Study Abroad and Student Exchange in the Faculty of Arts
The Study Abroad and Exchange program enables University students enrolled in overseas institutions to study at the University of Melbourne for one or two semesters. The Faculty of Arts is host to the majority of Study Abroad and Exchange students entering the University each semester and welcomes applications across all disciplines. Students have the opportunity to build upon current studies by selecting subjects that complement their major, or by exploring challenging and unique subjects that are not offered at their home institution.
The Faculty of Arts at the University of Melbourne remains at the forefront of teaching and research in the humanities, social sciences, languages, media and communications, in Australia and internationally.
Why Study with The Faculty of Arts?
- No matter what degree you are studying, you can engage in a range of new topics analytically, critically, theoretically and creatively.
- Lean new methods of enquiry and build your personal and professional skills.
- Over 500 subjects are offered in 33 individual study areas.
- A range of internship and fieldwork options are available.
- You can study a language, even if you're only just beginning.
- The Faculty of Arts has Media and Communications related subjects across a variety of disciplines that are open to all Study Abroad and Exchange students.
- Australian Studies subjects let you engage directly with the Australian environment and community to learn more about Australia and Australians and gain new perspectives on cultures around the world, including your own.
Student Support
The Faculty has a number of dedicated staff who will provide you with high-quality support. They are trained to assist you with any issues that may arise either during the application stage or during your stay in Melbourne.
How To Apply for the Study Abroad or Exchange Program
If you are studying any undergraduate degree you can apply to join the Faculty of Art's Student Exhange or Study Abroad programs.
You may study at postgraduate (Masters or PhD) level if you are enrolled at an equivalent level at your home institution. The Faculty will help you to design a one or two semester research project in one of our schools, or arrange your enrolment in postgraduate coursework subjects.
For further information on applying to the Study Abroad or Exchange Program, please refer to the University's central Study Abroad and Exchange website. You will find information on the application process, eligibility, English language requirements, student services and all disciplines of available study.
As part of the application process, you will need to choose the Arts subjects your wish to study. Please see the Bachelor of Arts in the University's Online Course and Subject Handbook to find out what subjects will be offered this year.