasnt too expensive, cant remember how much it was exactly but it was around 100-200 euro.

    See if there are any exchange programs involved in your degree, or email the head of your course to find out more info.


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    czar1
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    Unless you go through an exchange program, you will be charged international student fees which are exorbitant!

    To give you an idea (sorry, I'm originally from Sydney so I've pasted uni's around there), here are links to the International student fees:

    University of Sydney: http://sydney.edu.au/future_students/international_undergraduate/costs_scholarships/fees/index.shtml

    University of New South Wales: https://my.unsw.edu.au/student/fees/ScheduleTuitionFees.html


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