Australia Course Selection

How to Find Courses

1. Visit the Bond University online course catalog.
2. 2. Select the term you are attending and “Display only Study Abroad subjects”
3. Search by subject keyword or filter by study area.

Common Fields of Study

Below are some common fields of study at Bond. Use the course codes listed to search for subjects in each field of study. To search for classes in these fields, refer back to the Bond online course catalog.

Actuarial Science – ACSC
Architecture and Built Environment – ARCH, SSUD
Business and Commerce – ACCT, BUSN, ECON, ENFB, FINC, IBUS, INFT, MGMT, MKTG, SPMT, STAT
Communication and Creative Media (and Language) – ADVT, CHNL, COMN, FITV, FRNL, GAME, JOUR, JPNL, MMDE, PUBR, SPNL
Health Sciences – BMED, HPER, NUTR, SPEX, SPMT
Hotel and Tourism – HTRM, SPMT,
International Relations and Humanities – AUST, INTR, PHIL,
Law – LAWS
Medicine – BMED, SPEX
Social Sciences, Psychology, Counseling – BVMT, CORE, COUN, CRIM, PSYC
Sport – SPEX, SPMT
Sustainability – SDEM

Popular Courses

Business

Communications & Media

Health

Humanities & Social Sciences

International Studies

Science

Choose Earth

At TEAN, “Choose Earth” encompasses not only environmental sustainability but also social justice and cross-cultural awareness. Deakin offers a range of courses that will expose you to global issues, solutions and understanding. If you would like to participate in our Choose Earth Certificate program, consider one of the subjects below to complete the course requirement.

How to Find Courses

1. Visit the Deakin University online course catalog.
2. You can search by keyword for classes or by unit code or title (popular fields of study and unit codes are listed below).
3. You can click on any of the classes to view more details and see when it’s offered. Confirm that your course is offered in your semester (Trimester 1 is March – June; Trimester 2 is July – 
October). Be sure that you also note if the course has any prerequisite requirements.
4. Ensure you are taking courses offered at the Burwood campus. This is the main campus in Melbourne. Please note that Deakin’s Geelong Campus is approximately one hour away from the main campus.
5. Once you identify 6-8 courses that match your criteria, enter them into your TEAN application under “TEAN Course Selection”. 

Common Fields of Study

Below are some common fields of study at Deakin. Use the course codes listed to search for units (courses) in each field of study.  To search for classes in these fields, refer back to the Deakin University online course catalog.

Business – MMM, MPM, MIS
Education and Teaching – ECA, ECE, EDU
Engineering and Design – SEV, SEMl, SIT, SEB
Food, Nutrition and Dietetics – HSN, SLE, ADS
Media, Communication and Creative Arts – AIS, ACO, ACX
Science – ESS, HSE, ECE
Sport – MMS, HSE, EEH

Popular Courses

Deakin has a list of classes that do not have prerequisites and are available to study abroad students. The list can be found here.

Business 

 Communications & Media 

 Environment 

 Health 

 Humanities & Social Sciences 

 International Studies 

Visual, Performing Arts, & Design 

Choose Earth

At TEAN, “Choose Earth” encompasses not only environmental sustainability but also social justice and cross-cultural awareness. Deakin offers a range of courses that will expose you to global issues, solutions and understanding. If you would like to participate in our Choose Earth Certificate program, consider one of the subjects below to complete the course requirement.

How to find Courses

1. Visit the Griffith University online course catalog.
2. On the left hand side, filter courses by: 
   1. Location: Gold Coast (or you may choose to attend GU’s Nathan campus – please let your program manager know if this is your preference)
   2. Level of study: Undergraduate
   3. Study mode: You may select courses listed as “Face to face”, “Mixed mode”, or “Blended”. Your student visa only allows one fully Online course, at most. Because the Blended study mode was newly added, there isn’t the option to filter, so you should leave this section unchecked.
   4. Commencing: Trimester 1 (February – June) or Trimester 2 (July – October)
3. You can type a keyword into the search bar and press “search”.
4. When you click on a subject, review the description and ensure you meet any prerequisite requirements and that the course is not restricted.
5. Once you identify 6-8 courses that match your criteria, enter them into your TEAN application under “TEAN Course Selection”.

