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.
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The global exchange program has been a phenomenal experience for myself so far, and I’ve learnt so much more than just the academic education that Korea university provides. I chose to go to Republic of Korea, due to my fascination about the Korean culture, and to experience life in Korea as I am of Korean…
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Copenhagen, Denmark. When this city and country first came to mind, what were your thoughts? The age of Vikings? The welfare state the Scandinavian countries have become known for? Or perhaps the statistic that Denmark is one of the happiest countries in the world? All these values have been reflected in the city of Copenhagen…
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Before moving to Madrid, I had heard so much about what an amazing city it is, so I definitely had high expectations for this experience abroad. After only three weeks of living here, I have quickly come to understand why Madrid is so well loved by so many people. It is a lively city, full…
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Sensoji Temple in Asakusa My name is Jaewon Jung. I am a penultimate year Bachelor of Business student, majoring in Finance. I am currently undertaking my exchange program at Sophia University in Tokyo. My reason for going on a student exchange is quite simple. I received an email from the university on student exchange, and…
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Hej from Lund, a cute little cobble street student town in the south of Sweden! After 7 weeks of travelling around Europe, I met the mentor leaders at Copenhagen Airport and took the 40-minute train into Lund to begin 5 months of study. I’ve only been here for a month, and I already have had…
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It’s been just over three weeks since I arrived, and I’m still amazed to be here every day. Venice is possibly the most extraordinary city I’ve ever seen. You know when you google a place and look at the photos and think that there’s no way it actually looks that lovely, it must be a…
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1. Korea is a great place for an Exchange studnet Korea, known generally for K-pop, the food and the amazing skincare products – is a pretty fantastic country to be in. I have been here now for just around a month, and I can already say that I could be here for longer. From the…
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Waterloo seems to have a funny way of catching one off guard in how beautiful, simple and unique the life of being a student(-athlete) can be. I have been here just about a week, and it feels as if it has been a lifetime just through all the social events, the settling in and abrupt…
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Hej (pronounced like “hi” in English) from Copenhagen! I’ve been in this city for just under two weeks and it’s already a place I could easily see myself calling home for the next four months. Having already done some travelling around Europe for the first half of August (mainly France, Italy, Germany and the Netherlands),…
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The past month has been crazy in Kowloon Bay, Hong Kong. It felt unreal that I was going to spend the next 4 months away from home. That was until I met a wall of 35-degree heat and humidity stepping out of the airport in Hong Kong. Even in the smothering humidity of Hong Kong…
