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The Faculty welcomes students from around the world. Our courses reflect Australia's multicultural character and its cultural, commercial, media and technological links to other countries and communities. UTS is committed to the internationalisation of all its courses which prepare students for fulfilling lives and productive careers in a world without boundaries. A number of staff in the Faculty have lived and studied overseas and maintain international connections in the arts, media, business and research.
The Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences offers a number of opportunities for international students including one or two semesters as Exchange or Study Abroad students and full undergraduate and postgraduate courses.
The UTS International Office provides information and assistance for prospective international students (see contact details).
Students who are already enrolled in a university course and wish to study in Australia for one or two semesters can enrol in subjects in the Faculty through International Exchange or Study Abroad arrangements. Exchange students come from institutions with which UTS has a Student Exchange Agreement and pay fees through the home institution. Study Abroad students apply directly and pay fees to UTS as their university does not have a formal exchange agreement.
Course codes
Exchange and Study Abroad students who apply through the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences are allocated with one of the following course codes:
Humanities UG Exchange/Study Abroad C22009
Humanities PG Exchange/Study Abroad C22010
Subject selection
Exchange and Study Abroad students enrol in a full-time load of three 8-credit-point subjects. Undergraduate students can apply to enrol in subjects listed under Disciplinary and Professional Strands. Note that access to subjects in Journalism and Media Arts and Production is restricted to students who have already completed introductory subjects in these areas at their home institution. The Faculty is unable to offer Journalism 1 or Media Arts and Production 1 to Exchange and Study Abroad students. Postgraduate students can select from the range of subjects listed in separate graduate programs or the Graduate Electives list.
Students must meet the subject prerequisite requirements indicated in the Subject Descriptions. Students are also advised to ensure that the subjects selected satisfy course requirements at their home institution.
When selecting subjects it is recommended that students consult the UTS timetable (timetable.uts.edu.au) for an indication of the semester of offer as some subjects are offered only once a year. In timetable information, Autumn refers to the MarchJune semester and Spring refers to the AugustNovember semester.
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