Common Fields of Study

Below are some common fields of study at Griffith. Use the course codes listed to search for courses in each field of study. To search for courses in these fields, refer back to the Griffith online course catalog.

Business and Government – AFE, THS, EHR, IBA, MKT, GBS, NRS
Criminology, Law and Political Science – CCJ, LAW, EHR, AFE, GIR, LHS, ENV, HSV, IBA
Education – EDN
Engineering and IT – ENG, ENV, NSC, ICT
Environment, Planning, and Architecture – ENV
Humanities, Social Sciences, and Languages – LHS, GFS, QCA, GFS, QCM
Medicine and Health – MED, MSC, NSC, PHM, AHS, NRS
Music – QCM
Science – NSC, MED, PHM, CCJ,
Visual and Creative Arts – GFS, QCA

Popular Courses

Business

Communications & Media

Education

Engineering

Environment

Health

Humanities & Social Sciences

International Studies

Science

Visual, Performing Arts & Design

Choose Earth

At TEAN, “Choose Earth” encompasses not only environmental sustainability but also social justice and cross-cultural awareness. Griffith offers a range of courses that will expose you to global issues, solutions and understanding. If you would like to participate in our Choose Earth Certificate program, consider one of the subjects below to complete the course requirement.

Unique Opportunities

• Community Internship – 3002LFC 

How to find Courses

1. The ICMS course handbook is not available online. However, you can review the following links that show courses and descriptions that may be available your semester. 
   1. https://www.icms.edu.au/courses/undergraduate/elective-100/ 
   2. https://www.icms.edu.au/courses/undergraduate/elective-200/ 
   3. https://www.icms.edu.au/courses/undergraduate/elective-300/ 
2. When the course options for your specific semester are released, your program manager will email you this information. 

Popular Courses

How to find Courses

1. Visit the James Cook University online course catalog.
2. Select Townsville campus and Undergraduate level. Under Study Period or Trimester, select Teaching Period 1 or 2 (TP1 is Feb-June; TP2 is July-Nov).
3. Search by subject code (see a list of common fields of study and the corresponding subject codes listed below) or you can search by keyword based on the course title.
4. Check how the course is taught (internal, external, block, etc.). Internal means a traditional course that meets on-campus, external is mostly online, and limited is a combination of in-person and online. Block courses are typically not recommended for study abroad students as the subjects are taught for an intensive period of time (for example over mid-semester break), so they might not fit in with your schedule. Students are only allowed to take one external course.
5. Once you identify 6-8 courses that match your criteria, enter them into your TEAN application under “TEAN Course Selection”.

Common Fields of Study

Below are some common fields of study at JCU. Use the course codes listed to search for units (courses) in each field of study.  To search for classes in these fields, refer back to the JCU online course catalog.

Anthropology – AN
Aquaculture – AQ
Archaeology – AR
Anatomy – AT or BM
Business – BU or BX or LB
Biology/Ecology – BZ
Chemistry – CH
Communications– CU, JN
Engineering – CL, CS, EE
Environmental Science – EV
Information Systems – CP or CS
Earth Science – EA
Education – ED
History – HI
Health – HS
Mathematics – MA
Marine Biology – MB
Psychology – PY
Science – SC
Speech and Hearing Science – SL

Popular Courses

Business

Environment

Health

Humanities & Social Sciences

International Studies

Science

Choose Earth

At TEAN, “Choose Earth” encompasses not only environmental sustainability but also social justice and cross-cultural awareness. JCU offers a range of courses that will expose you to global issues, solutions and understanding. If you would like to participate in our Choose Earth Certificate program, consider one of the subjects below to complete the course requirement.

How to find Courses

• Visit the LaTrobe University online course catalog.
• Click on “Advanced Search,” below the search function tool bar.
• Click the “subjects” tool, and under “Year level” select levels 1, 2 and 3 UG
• Under “campus” make sure you select “Melbourne (Bundoora)” 
• In “teaching period” select your desired semester (Semester 1 is February – June and Semester 2 is July – November)
• Under “study mode” select ”Day”
• Under “year” select the year you will be studying abroad
• From the list of subjects that are displayed, select the specific class you are interested in and view more details including the course description.
• Confirm that you have met any prerequisite requirements that are listed. 
• Once you identify 6-8 courses that match your criteria, enter them into your TEAN application under “TEAN Course Selection”.

