University of Canberra
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Studying Abroad or Student Exchange is your "passport to the world" and an experience that will stay with you for the rest of your life. It is an opportunity to expand your educational horizons; to step outside the boundaries of the expected curriculum and enhance your qualifications with an international perspective. UC has students from over 80 different countries worldwide. The University of Canberra is located in Australia's capital city, Canberra. Canberra is located just 3 hours from Sydney and 2 hours from the South Coast.

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University of Canberra Study Abroad and Exchange Program
Australia
The University of Canberra is Australia's Capital University. It offers a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate degrees in coursework and research. The University of Canberra also has a study abroad and exchange program that...
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Reviews of the TESOL program at the University of Canberra
Australia
The TESOL program at the University of Canberra is 30 years old and has produced graduates who now teach around the world. UC's TESOL program consists of theory and practice based on linguistics, education, and applied linguistics....

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UC Exchange

Best exchange program I have heard of. Very helpful and organised. Loved the events planned because it gave us the opportunity to grow closer. I feel like this experience was definitely a great decision and I have seriously gained a second family. And I absolutely loved having the exchange ambassadors to help us out and hang out with.

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Cleaner living facilities.

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Submitted by Myriah on 05/15/2013
Reviewer's Bio:    Female    |   Age: 19-24    |   Charlotte, North Carolina    |    Novice Traveler    |    University of North Carolina - Charlotte   

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Great social scene and school! But housing?? ehhh

I absolutely love it here! The school clubs AND the Exchange program both put on lots of events for us to do, and even take us on trips to Sydney and the beautiful blue mountains. Classes are tough, but if you study and show up to your tutorials you should have no problem. The only problem that would make me hesitate to come would be the housing conditions. Living in the cheapest housing UV with 11 other roommates it gets REALLY nasty..I encourage ya'll to live in GLOBO, fewer people,easier to keep up.

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Maybe add a few more events for the exchange students to participate in near the end of the year

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Submitted by Lacey on 05/14/2013
Reviewer's Bio:    Female    |   Age: 19-24    |   Canberra    |    Novice Traveler    |    Kansas State University   

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Awesome place...

I love Australia. I have met a lot of wonderful people. I also love the people here. The study abroad office was very helpful even before I got here. Answered all of my questions and even told me things I never thought about. The only thing I would change is living in the village. It's dirty and gross and overpriced. Live In globo if you have to live here. Other than that everything is good.

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Like I said. International house is the worst house to live in. I would also have the study abroad program put more activities on for students!

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Submitted by Rachel M Taylor on 05/14/2013
Reviewer's Bio:    Female    |   Age: 19-24    |   United States    |    Novice Traveler    |    University of Canberra   

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Pom down under

Australia is an amazing place, the weather, the scenery (in some places), the down to earth nature of most of the natives. My experience of Study Abroad went from England to America to Australia and it has been the best year of my life. Most people when asked about Canberra will say it is boring- that's because they must be lazy and boring themselves- there's plenty to do here! Belconnen is full of shops and a pretty lake with a bar that most of the UC students populate. Civic is just a $2.10 bus, 10 min bus ride away and there the possibilities are endless. When you come to UC you'll make friends with cars and they will take you places. The beach is just a couple of hours away and its a nice drive. I really recommend going to the hot air balloon festival in march, you'll have never seen anything like it and its worth the early get up. The tutors at UC are really friendly and if you have questions they have no problems answering them in depth, until you understand. I've met some incredible people here and i'll be sad to leave. But if you're looking for a place in Australia don't disregard UC because the surroundings are 'boring'- you'll have a great time!!

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More activities from the study abroad office to bring the international students closer together.

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Submitted by Elaine Wilcock on 05/14/2013
Reviewer's Bio:    Female    |   Age: 19-24    |   Originally Manchester, UK- Currently Canberra, Australia    |    Experienced Traveler    |    University of Chester   

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Great Program, school is okay, Canberra is a really cool place to live. There is lots to do and very accessible to the rest of Australia. The museums and lakes are good and the buildings/museums are great too. If you meet some Australians there are cool driving trails and hiking all around Canberra in the mountains too!

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Submitted by travisboatright on 05/14/2013
Reviewer's Bio:    Male    |   Age: 19-24    |   United States    |    Novice Traveler    |    George Mason University   

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