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Category: Global Exchange

With UTS Global Exchange, you can study overseas at a UTS partner university for one or two sessions – and get credit back to your UTS degree.

With over 240 exchange partners in over 40 countries, Global Exchange is your chance to explore the world, and gain skills and experiences that will make you a confident and adaptable global citizen.

  • Maastricht University, Netherlands

    Stroopwafels, 3am bike rides, and copious amounts of beer are a few key words I would use to describe my last few weeks living in the beautiful city that is Maastricht in the Netherlands. Prior to arriving in this city I had been travelling across Europe with my best friend, visiting iconic places that I’d…

  • Copenhagen With Max Wileman

    Let’s skip the cute introductory sentence, I likely only have a couple minutes of your time with which it is my civic duty as your Australian mate to convince you to join me in Denmark. (This doesn’t count as a cute intro). Hygge: Every Australian blogging about Denmark will begin by mentioning Hygge. With your…

  • Korea University, South Korea

    Hello from Korea University! It’s been almost two months since I arrived in Seoul and I cannot believe how fast time is flying while on exchange. Though it has been rough sometimes (homesickness can get pretty intense), so far my life in Korea has been amazing! There are so many fun things to do in…

  • Uppsala Universitet, Sweden

    After a few weeks of travel through Sicily and Slovenia with friends, I arrived in the Swedish town of Uppsala. I came a month early to try and learn some Swedish as a part of the intensive language course that the university offers. I would highly recommend doing this course if you want to make…

  • IE Universidad, Spain

    I have just started studying law at IE Universidad – Madrid campus and am loving it so far. Life in Madrid is very laid back and it took a few days to adjust to a much slower paced lifestyle than Sydney. A typical day involves late starts, dinners between 10-11pm before heading out at 1am.…

  • Sogang University, South Korea

    Sogang University is a Jesuit University located in the heart of Seoul, just two stops away from one of the few famous clubbing areas, Hongdae. Located in Sinchon, Sogang is close to not only public transport but cheap food, alcohol and shops! But before I dive into the story about how I was able to…

  • The Copenhagen Charm

    I have fallen in love with this city, with my bike, and with 4am shwarma. Copenhagen is not just a goldmine for design and architecture, but coffee shops, bars, art, live music and of course, biking. Coming off the back of three weeks travelling through Italy and Mallorca, I was a little nervous as to…

  • Miami University (Ohio), United States

    I’ve just completed my first couple of weeks at Miami University in Ohio and it has honestly been the best experience. Miami U is what I had imagined the perfect college town to look like, located 45mins away from Cincinnati, the entire town is dedicated to the University. Brick streets and colonial-style houses pave the…

  • Nanyang Technological University, Singapore

    Hello from Singapore! Today marks the 50th day of being on exchange. After sharing this information with my roommate, we’re both in agreement that we’re staying another semester, because it’s gone way too quickly. I never really believed people when they told me the time would fly, but now I’m pretty sure of it. Life…

  • Ryerson University, Canada

    I’ve been in Toronto now for just over two weeks and it has been a wild and overwhelming time so far. I arrived on a Monday evening around dinnertime and I was so exhausted from the massive journey (via LAX) that all I wanted to do was check into the hostel and pass out. But…