Popular Courses

Business 

Communications & Media 

Environment 

Health 

Humanities & Social Sciences 

International Studies 

Science 

Choose Earth

At TEAN, “Choose Earth” encompasses not only environmental sustainability but also social justice and cross-cultural awareness. La Trobe offers a range of courses that will expose you to global issues, solutions and understanding. If you would like to participate in our Choose Earth Certificate program, consider one of the subjects below to complete the course requirement.

How to find Courses

1. Visit the Macquarie University handbook. 
2. Select “Advanced Search”.
3. Along the top, select “Unit” (“courses” refer to degrees in Australia, while “units” refer to courses). 
4. On the left, filter by the following: 
   1. 1. Study level: Undergraduate 
      2. Unit level: 1000, 2000, and 3000 
         • Anything higher is honors or postgraduate 
      3. Study period: “Session 1” for Feb-June, OR “Session 2” for July-Nov 
      4. Location: North Ryde 
      5. Year: Most recent (may be the previous year because the catalog is not updated until closer to the beginning of the semester, but the offerings will be similar) 
5. Use the search function at the top to sort by keyword. You can also narrow your search by filtering by Faculty (department). 
6. Click on a course to see additional details. 
   1. Offerings: Ensure it is offered during the session you are attending, and pay close attention to whether it is offered on weekdays, weekends, intensive, etc. If In Person, the campus should be North Ryde. If Online, please note that as a requirement of your student visa to not take more than one online course (and be sure your home institution allows you to take an online course). Some courses will be listed as Online-flexible, which means there is an in-person component. 
   2. Requisites: Ensure that you meet all pre-requisite and other enrolment requirements. You may need to search the pre-requisite courses in the catalog and compare them to courses you’ve taken at your home institution. 
7. To find syllabi, you can search the Unit Guides. If the course hasn’t been offered yet this year, you may need to look for previous years’ guides in Archived Unit Guides. 
8. Once you identify 6-8 courses that match your criteria, enter them into your TEAN application under “TEAN Course Selection”. 

Note: You may take a minimum of 3 courses; maximum 4 courses (5 only with special permission and additional fees required). 

Common fields of Study

Below are some common fields of study at Macquarie. Use the course codes listed to search for units (courses) in each field of study.  To search for classes in these fields, refer back to the Macquarie University handbook.
Aboriginal Studies – ABST
Business – BUS, BCM, MGMT, MKTG, ACCG, ECON
Engineering and IT – COMP, ELEC, ENGG, MECH, MATH
Environment – ENVS, GEOP, GEOS
Health Sciences – HLTH
Media, Creative Arts and Communication – MAS, CUL, ICOM, MECO
Science – BIOL, CBMS
Society, History and Languages – SOC, AHIS, ANTH, GEN, MHIS

Popular Courses

Communications & Media

Environment

Humanities & Social Sciences

International Studies

Visual, Performing Arts & Design

Choose Earth

At TEAN, “Choose Earth” encompasses not only environmental sustainability but also social justice and cross-cultural awareness. Macquarie offers a range of courses that will expose you to global issues, solutions and understanding. If you would like to participate in our Choose Earth Certificate program, consider one of the subjects below to complete the course requirement.

Unique Opportunities

Students on the verge of finishing their degrees can learn to apply their theoretical knowledge in a real-world context through Macquarie’s Professional and Community Engagement program (PACE). PACE units involve a significant practical or hands-on component to students, including Psychology, Environment, Biology, Media, International Communications.  If students are interested in this option, check Out of the Classroom webpage.

