Perth is one of Australia's largest and most diverse cities! Located on the Western coast of Australia, Perth is currently experiencing a renaissance of art and culture.

Type of Program: Provider (TEAN)

Accommodations

Shared Apartments: Students live on-campus at Murdoch University Village. Apartments have 5-8 bedrooms with a communal lounge, kitchen, and shared bathrooms. Students each have their own room. Affectionately known as ”The Village,” it houses students from all over the world and is a melting pot of nearly 50 nationalities. 

Courses

Best for students who are interested in the following subjects: 

• Business 

• Science & Health 

• Creative Arts & Communication

• Social & Cultural Studies

• Technology

• Teaching

Students enroll in 3-4 courses per semester (9-12 Murdoch credits), which usually transfers as 12-16 U.S. semester credits.

Required Documents

Visa: 

All students participating in a semester program in Australia (except for Australian passport-holders) are required to obtain a Student Visa prior to departing for Australia. 

Students can only apply for their visa after the required documents are received from the host university. Once these documents are received (typically 2-3 months prior to departure), the Program Manager will send students step-by-step visa application instructions. The application is done entirely online, and visas are typically granted within 3 weeks of applying. The cost is $1,600 AUD (approximately $1,060 USD).

Australia Government - Immigration and Citizenship

Study in Melbourne at Deakin University. Deakin University is a diverse institution encompassing a network of campuses that provide a variety of settings for productive learning and a valuable study abroad experience. Each Deakin campus has a distinct atmosphere and a strong sense of community. Despite the fact that Deakin is one of Australia’s largest universities, with over 53,000 students, the campuses are not huge or overwhelming. 

Type of Program: Provider (USAC)

Apply Now: USAC Application

*USAC reach out via email to receive home program approval before successfully accepting student's into the program. Let your Study Abroad Advisor know once USAC is ready to do this, so they can monitor their email/Spam email inbox to respond and approve you.*

Accommodations

Student Village: Melbourne Burwood 

The Burwood Student Village is within walking distance of the main campus which offers facilities including a health clinic, food outlets, uni bar, hairdressers, and bank—and the local shopping center is a short distance away. It is easily accessed by public transport from Melbourne's city center. Set in an attractive landscape alongside Gardiners Creek, the village is adjacent to barbecues, walking paths, a running track, and parklands. There are single rooms in a co-educational and multi-cultural environment. All units have a communal lounge, kitchen, bathroom, and laundry facilities. As students are responsible for preparing their own meals, each unit contains a fully equipped kitchen—basic cooking utensils are provided. 

*Melbourne housing is paid on-site by the student. Students are only charged Simmons tuition and must self-pay for housing at their study abroad location.*

Courses

Best for students who are interested in the following subjects: 

• Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences

• Business

• Engineering

• Environmental Studies

• Information Technology & CS

• Psychology

• Sciences 

• Sport & Exercise Science

You are required to enroll in the equivalency of 12-16 U.S. credits per semester. Students on USAC's program enroll in regular Deakin University classes alongside their Australian peers. Courses are subject to availability and approval of prerequisites which are determined by Deakin University. 

Required Documents

Visa: 

A student visa is official permission by a foreign government to live and study in that country. All U.S. passport holders studying in Australia must obtain a student visa prior to departure. The visa process is completed online and you will not receive a visa label to put in your passport. When you go through immigration, the official will see your visa status when they scan your passport. The Australian Embassy will contact yearlong students via email if there are any additional document requirements.

Further information will be posted to your USAC Student Gateway account in the Visa Guide, which you will receive about four months prior to the program start. Program Advisors in the Central Office are also available to answer any visa questions you may have.

All costs related to obtaining a visa, including travel, are your responsibility. Fees are subject to change and remain at the discretion of the Australian government.

Australian Government - How to Apply for Your Student Visa

Shanghai is the epicenter of China's ongoing growth and development. Students are introduced to Shanghai, both old and new, throughout this exciting program!

The Education Abroad Network has joined together with one of the most prestigious universities in China, Fudan University, and a leading Mandarin instruction program from the University of Virginia to offer students a comprehensive semester abroad. Students choose from over 120 courses offered in English and the opportunity to add a part time internship!

Type of Program: Provider (TEAN)

Eligibility:

• Minimum GPA: 2.75 

• Students holding citizenship from China, Macau, Taiwan and Hong Kong are ineligible per Chinese University policy

Accommodations

Shared Apartments: Students will be placed into fully furnished, shared apartment. Students live in prearranged Western-style, off-campus apartments located within walking distance of the university. This integrated housing with local Chinese students and other US students on the program.

