CategoryGlobal 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.

Posted September 8, 2016 FEIT

Moving in with Meiji

The first week of my exchange in Tokyo has flown by extraordinarily quickly. As I have visited Japan twice previously I was excited more than anything to experience living here for … Continue Reading Moving in with Meiji

Posted September 8, 2016 Global Exchange

Bonkers for Honkers

I arrived in Hong Kong almost three weeks ago and have fallen in love with this fabulous, sweaty city. I’m here for a semester of study at City U in … Continue Reading Bonkers for Honkers

Posted September 8, 2016 Business

Tokyo, Japan -The restless city of neon

By the time this blog goes up it will mark my first week in Tokyo, Japan for exchange at Meiji University. In all honesty, I was a little scared when I … Continue Reading Tokyo, Japan -The restless city of neon

Posted September 8, 2016 FASS

Tips for CityU students living off-campus in Hong Kong

Any new city is daunting to an outsider. No matter how well organized, its layout will elude any confused and tired traveler. It takes focus, time and a smidgen of … Continue Reading Tips for CityU students living off-campus in Hong Kong

Posted September 8, 20161 Comment Global Exchange

¡Órale! Vamos a México

They say that a month into exchange the excitement of the new things around you wears off a little bit and you begin to miss home. But I can say … Continue Reading ¡Órale! Vamos a México

Posted September 7, 2016 Canada

Toronto, Canada

If there’s any advice I can give to a future exchange student, it’s to arrive in your new city early – at least 2 weeks before the semester starts I’d … Continue Reading Toronto, Canada

Posted September 7, 2016 FEIT

Hej, Jönköping!

Hej! (pronounced hey!) 3 weeks ago I landed in Europe for the first time! Despite spending over 20 hours on 3 different flights, I made it to Sweden and eventually, Jönköping, … Continue Reading Hej, Jönköping!

Posted September 7, 2016 Business

Zurich -More than lakes

To many Zurich is not an exchange destination that springs to the mind when thrown the task of choosing where to go. So far I can only say that is … Continue Reading Zurich -More than lakes

Posted September 7, 20163 Comments FEIT

An introductory guide to exchange in Hong Kong

Hey there! My name is Amy, and I’m on exchange at the City University of Hong Kong. What I’ll be covering in this blog post are my experiences of Hong Kong … Continue Reading An introductory guide to exchange in Hong Kong

Posted September 7, 2016 Global Exchange

Kyoto, the Modern and Traditional City

Although arriving yesterday morning, I’ve had already a stressful but wonderful time in my 36 hours in Japan already. If you don’t know, Kyoto is considered the traditional capital of … Continue Reading Kyoto, the Modern and Traditional City

Posted September 7, 2016 Business

Ljubljana, Slovenia the little capital

Hi all, so after travelling all throughout Europe over the last 6 weeks I arrived in Ljubljana Slovenia a week ago today. University doesn’t start for another couple of weeks … Continue Reading Ljubljana, Slovenia the little capital

Posted September 7, 2016 FEIT

Hong Kong: One of the most accessible points into Asian Culture

Although since 1997 Hong Kong became once again, a part of China, it still holds a very unique cultural identity. The main language used in Cantonese, rather than Mandarin used … Continue Reading Hong Kong: One of the most accessible points into Asian Culture