How to find Courses

• Visit the Monash University online course catalog.
• Click on “Advanced Search,” below the search function tool bar.
• Click the “units” tool to search classes by keyword. Make sure you select “Clayton” for the Location (campus).
• In “teaching field” select your desired semester. (First Semester is February – June and Second Semester is July – November)
• Select the specific class you are interested in and view more details including the course description.
• Confirm that you have met any prerequisite requirements. You will see these listed above the ‘synopsis’ of the course description if applicable.
• Alternatively you may want to browse courses by Study Abroad Specialisations, which highlight units in an interdisciplinary way, and allow students to navigate more easily to find unique units and/or study thematically. They can be found here.
• Once you identify 6-8 courses that match your criteria, enter them into your TEAN application under “TEAN Course Selection”.

Note: You may take a minimum of 3 courses; maximum 4 courses (5 only with special permission and additional fees required). 

Common Fields of Study

Below are some common fields of study at Monash. Use the course codes listed to search for units (courses) in each field of study.  To search for classes in these fields, refer back to the Monash University online course catalog.

Australia in the World – ATS
Communication and Media Studies – AMG, APG, ATS
Criminology (ATS)
Film and Screen Studies – ATS
Games Design and Development – FIT
Human Rights – ATS, LAW
Indigenous Cultures and Histories – ATS, EDF
Ecology and Conservation Biology – BIO, GEN
Zoology – BIO, GEN

Popular Courses

Business

Communications & Media

Environment

Humanities & Social Sciences

 International Studies

Science

Choose Earth

At TEAN, “Choose Earth” encompasses not only environmental sustainability but also social justice and cross-cultural awareness. Monash offers a range of courses that will expose you to global issues, solutions and understanding. If you would like to participate in our Choose Earth Certificate program, consider one of the subjects below to complete the course requirement.

How to find Courses

1. Visit Murdoch University’s online course catalog.
2. Select the “Units” tab along the top.*
3. On the left hand side, filter by the following:
   • Unit Level: 100-300
   • Location: Murdoch
   • Teaching Period: Semester 1-S1 (Feb – June) or Semester 2-S2 (July – Nov)
   • Attendance Mode: Internal
   • Year: Select your program year
   • You may also filter by Owning College or Owning Discipline to browse particular subjects, or use the search function at the top of the page to search by keyword.
4. When you click on a subject, review the description and ensure you meet any prerequisite requirements, restrictions, and enrolment rules. 
5. Once you identify 6-8 courses that match your criteria, enter them into your TEAN application under “TEAN Course Selection”.

*Tips for decoding Murdoch’s Aussie vocabulary:

• “Classes/courses” are called “Units”
• “Degree programs” are called “Courses”
• “Departments” are called “Faculties”

Common Fields of Study

Below are some common fields of study at Murdoch. Use the course codes listed to search for units (courses) in each field of study.  To search for classes in these fields, refer back to the Murdoch course handbook.

Animal Science – ANS
Biology – BIO
Business – BUS
Engineering – ENG
Environmental Studies – ENV
Exercise Science – EXS
Information Technology/Computers – ICT
Psychology – PSY

Popular Courses

Business

Communications & Media

Engineering

Environment

Health

Humanities & Social Sciences

Science

Visual, Performing Arts & Design

Choose Earth

At TEAN, “Choose Earth” encompasses not only environmental sustainability but also social justice and cross-cultural awareness. Murdoch offers a range of courses that will expose you to global issues, solutions and understanding. If you would like to participate in our Choose Earth Certificate program, consider one of the subjects below to complete the course requirement.

How to find Courses

1. Visit the QUT online handbook.
2. You may select “Explore all units” to search through the entire handbook, browse QUT’s pre-selected “Professional experience and study packages”, or look at all the units in a particular study area grouped together.
3. In the All Units section, filter by:
   1. Study level: Undergraduate
   2. Approval: Some courses have been pre-approved for study abroad students, while some require additional approval from QUT. You may select courses from either option and submit to TEAN as normal. QUT will review your selections later in the process.
   3. Semester: Choose the semester corresponding with the month you start your program (Semester 1 is Feb-June; Semester 2 is July-Nov)
   4. You may also filter by School/discipline and/or search for Keywords.
4. Click on course to review the unit outline (syllabus) and prerequisite requirements (under “Guide to previous .
5. When you click on a course, review the description and unit outline (syllabus). Under the “Guide to previous study requirements” tab ensure you meet any prerequisite requirements and that the course is not restricted.
6. Once you identify 6-8 courses that match your criteria, enter them into your TEAN application under “TEAN Course Selection”.