Courses

Best for students who are interested in the following subjects: 

• Business 

• Computer Science and Information Tech

• Media & Communication

• Humanities & Social Sciences

• International Studies

Students typically enroll in 4-5 subjects per semester, which usually transfer as 12-16 U.S. semester credits. The number of U.S. credits will be determined by your university. Please note that students may take up to 16 Fudan credits. 

Students will enroll in courses once onsite, so please note that courses are not confirmed or guaranteed until the program has started. 

Required Documents

Visa: 

All students participating in this program are required to obtain an X1/X2 China Student Visa. Students can apply for their student visa once required documents are received from the university in China. Typically, documents are received 6-8 weeks prior to departure.  Therefore, it is important you do NOT plan any international travel in the 8 weeks leading up to your program.  You will need to submit your physical passport to the Chinese consulate as part of the visa application process.

You cannot apply for your visa until you receive the required documents from your Program Manager. Once documents are received from the university in China, your Program Manager will email you the documents and advise on the visa process, but it is the student’s responsibility to apply and receive their student visa. Please note that the visa costs around $480 for US citizens.

The Program Manager will assist with the visa steps, but it is the student’s responsibility to apply and receive their student visa. Please note that the visa costs around $480 for US citizens.

This comprehensive semester features private housing and expert instruction from the J.F. Oberlin University in Tokyo’s Machida suburb, along with a range of engaging cultural activities, excursions, and even overnight trips, all included in the program price. Great for Global Studies, International Relations, Japanese Language, and East Asian Studies majors, you’ll study Japanese while also choosing three or four additional courses taught in English or further focusing on specific language competencies. Outside of class, you can take advantage of being close to the center of Tokyo (but with a lower cost of living!) and practice speaking and interacting with the local community on a daily basis.

Type of Program: Provider (TEAN)

Eligibility:

• Are at least 18 years old 

• Minimum sophomore standing

• Enrolled in a university degree-seeking program 

• Minimum GPA: 2.5 

• In good academic, disciplinary, and community standing.

• Meet any additional pre-requisites of the specific program

Deadlines

October 1: Application Deadline (Spring)

March 1: Application Deadline (Fall)

Accommodations

Dormitory: You will be placed in one of J.F. Oberlin’s newly built off-campus dorms in a single 190-square-foot room. In your room, you’ll have a kitchenette with refrigerator, microwave oven, stovetop, and a sink, plus a private bathroom, balcony and standard furniture (bed, desk, closet, storage). The dorms also feature study rooms, meeting rooms, coin-operated laundries, and a TV area. They are conveniently located near public transit routes – it takes about five minutes to walk to a free shuttle bus station and about ten minutes to get to J.F. Oberlin’s main campus.

Courses

Best for students who are interested in taking the following: 

• Asian Studies

• Art History

• Japanese Language

• Kanji

• Political Science

• Religious Studies

• History

• Literature

• International Studies

• Theatre

Students take 4-5 classes worth 16-20 J.F. Oberlin credits.

Per J. F. Oberlin, 1 JFO credit is equivalent to 15 contact hours. Based on this information, TEAN recommends 1 JFO credit = 1 U.S. semester credit/1.5 quarter units.  Many courses at JFO are 4 credits and these may transfer back as 3 or 4 U.S. semester credits.  Please be in touch with your home university regarding credit transfer for this program. 

You are required to take one core Japanese language course, in addition to three or four other courses which can be a combination of English-taught classes and elective Japanese language classes.

Students will enroll in courses once onsite, so please note that courses are not confirmed or guaranteed until the program has started.

Required Documents

Passport: 

To study abroad, you must have a signed, valid passport from your country of citizenship that will not expire for a minimum of six months after your planned return date. If you do not have a passport, or it's about to expire, make sure you apply or renew as soon as possible! U.S. Citizens can refer to the U.S. Department of State’s website for more information about passports and processing time. 

Visa: 

All students participating in a semester program are required to obtain a Long-Term Student Visa to study in Japan. Students can apply for their student visa once required documents are received from the university in Japan. Typically, documents are received 4-6 weeks prior to departure.  Therefore, it is important you do NOT plan any international travel in the 6 weeks leading up to your program.  You will need to submit your physical passport to the Japanese consulate as part of the visa application process.

• Fall Semester visa application will start in July

• Spring Semester visa application will start in February

You cannot apply for your visa until you receive the required documents from your Program Manager. Once documents are received from the university in Japan, your Program Manager will email you the documents along with step-by-step instructions.The Program Manager will assist with the visa steps, but it is the student’s responsibility to apply and receive their student visa.

