Australia

Griffith University, Brisbane

Griffith University is a public university located in South East Queensland on the east coast of Australia.
With more than 200 different study programmes, Griffith University offers a multitude of study opportunities for undergraduate and graduate students, notably for students interested in Business & Governmet, Health, Criminology & Law, Humanities & Languages, Education, Engineering & IT, Science & Aviation, Visual & Creative Arts and Environment, Planning & Architecture.
www.griffith.edu.au

Key data

Semester dates:
Trimester 1: Mid February - Mid June
Trimester 2: Mid July - Mid October
Trimester 3: Mid October - Mid February
(The semester dates may vary, so please consult the partner university’s homepage for further and detailed information.)

Duration of stay 1 - 3 trimesters

Application deadlines:

Trimester 1: 31 July of the previous year
Trimester 2 & 3: 31 January
 

Costs

The amount of tuition fees depends on the number of courses or the study program. Students of the University of Münster receive a 10% reduction on tuition fees.

• 30 Credits (approx. 3 units): 9755 $ AUD
• 40 - 50 Credits (approx. 4 - 5 units): 10,821 $ AUD

Study Programme (Bachelor & Master)
Information about the course programme can be found here. 

Course restrictions: Courses from the subjects listed below are not open to Study Abroad students:

• postgraduate psychology courses
• postgraduate medical courses - list of Medical Courses available for study abroad students
• Queensland Conservatorium of Music

Prerequisites

• good academic performance (min. German grade 2.8)
• very good English language skills (min. B2)
• Graduate students furthermore have to have an undergraduate degree comparable / equivalent to an Australian undergraduate degree.
   

Application

Students of the Faculty of Business and Economics must apply via their own faculty application process.

Application documents:

Application documents as indicated on the application page. The following language certificates are accepted:

• TOEFL iBT (79 & all partial results above 18)
• IELTS (6.5)
• DAAD language certificate (min. B2)

Please note: All application documents must be submitted in the form of a single PDF document by e-mail.
 

Further information

About the programme

Personal reports:
Students about their stay at Griffith University [de]

Swinburne University of Technology, Melbourne

Swinburne University of Technology, located in Melbourne, the cultural capital of Australia known for its music, art and culture, food, landscapes and beaches. Swinburne University is an internationally recognised public university and is foremost known for its high-quality research offering students real-world industry connections and experiences as well as high-quality research and teaching. Its research strengths include astronomy and physics, engineering, materials science, computer science and information technology, design and innovation.
Within its multitude of different study programmes, the Swinburne University of Technology offers a variety of study opportunities for graduate and undergraduate students, among others for Business & Management, Science, Engineering, Health and more.
www.swinburne.edu.au
 

Please note: An exchange with Swinburne University of Technology, Melbourne (Australia) is not possible until further notice.

Key data

Semester dates:

Semester 1: July - December
Semester 2: February - June
(The semester dates may vary, so please consult the partner university’s homepage for further and detailed information.)

Duration of stay: 1 - 2 semesters

Application deadlines:

Semester 1: 31 January
Semester 2: 31 July of the previous year

Prerequisites

• good English language skills (min. B2 level for undergraduates)
• one successfully completed academic year at least

Application

Students of Sports Sciences must apply via their own faculty application process.

Application documents:

Application documents as indicated on the application page. The following language certificates are accepted:

• TOEFL iBT: 75 (all scores above 17)
• IELTS: 6.0 (all scores above 5.5)
• C1 Advanced: 169 (all scores above 162)
• Pearson Test of Academic English (PTE): 50 (all scores above 45)
• DAAD language certificate (min. B2 in each subtest)
• Language Proficiency Certificates must not be older than three years at the time of application.

Please note: All application documents must be submitted in the form of a single PDF document by e-mail.
  

Further information

• Health Insurance:
  OHSC (Overseas Student Health Cover) is a condition for the student visa. Please consult the partner university’s website for further information.

University of Sydney

The University of Sydney is the oldest university in Australia. The state university was founded in 1850 and is one of the world's best universities in the rankings. The university offers 16 faculties with over 60 research centres and various centres of excellence. The faculties also include the integrated School of Music. More than 52,000 students study at the University of Sydney, of which about 11,800 are international students.
With its more than 100 study areas the University of Sydney offers a multitude of study opportunities for graduate and undergraduate students, notably for students of Humanities & Social Sciences, Economics, Law (undergraduate only), Natural Sciences, Psychology (undergraduate only), Educational Sciences & Social Work, Art & Architecture, Musicology, Engineering and Pharmacy (undergraduate only)
http://sydney.edu.au/
 

Key data

Semester dates:

Semester 1 (Summer): End February - End June
Semester 2 (Winter): Mid July - End November
(The semester dates may vary, so please consult the partner university’s homepage for further and detailed information.)

Duration of stay: 1 Semester

Application deadlines:

Semester 1 (Summer): 31 July of the previous year
Semester 2 (Winter): 31 January

Costs (without liability)

• 24 Credits (approx. 4 units): AUD $ 11,340
• 18 Credits (approx. 3 units): AUD § 8,505

Prerequisites

• at least one successfully completed academic year or a Bachelor's degree
• good academic performance (min. German grade 3.0)
• good English language skills (min. B2)

Application

Students of the Faculty of Business and Economics must apply via their own faculty application process.

Application documents:

Application documents as indicated on the application page. The following language certificates are accepted:

• IELTS with an average score of 6.5 and no band below 6.0

• Pearson test of English (PTE) Academic with an average score of 61 and no band below 54

• Cambridge English C1 Advanced & Cambridge English C2 Proficiency with an average score of 176 and no band below 169

• A-Level grade of the subject English (LF) with at least 08 Points (befriedigend) and not older than three years at the start of the courses

Note that the language certificates IELTS, PTE and Cambridge English C1 & C2 are not allowed to be older than two years at the time of the beginning of the courses. Home Editions of language certificates are no longer accepted!
Further information regarding the language certificates can be found here

Please note: All application documents must be submitted in the form of a single PDF document by e-mail.
 

Further information

Link to course catalogue

Personal reports:
Students about their stay at the University of Sydney [de]