Common Fields of Study

Below are some common fields of study at QUT. Use the course codes listed to search for units (courses) in each field of study. To search for classes in these fields, refer back to the QUT online handbook.

Architecture – DAB
Business – AMB, AYB, BSB, EFB, AYN, EFN, MGN
Design – DXB, DNB, DTB
Media and Communication – KCB, KJB
Education – EAB, LCB, SRB, EDB
Health – LQB, LSB, XNB, NSB, PYB, PUB, PUN
Information Technology – IAB, IFB, IGB
Law – LLB, JSB
Literary Studies – KWB
Mathematics – MXB, MZB
Science – BVB, CVB, ERB, EVB, PCB, SEB
Engineering – EGB, ENB, ENN, BEB, USB, UXB

Popular Courses

Business

Communications & Media

Education

Engineering

Environment

Health

Humanities & Social Sciences

International Studies

Science

Visual, Performing Arts & Design

Choose Earth

At TEAN, “Choose Earth” encompasses not only environmental sustainability but also social justice and cross-cultural awareness. QUT offers a range of courses that will expose you to global issues, solutions and understanding. If you would like to participate in our Choose Earth Certificate program, consider one of the subjects below to complete the course requirement.

Unique Opportunities

Business Advantage Program is open to students studying within the QUT Business School (including study abroad business majors taking classes in the business school) . The goal of the program is to help students develop skills through interaction, discussion, cooperation and debate with other students, and business, government, education and community leaders. Students are able to select the modules that interest them before they arrive on campus. You will then be given a schedule of the different modules and sessions being offered. Some examples of past modules are: Making a Social Impact, Public Speaking, LinkedIn and Career Preparation, Entrepreneurship, etc. If you complete all of the sessions in your selected module, you will receive a certificate of completion.

QUT Foundry is available to students with an entrepreneurial focus who are looking to develop their next big idea. No matter what topic you’re studying, you’ll gain access to a community of like-minded individuals open to collaboration, networking, and entrepreneurial discussion. Take advantage of QUT Orbit, a digital platform for in-depth entrepreneur resources, in addition to coaching support from community managers, entrepreneurs-in-residence, and mentors.

How to find Courses

1. Click on RMIT’s online course catalog for study abroad students
2. Search for courses by keyword or course code. You will find a list of popular fields of study and corresponding course codes below.
3. Select “Undergraduate” for level of study and the appropriate semester (Semester 1 is February – June  and Semester 2 is July – November).
4. RMIT students are able to take courses at the City campus and the Brunswick campus. Please note the Brunswick campus is approximately 20 minutes via public transportation from the city.
5. After you have searched by keyword or course code and are looking at your course options, take note of the comments section. Often there will be information about early start dates and prerequisites. If a course has prerequisites it will be listed as “Conditional: requires additional academic assessment from RMIT”.
6. After using RMIT’s online course catalog, you should have a list of courses that interest you.  For more detailed information on these courses visit the RMIT Course Handbook and search by a specific course code or course title.
7. Be sure to confirm the course is offered to study abroad students.
8. Once you identify 6-8 courses that match your criteria, enter them into your TEAN application under “TEAN Course Selection”. 

Common Fields of Study

Below are some common fields of study at RMIT. Use the course codes listed to search for units (courses) in each field of study.  To search for classes in these fields, refer back to the RMIT online handbook.

Art, Design, and Architecture – VART, ARCH, GRAP
Business – BUSM, ISYS, OMGT
Media and Communication – COMM, GRAP, OART
Computing, Games, and Information Technology – COSC, ISYS, INTE

Popular Courses

Business

Communications & Media

Environment

Humanities & Social Sciences

International Studies

Visual, Performing Arts & Design

Choose Earth

At TEAN, “Choose Earth” encompasses not only environmental sustainability but also social justice and cross-cultural awareness. RMIT offers a range of courses that will expose you to global issues, solutions and understanding. If you would like to participate in our Choose Earth Certificate program, consider one of the subjects below to complete the course requirement.