Study in New Zealand at one of three Massey University campuses! You may choose to study and live at one of its three campuses, which host some 25,000 local and international students. The five-college structure provides a diversity of courses for you to choose from. Massey is a leader in the fields of agriculture, applied biological sciences, nursing and public health, mathematics, visual arts, engineering and technology, physics, screen arts, sport and exercise science, design, social sciences, education, and business. The Business school holds AACSB international accreditation and is the largest business college in New Zealand. The engineering college also has ABET accreditation. Massey faculty are internationally renowned and cutting-edge research is undertaken on all three campuses. 

Please note that the large distances between the three campuses make studying at more than one campus impossible. You must select courses to study at *ONLY Auckland* campus. 

Type of Program: Provider (USAC)

Eligibility:

• Minimum GPA: 2.75

• Minimum class standing: Sophomore

• Applicants must be degree-seeking students attending a 4-year institution at time of application

• In good academic, disciplinary, and community standing

• Meet any additional pre-requisites of the specific program

Deadlines

October 1: Application Deadline (Spring - S2)

April 1: Application Deadline (Fall - S1) 

Apply Now: USAC Application

*USAC reach out via email to receive home program approval before successfully accepting student's into the program. Let your Study Abroad Advisor know once USAC is ready to do this, so they can monitor their email/Spam email inbox to respond and approve you.*

Accommodations

The accommodation options listed below correspond to their specific campus in Auckland, Palmerston North, and Wellington. 

*All Massey accommodation is fully furnished and equipped with everything you need to cook, relax, and study. To secure your preferred Massey accommodation, we recommend you apply for your accommodation as soon as possible, preferably at least three months prior to the program start date.*

Auckland: On-Campus flats

University-managed accommodation in Auckland is on-campus and offers catered and self-catered options. All apartments or flats are modern, offering varying numbers of bedrooms. Conveniently located close to campus, shops, and amenities, these units provide secure, safe accommodation in a semi-rural environment. In most cases, a free shuttle bus to the campus operates Monday - Friday during semester time (daytime only). 

*Auckland housing is paid on-site by the student. Students are only charged Simmons tuition and must self-pay for housing at their study abroad location.*

Courses

Best for students who are interested in taking the following: 

• Creative Arts (Fine Arts, 

• Health (Nutrition, Exercise, Sports)

• Humanities & Social Sciences (Psych, ENVS, Pols, etc.)

• Sciences (Chem, Animal, CS, etc.)

• Business

USAC's partnership with Massey University provides you with a wide array of academic options at the undergraduate and graduate level. You will take regular university classes alongside local students. You are required to enroll in the equivalency of 12-16 U.S. credits per semester, which may include an internship. Courses are subject to availability and approval of prerequisites which are determined by Massey University. Massey University is AACSB and ABET accredited. 

*Massey offers credit-bearing internships in the fields of Business and Communication. Applications for these internships is restricted to seniors with a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher who are majoring in business, management, marketing, communication, media, or journalism.* 

Required Documents

Passport: 

To study abroad, you must have a signed, valid passport from your country of citizenship that will not expire for a minimum of six months after your planned return date. If you do not have a passport, or it's about to expire, make sure you apply or renew as soon as possible! U.S. Citizens can refer to the U.S. Department of State’s website for more information about passports and processing time. 

Visa: 

A student visa is official permission by a foreign government to live and study in that country. All U.S. passport holders studying in New Zealand for more than 90 days must obtain a student visa prior to entering New Zealand. However, you will not be able to apply until you have received final acceptance from the host university.

Further information will be posted to your Gateway account in the Visa Guide, which you will receive four months prior to the program start. Program Advisors in the Central Office are also available to answer any visa questions you may have.

All costs related to obtaining a visa, including travel, are your responsibility.

New Zealand Government - Student Visas

Study in the capital city of a country rich with ancient cultural history!

The Education Abroad Network has joined together with one of the most prestigious universities in Korea. Located in the heart of Seoul, Korea University (KU) campus is nestled within a bustling, highly modernized city connected by the largest metropolitan subway system in the world, and near historic national treasures like Gyeongbokgung Palace. Experience this leading private university that’s part of the SKY Universities group - the Korean Ivy league.

Enjoy a live K-pop concert included with the program and experience life in one of the most exciting cities in the world!  KU is well known for its internationalized campus, including 600 full-time and study abroad students from all over the world and a diverse offering of English-taught courses.

Type of Program: Provider (TEAN)

Eligibility:

• Are at least 18 years old 

• Minimum sophomore standing

• Enrolled in a university degree-seeking program 

• Minimum GPA: 2.5 

• In good academic, disciplinary, and community standing.

