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What sort of experience does completing a Study
Abroad semester of year at the ANU College of Business and Economics offer?
What makes The Australian National University
different?
Who can apply and what are the eligibility
requirements?
Who are the ANU's partner institutions?
What can I study?
How much does it cost?
What sort of experience does completing a Study Abroad semester or year at the ANU College of Business and Economics offer? |
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The Australian National University is one of Australia's most famous universities and overseas undergraduate students can study at ANU for 1 or 2 semesters and have this study credited back to their home university.
Located in Canberra, the seat of the Australian Government, the ANU College of Business and Economics allows students to experience life and study in the city where Australia's national economic and financial policies are made. |
What makes The Australian National University different? |
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The Australian National University (ANU) is one of Australia's most famous universities. You can study at the ANU College of Business and Economics for 1 or 2 semesters and have this study credited back to your home university.
Located in Canberra, the seat of the Australian Government, study at the ANU College of Business and Economics allows you to experience life and study in the city where Australia's national financial and economic policies are made.
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Who can apply and what are the eligibility requirements? |
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A study abroad semester at the ANU College of Business and
Economics is open to undergraduate students with the following:
- a GPA of 3.0 or above;
- an IELTS of 6.5 (with no band below 6.0), or a TOEFL of 570 (230
computer-based) with a TWE of 4.5, or equivalent.
For a full list of the University’s requirements for incoming exchange and study abroad students, please consult the
Visiting Students Program criteria.
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Who are the ANU's partner institutions? |
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The University has a large number of partner institutions, and degree-seeking undergraduate students in those institutions are usually eligible to study abroad as part of the reciprocal exchange agreements between those institutions and ANU. Students should check with the International or Study Abroad office in their home institution to see if their particular institution is partnered with ANU, or consult the
complete listing of
ANU
exchange partners. The ANU College of Business and Economics also has its own specific partner institutions and encourage students from these institutions to study Business and Economics subjects within the College. Asian partner institutions
| National University of Singapore, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences
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Singapore |
| Waseda University, School of International Liberal Studies |
Japan,Tokyo |
| University of Hong Kong, Faculty of Business and Economics |
Hong Kong |
| Korea University, Business School |
Seoul |
| The Chinese University of Hong Kong |
Hong Kong |
| Chulalongkorn University, Faculty of Commerce and Accountancy |
Thailand, Bangkok |
| Indonesian Islamic University |
Indonesia, Yogyakarta |
European partner institutions
| Bocconi University |
Italy, Milan |
| Universiteit Maastricht, Faculty of Economics and Business Administration |
The Netherlands, Maastricht |
| Ecole Superior des Science et Commercials d'Angers (ESSCA) |
France, Angers |
| Copenhagen Business School (CBS) |
Copenhagen, Denmark |
| Goethe University |
Germany, Frankfurt |
North American partner institutions
| University of Southern California, Marshall School of Business |
USA, California |
| University of Texas at Austin, McCombs School of Business |
USA, Texas |
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What can I study? |
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Students generally take four subjects per semester, from a variety of
different discipline groupings.
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How much does it cost? |
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Partner Institutions or Sponsors ProgramStudents coming to ANU from partner institutions or sponsors continue to pay the applicable local tuition or program fee at the partner institution or sponsor with whom ANU has the specific reciprocal agreement.Accommodation costs at ANU also need to be paid for. This is generally AUD $150 - 250 per week. Non-Partner
Institutions ProgramStudents coming to ANU from non-partner institutions pay their tuition fees directly to ANU.In 2007, the indicative tuition fee per subject is AUD $2520, or AUD $10,080 for a typical semester's subject load. Accommodation costs at ANU also need to be paid for. This is generally AUD $150 - 300 per week. |
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