How to find Courses

1. 1. Click on University of Melbourne’s online course catalog. 
   2. Next to “Show only”, select “Subjects” (in Australia, “courses” refer to degrees and “subjects” refer to courses). 
   3. On the right side, filter by the following: 
      1. Version: Current handbook (the most recent one may be for the previous year because they are not updated until closer to the beginning of the semester, but the offerings will be similar) 
      2. Subject Levels: Level 1, Level 2, and Level 3 
      3. Study Periods: “Semester 1” for Feb-June, OR “Semester 2” for July-Nov (not Early-Start or Extended) 
      4. Areas of Study: Filter as needed to narrow the subject areas 
      5. Campuses: Parkville and/or Dual Delivery
         • Parkville is the main campus. Many courses are now offered as Dual-Delivery, meaning there are in-person and online components. You may be permitted to take up to one fully Online course if your home university allows it. If you are interested in taking more than one Online course, please consult your TEAN program manager, as there may be visa restrictions. 
      6. Click “View advanced fields”, and under “Only show subjects that:” select “Are available to exchange or study abroad students” 
   4. You can click on a subject (course) to view more information. On the left, you can click “View full page” to open all sections. In the Overview section, confirm that the course is offered in the semester that you’re attending. In the Eligibility and Requirements section, confirm that you meet the prerequisite and background knowledge requirements. In the Further Information section, confirm that the course is available to study abroad students. 
   5. Study Abroad students are encouraged to enroll in Breadth Subjects. These are taught by a variety of professors/faculty members. It is an excellent way to take interesting courses outside your major while also meeting local students. From the home page of the course catalog, select “Breadth Track” to see the different topics, and click one to see the courses associated with that track. Alternatively, while searching Subjects, use the “Breadth in Courses” filter to see the options for a particular study area. You can also find out whether a course is a Breadth Subject in its course description, in the Further Information section. 
   6. Once you identify 6-8 courses that match your criteria, enter them into your TEAN portal under “TEAN Course Selection”. 

Common Fields of Study

Below are some common fields of study at University of Melbourne. Use the course codes listed to search for units (courses) in each field of study. To search for classes in these fields, refer back to the University of Melbourne online course catalog.

History – HIST, EURO, POLS, ANCW, CLAS
Australian Indigenous Studies – AHIS, MULT, AIND
Psychology – PSYC, MECM, PHIL
Film and Television – CLTV, SCRN, CHIN
Animation – FLTV, SCRN, MUSI
Media and Communications MECM, MULT, AIND

Popular Courses

Business

Environment

Health

Humanities & Social Sciences

International Studies

Visual, Performing Arts & Design

 Choose Earth

At TEAN, “Choose Earth” encompasses not only environmental sustainability but also social justice and cross-cultural awareness. University of Melbourne offers a range of courses that will expose you to global issues, solutions and understanding. If you would like to participate in our Choose Earth Certificate program, consider one of the subjects below to complete the course requirement.

How to Find Courses

1. Visit the UNSW online handbook.
2. Make sure you are looking at courses offered at the Kensington Campus, and at the undergraduate level.
3. Select the option “Teaching Period One” for U.S. Spring semester courses, “Teaching Period Two” for U.S. Summer semester courses, or “Teaching Period Three” for U.S. Fall semester courses. Ignore the options with A, B, or C listed after the name.
4. This page gives you each Subject Area in alphabetical order. Click on the Subject Area of interest, then the specific course you want to view.
5. On each course page you can verify the teaching period, course instructor, meeting times, etc. You can also click on “Online Handbook Record” in the upper right hand corner of the page to view a description of the course.
6. UNSW has a number of campuses. The main campus is Kensington (Sydney). Do not choose the UNSW Canberra Campus as it is 3 hours from Sydney. Many Art courses will be offered on the Paddington Campus, which is a few bus stops away from the main Kensington Campus. There is a free shuttle.
7. Once you identify 6-8 courses that match your criteria, enter them into your TEAN application under “TEAN Course Selection.”

