International students
What category of international student are you?
UTS: Communication offers a range of types of courses to International Students.
Full-degree international students
We offer full time degree courses at undergraduate and postgraduate levels. Postgraduate courses can either be by coursework or research. UTS charges fees for these courses.
Study abroad students
Study abroad students spend one or two semesters with UTS choosing from a range of full degree subjects which can be credited back to their courses in their home country. UTS charges fees for these courses.
Exchange students
Exchange students spend up to a year with us choosing from a range of full degree subjects. Students pay course fees at their home institution for these subjects.
Other helpful links for international students
UTS International Office
The UTS International Office deals with international students at UTS and their particular questions, concerns, and technicalities in the application process.
FAQs and guides
International student applications are processed by UTS: International. Current international students may find the FAQs and guides helpful.
Advanced standing (recognition of prior learning)
We offer one year of advanced standing (recognition of prior learning) to graduates of a range of Diploma courses from Singapore, Malaysia, and Hong-Kong.
The HSS International Students Blog
- connecting students around the world -
Whether you're an International Exchange student in Australia, or an Aussie currently overseas, there will be lots of tips and insightful information for you to browse through. Feel free to post comments and tips.
Orientation Program
The international student orientation program covers useful and important information which will assist you in making a smooth adjustment to life in Australia and making the most of the academic opportunities at UTS. It also provides opportunities for you to meet other students and get involved with campus life
Tandem
The Tandem Program matches new international students with experienced UTS students so that they have someone to answer questions, share tips on local culture and practise new language skills with – or just hang out! Having a Tandem partner is a great way of extending your social network and linking up to groups and services both on and off campus.