Jet set on the adventure of a lifetime and immerse yourself in a new culture, while earning credit towards your degree. Find out how you can incorporate overseas travel into your study experience as a UniSC student. There is support to help you cover the costs and our dedicated team will guide you every step of the way.
Study opportunities
Semester exchange
Travel overseas for one semester or two, while remaining enrolled as a UniSC student. Study at one of more than 70 partner institutions and explore funding and scholarships that can help you fund your life-changing academic and culture adventure.
Short term overseas study
Enjoy a two-week to three-month educational experience that counts towards your degree. Choose from school-led study tours, short courses, and in-country language programs.
New Colombo Plan Scholarship
The New Colombo Plan (NCP) is more than a student exchange. This signature initiative of the Australian Government includes a prestigious scholarship for Australian undergraduate students to travel in the Indo-Pacific region, including study at a host university, internship experiences, opportunities to learn the local language and network with leaders in government, business and civil society. Participants join an active alumni with opportunities extending long after travel.
Why study overseas?
Read our global stories to find your why.
Studying overseas at Pace University, USA
Studying overseas gave a UniSC Bachelor of Biomedical Science a unique opportunity to immerse herself in, and experience the New Yorker lifestyle first-hand.
A semester abroad at Nagoya University of Foreign Studies, Japan
Hear from Mikaella, a Bachelor of Arts student who recently studied for a year overseas at Nagoya University of Foreign Studies, Japan.
Studying creative writing in Norway
Teddie Barker, Bachelor of Creative Writing student, travelled to the University of South-Easter Norway for a semester and found it easy to adapt and travelled around Europe between her study sessions. Read her tips for studying overseas.
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