Note: Students will enroll in a maximum of 3 courses. We encourage each student to confirm with their U.S. university that each UNSW course transfers back as 4 U.S. credits, totaling a full-time semester of 12 U.S. credits. Students with a GPA of 3.7 and above can take four courses during the standard program dates, with special permission and an added fee. Students with a GPA below 3.7 and/or students who receive 3 U.S. credits per course should contact their program manager to discuss options.

Important course info

• The UNSW course enrolment process is very layered. Your courses must be approved by UNSW before you can be enroled in them, and it can take 4-6 weeks for courses to be approved. We highly advise students have 6-8 courses approved by BOTH your home university and UNSW before the enrolment period begins a couple months before departure.
• Courses will be approved by UNSW once TEAN submits your application materials for review. The courses upload into your TEAN Course Selection form are preliminary; they are not binding in any way. The sooner you can complete your TEAN form, the sooner UNSW can review your selections.
• It is highly encouraged that you choose courses for approval you will ACTUALLY take. Since the enrolment process at UNSW can take some time, you’ll want to ensure the courses you’d like to take are already approved once enrolment begins to save yourself a significant amount of time.
• Please do not solely consult any list of approved courses you may have from your home university, friends who have attended the program, etc., as these lists are very likely out of date and inaccurate. You must look online at UNSW’s course handbook first. You can then use any list you have as a secondary filter for course selection.
• In order to comply with your student visa, you may only take one online course during the semester.

Common Fields of Study

School of the Arts & Media (Humanities) – ARTS
Indigenous Programs – ATSI
Built Environment (Architecture, Building Construction, Landscape Architecture, Planning and Urban Development – BENV
Biological Science (Biological, Earth & Environmental Sciences) – BIOS
Computer Science – COMP
Criminology – CRIM
General Education – Faculty of Law – GENL
Finance (School of Banking & Finance) – FINS
Marketing – MARK
Marine Science – MSCI
Psychology – PSYC
Art – SART
Taxation and Business Law – TABL

Please note: All MDIA, LAWS and PPEC courses are not available to study abroad students. Often times, HESC and ANAT will be closed to study abroad students as well. Courses in the School Of Medical Sciences are often not approved for study abroad students, so please pick several suitable back-ups when considering these courses.

Popular Courses

Business

Communications & Media

Humanities & Social Sciences

International Studies

Science

Visual, Performing Arts & Design

Choose Earth

At TEAN, “Choose Earth” encompasses not only environmental sustainability but also social justice and cross-cultural awareness. UNSW offers a range of courses that will expose you to global issues, solutions and understanding. If you would like to participate in our Choose Earth Certificate program, consider one of the subjects below to complete the course requirement.

Unique Opportunities

Study abroad students may be eligible to enroll in one of the internship opportunities for academic credit in either business (FINS3201) or communications (MDIA3007). Assessment will consist of meeting the minimum amount of required hours (100-150), work sample, reflection essay, summative feedback report. You can find your own internship placement with assistance from UNSW or TEAN will help source you a placement for an added fee.

How to Find Courses

1. Visit the University of Newcastle’s online course catalog.
2. On the left hand side, filter courses by: 
   • Key: Course is available
   • Availability: Semester 1 (February – June) or Semester 2 (July – November)
   • Location: Callaghan (this is your main campus)
     • You may also select courses at the Newcastle City campus, which is about 15 minutes from the Callaghan campus by free shuttle bus
   • Level: 1000-3000 (do not choose Enabling or levels 4000-6000)
3. Use the Search function at the top of the page to sort by keyword, or scroll to browse by subject.
4. Confirm that you have met any “Assumed knowledge” and/or “Requisite” requirements for each course.
5. Once you identify 6-8 courses that match your criteria, enter them into your TEAN application under “TEAN Course Selection”.

Common Fields of Study

Below are some common fields of study at Newcastle. Use the course codes listed to search for units (courses) in each field of study.  To search for classes in these fields, refer back to the handbook.

Indigenous Studies – ABOR
Biological Sciences – BIOL
Chemical Engineering – CHEE
Communication and Media Studies – CMNS
Health Sciences – HLSC
Psychology – PSYC

Popular Courses

Business

Communications & Media

Engineering

Environment

HEalth

Humanities & Social Sciences

International Studies

Science

Visual, Performing Arts & Design

Choose Earth

At TEAN, “Choose Earth” encompasses not only environmental sustainability but also social justice and cross-cultural awareness. Newcastle offers a range of courses that will expose you to global issues, solutions and understanding. If you would like to participate in our Choose Earth Certificate program, consider one of the subjects below to complete the course requirement.

