Short term programs allow you to travel overseas for two weeks to three months for an educational experience that counts toward your degree. Travel often includes workplace learning, clinical placements, internships, practical experience and study tours, short courses and language programs. It's a chance to extend your learning while having a life-changing cultural experience.
School-led in-country programs
Your school may have many opportunities to travel to a partner institution. Opportunities are typically for around two to three weeks and you will travel and study alongside students and a UniSC academic. Talk to your Program Coordinator about the types of programs available in your school and study area. The projects listed here are for Undergraduate students unless otherwise stated.
Special Field Studies course: Borneo Adventure
31 January - 17 February 2025
UniSC course: ENS333
Teaching period: Session 1, 2025
India Industry Project: Empowering Lives and Sustainability
25 November - 16 December 2024
UniSC course: ENP200
Teaching period: Session 8, 2024
Partner institution programs
Nagasaki University Winter Program
28 January - 12 February 2025
Join the Winter Program in Nagasaki, Japan which includes lectures, field trips, and group work.
Application deadline: 25 September
Language of Instruction: Japanese
6 January - 17 January 2025
Study at the school with a package that includes tuition, accommodation, some meals and all activities and culture visits.
Application deadline: 15 November
Konkuk University International Winter School
3-19 February 2025
Immerse yourself in the vibrant history, rich language, and enchanting culture of Korea.
Application deadline: 20 December
Funding and scholarships
Government loans - OS-HELP
OS-HELP is a Commonwealth Government loan program that provides financial assistance to eligible students wishing to undertake part of their Commonwealth Supported program overseas.
Learn more about OS-HELP.
New Colombo Plan (NCP) Mobility Grants of up to A$3,000
Australian undergraduate university students may be funded to participate in semester-based or short-term study in the Indo-Pacific region for school-led opportunities where a UniSC academic leads the travel as part of a course.