Deadlines

October 1: Application Deadline (Spring)

April 10: Application Deadline (Fall)

Accommodations:

Dormitory: Students are guaranteed on-campus housing in Seoul. The on-campus dorm is a usually twin share room, but can also be a single room depending on KU’s allocations. There are kitchens available to use in each dorm and a common study space or lounge on each floor. Utilities and WiFi are included.

Courses

Best for students who are interested in taking the following: 

• Business 

• Humanities & Social Science

• Media & Communication

• Social & Cultural Studies

• Korean Language & International Studies

• Sciences

Students enroll in 4–5 courses per semester (Maximum 19 credits per semester), which usually transfers as 12-15 U.S. semester credits (or 18-22.5 quarter credits). Students will enroll in courses approximately 2 weeks prior to departure and will have the opportunity to make changes during the add/drop period once classes begin.

Approximately 40% of courses at Korea University are taught in English, providing access to a comprehensive array of academic disciplines. Korean Language courses are offered every semester at five different levels.

Required Documents

Passport: 

To study abroad, you must have a signed, valid passport from your country of citizenship that will not expire for a minimum of six months after your planned return date. If you do not have a passport, or it's about to expire, make sure you apply or renew as soon as possible! U.S. Citizens can refer to the U.S. Department of State’s website for more information about passports and processing time. 

Visa: 

All students participating in a semester program are required to obtain a South Korean D-2 Student Visa. Korean passport holders do not need a student visa. Students can apply for their student visa once required documents are received from the university in South Korea. Typically, documents are received 4-6 weeks prior to departure.

• Fall Semester visa application will be early July

• Spring Semester visa application will be late December

You cannot apply for your visa until you receive the required documents from your Program Manager. Once documents are received from the university in South Korea your Program Manager will email you the documents along with step-by-step instructions.

The Program Manager will assist with the visa steps however, it is the student’s responsibility to apply and receive their student visa.

Partnering with The Education Network Abroad, Mahidol University International College is ranked in the top 3 universities in Thailand. With a population of 90% Thai students and 10% international students representing more than 45 nationalities. Enjoy incredible Thai street food, unique culture and varied landscape in the Land of Smiles! Experience a Thai cooking class and enjoy trips to Bangkok and the tropical islands off the coast of Krabi!

Type of Program: Provider (TEAN)

Eligibility:

• Are at least 18 years old 

• Minimum sophomore standing

• Enrolled in a university degree-seeking program 

• Minimum GPA: 2.5 

• In good academic, disciplinary, and community standing.

• Meet any additional pre-requisites of the specific program

Deadlines

October 15: Application Deadline (Winter)

May 15: Application Deadline (Fall)

Accommodations

Shared Apartments: Modern, off-campus, twin-shared apartments, with other TEAN students, with free shuttle bus service approximately every 30 minutes to the campus. The comfortable apartments include WiFi, cable television, pool and gym access, laundry facilities and are close to a food market and cafes. 

Courses

Best for students who are interested in taking the following: 

• Business 

• Humanities & Social Science

• Health

• Media & Communication

• Social & Cultural Studies

• International Studies

• Asian Languages (Chinese, Japanese, Thai, etc)

• Sciences

• Visual, Performing Arts & Design) 

Students can enroll in 4–5 MUIC courses per semester (3 US semester credits each), which usually transfers as 12-15 U.S. semester credits or 18-22.5 quarter credits. The participant’s home university will determine ultimate credit approval and transfer. Please note that tuition covers 4 MUIC courses, so students wishing to take a fifth course will need to pay an additional fee. Some courses also contain a lab component or extra contact hours that will have additional fees. This is explained in our course selection instructions. 

Students will enroll in courses approximately 2-3 weeks prior to departure and will have the opportunity to make changes during the add/drop period once onsite. 

Required Documents

Passport: 

To study abroad, you must have a signed, valid passport from your country of citizenship that will not expire for a minimum of six months after your planned return date. If you do not have a passport, or it's about to expire, make sure you apply or renew as soon as possible! U.S. Citizens can refer to the U.S. Department of State’s website for more information about passports and processing time. 

Visa: 

All students are required to apply for an “ED” non-immigrant visa. Students can apply for their visa once required documents are received from the university in Thailand. The application is done completely online, and students don’t need to mail their important documents to a consulate or Embassy.

• Winter semester visa application will start in late October

• Spring semester visa application will start in late February

Students cannot apply for the visa until they receive the required documents from the Program Manager. Once documents are received from the university in Thailand, Program Manager will email the documents to the students along with step-by-step instructions. The application is done entirely online, and visas are typically granted within 2 – 3 weeks of applying. The cost is approximately $80 USD for a single entry. Students can apply for multiple entry in Thailand for an additional fee.