How to Find Courses

1. Visit University of Queensland’s online course catalog.
2. On the left hand side, filter by the following:
   • Campus: St Lucia
   • Delivery mode: Internal
   • Study Level: Undergraduate
   • Course Semester: Semester 1 (Feb – June) or Semester 2 (July – Nov)
     • Sometimes individual courses haven’t been updated for your semester yet. If the course was offered the previous year (i.e. was offered Fall 2021 and you are looking for Fall 2022 courses) it will likely be offered again. You can look at previous semesters to see course details and subject outline (syllabus).
   • You can filter by courses that are pre-approved for Study Abroad students, but you are not limited to the pre-approved courses. If you are interested in courses that are not on that list we will submit your request to UQ for approval.
   • You may also filter by Faculty to browse particular subjects, or use the search function at the top of the page to search by keyword.
3. When you click on a subject, review the description and ensure you meet any prerequisite requirements and that the course is not restricted.
4. Once you identify 6-8 courses that match your criteria, enter them into your TEAN application under “TEAN Course Selection”.

Common Fields of Study

Below are some common fields of study at UQ. Use the course codes listed to search for units (courses) in each field of study.  To search for classes in these fields, refer back to the University of Queensland course catalog.

Architecture – ARCH
Business – MGTS, FINM, ADVT, IBUS, MKTG
Economics – ECON
Law – LAWS
Engineering – ENGG
Environmental – ENVM
Health and Behavioral Sciences – NUTR, FOOD, BIOM, PUBH
Humanities – HUMN, PHIL, ANCH, WRIT, ARTT, DRAM, ENGL, HIST, MUSC, RELN
Psychology – PSYC
Social Sciences – ANTH, POLS, SOCY, SOSC
Science – CHEM, BIOL, AGRC, ANIM

Popular Courses

Business

Communications & Media

Engineering

Environment

Health

Humanities & Social Sciences

International Studies

Science

Visual, Performing Arts & Design

Choose Earth

At TEAN, “Choose Earth” encompasses not only environmental sustainability but also social justice and cross-cultural awareness. UQ offers a range of courses that will expose you to global issues, solutions and understanding. If you would like to participate in our Choose Earth Certificate program, consider one of the subjects below to complete the course requirement.

How to Find Courses

1. Review and search the University of Sydney Undergraduate Subject List.
2. Click the link in column K for more course details
3. Check that the course is offered during the semester you will be on campus. The February-June term will be listed as Semester 1. The July-November term will be listed as Semester 2.
4. Pay attention to the unit of study level indicated in the course codes. The first number in each course code corresponds to if it is a first, second, third, or fourth year course. E.g. ARHT1002 is a first year unit, while ARHT2616 is a second year unit. As a study abroad student, you are eligible to take 1st, 2nd, 3rd year UG (undergraduate) units with the exception of some 4000-level courses.
5. Once you identify 6-8 courses that match your criteria, enter them into your TEAN application under “TEAN Course Selection”.

Common Fields of Study

Below are some common fields of study at University of Sydney. Use the course codes listed to search for units in each field of study.  To search for classes in these fields, refer back to the University of Sydney University of Sydney Undergraduate Subject List.

Agriculture & Environment – AGEN, AGRO, HORT, ENSY
Arts and Social Sciences – ANHS, ANTH, ARHT, ENGL, GCST, GOVT, HSTY
Business – ACCT, FINC, IBUS, MKTG, WORK
Education and Social Work – EDEC, EDGU, EDSE, EDUF, SCWK
Engineering – AERO, AMME, CHNG, CIVL, COMP, ELEC
Health Science – BACH, BIOS, EXSS, HSBH
Media & Communications – MECO
Music – CMPN, EMUS, ENSE, MCGY, MUSC
Veterinary Science – ANSC, AVBS
Visual Arts – CADR, CAEL, CAPA, CASC

Popular Courses

Business