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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“Some of the students come to stay here for a few months and are still here after 15 years! They meet someone in the house and fall in love”, Jess mentioned as she led me through the doorway across the wooden floor and into the office of the coop residency. Just one of the many…
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TIP: I recommend keyword searching [Command F] for specific topics in this blog because I go in depth about many things 🙂 Kansai Gaidai University Academics Campus + Dorm AUS → JAPAN transition Final tips Hi guys, it’s Maya! You may have already seen me on the Think Global Instagram, but if not, 初めまして (nice…
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Hi! My name is Grace and I am a second year Journalism student currently studying at the Erasmus University Rotterdam in The Netherlands. Rotterdam is the second largest city in The Netherlands, and about an hour train ride (or a 4 euro flix bus) away from Amsterdam, home to many cute thrift stores, markets and…
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I hadn’t originally set out on an exchange in Wales. My initial thoughts for a semester abroad in the UK was assuming I would be studying in England instead. However, I’m now halfway through the semester and very glad I ended up here at Cardiff University. Cardiff is a relatively small city, (especially if you’re…
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Study life I am currently an exchange student at Chuo University in Tokyo, Japan where I am studying law. I am doing 6 law subjects, which is the equivalent of 18 UTS credit points, as well as 2 Japanese language classes. All these law subjects are taught in English, and I have done around five…
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My name is Andy, and I’m currently on exchange at Bocconi University in Milan. I am studying History of political institutions, Political regimes, Critical approaches to the arts and Politics of advanced democracies. These subjects are all free electives, as my degree is in engineering. As they are completely different to the subjects I have…
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This summer I commenced a semester abroad at the Aarhus School of Architecture in Denmark. Unlike UTS, the school solely focuses on the discipline of architecture, resulting in an educational environment that intensely revolves around all things design and creativity. The school operates in a similar manner to a 9-5 workday with the expectation that…
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The past 2 months have really flown by with juggling my studies to visiting tea/spa houses (one such tea house pictured below), travelling to different cities, finding new cafes and tasting the specialties of each region. Everything still feels fresh – the convenience stores around every corner, the huge malls, the dorm lifestyle, the cityscape,…
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Studying abroad at San Diego State University (SDSU) has been a unique experience for me, especially when it comes to academics. I’m currently enrolled in four subjects spanning Communications (COM103), Sociology (SOC101), Exercise science (ENS330) and Economics (ECON 406). These subjects are not direct equivalents to what I’d typically study at UTS, but I deliberately…
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Hej! As of writing this, autumn has fully set in here in Sweden. The days are getting shorter, trees are glowing with vibrant shades of orange, and the warmth of a sauna is increasingly tempting. I’m now halfway through my exchange and have completed two subjects. The teaching style here feels quite similar to Sydney,…
