How much does TEAN: Sports & Exercise Psychology Summer Program cost?

TEAN: Sports & Exercise Psychology Summer Program starts at $4,895 USD. For full pricing, visit the provider’s website.

Is housing provided for TEAN: Sports & Exercise Psychology Summer Program?

Yes, the program includes housing. Participants stay in apartments.

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Q: What's included in TEAN: Sports & Exercise Psychology Summer Program's fee?

The program fee includes accommodation, activities, airport transfers, classes, some meals, and transportation.

Q: Where is TEAN: Sports & Exercise Psychology Summer Program located?

TEAN: Sports & Exercise Psychology Summer Program is located across 4 cities in Australia, including Melbourne, Gold Coast, and Great Barrier Reef.

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TEAN: Sports & Exercise Psychology Summer Program

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Location

Australia
- Melbourne
- Gold Coast
- Great Barrier Reef
- Cairns

Term

Summer

Subject Areas

Health Sciences Psychology Sports Science

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Program Type

Provider

Degree Level

Bachelors

Housing

Apartment

Language

English

Pricing

$4,895

Price Details

Summer 2018

Early Bird Special
$5,195 with sports training
$4,895 without sports training
Must apply and pay $500 deposit before February 1, 2018.

Standard Fees
$5,495 with sports training
$5,195 without sports training

What's Included

Accommodation Activities Airport Transfers Classes Some Meals Transportation

What's Not Included

Airfare Some Meals

Last Reviewed: Sep 09, 2019

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About Program

Love sports? So do the Aussies. Dive into Australia’s popular sports culture and industry while learning about sport and exercise psychology from a range of leading professors, professionals and athletes. Designed as an introductory 3-credit course for students interested in a range of health and exercise science studies, along with student athletes and sports enthusiasts, this traveling course moves across the country through Melbourne, the Gold Coast and Cairns. In-class lectures are complemented by diverse field trips, personal fitness training or even surfing , guest speakers and more. You’ll also have the opportunity to dive in the Great Barrier Reef, explore the beautiful of Byron Bay, discover multi-cultural Melbourne and enjoy beach-side living on the chilled-out Gold Coast.

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We strive to be a leader in supporting students from all backgrounds to be able to travel and learn abroad. Our aim is to empower our students and help prepare them for a life-changing experience. Everyone's identity is unique to them and can be an integral aspect on where a person chooses to study or intern abroad. Our entire team is here to help you feel informed, comfortable, empowered and supported throughout every step of your journey. In addition, we have a dedicated Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) team that is ready to act as your resource! The DEI team is passionate about advocating against social injustices, racism, homophobia, xenophobia and all discriminatory social constructs. It is our priority to ensure students of all backgrounds have access to and are encouraged to travel, specifically through study abroad.

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Neurodivergent Support

We are committed to facilitating quality programming to students with varying levels of neurodivergence and accessibility. Our entire team is here to help you feel informed, comfortable, empowered and supported throughout every step of your journey. In addition, we have a dedicated Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) team that is ready to act as your resource! It our priority to ensure students of all backgrounds have access to and are encouraged to travel, specifically through study abroad.

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We are devoted to providing experiential learning opportunities abroad that help build the knowledge, skills and attitudes students need to become locally engaged, civically minded and globally responsible. We believe that studying abroad should include learning about – and finding solutions to – our most challenging societal problems, such as sustainable development, climate change, biodiversity, resource use, habitat preservation, gender inequality and social injustice in a globalized world.

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This program was only about 11 students which was perfect for easily getting to know everyone in the group. We had a really close relationship with each other and the professor on the trip because of this. The group size allowed us to do the majority of events together and travel around the cities we stayed in with ease. The course we took was Sports Psychology and we were able to relate the course to the sports we got to see while on the trip which added a lot of value to our learning.
The course gave me a look into the psychology behind sports and athletes. Methods used to perform optimally in sports and things that can affect the mind when competing at the highest level. This course was great in discussion-based assignments and learning while in the country of Australia by seeing different sports played in person.

What was the most nerve-racking moment and how did you overcome it?

I got the opportunity to Bungie jump when I was in Australia as part of our free time. This was a very nerve-racking moment. I overcame it by just trusting myself and the people around me and knowing that the thrill would be worth it. This proved to be one of the highlights of the trip and it was quite a way to end the study abroad experience. Now I can say I Bungie jumped in Australia and have the video the prove it.

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Why did you choose this program?

I chose the TEAN Sports Psychology program because it offered me the opportunity to see Australia, which is a place I have always wanted to visit. Not only did it grant me the chance to see Australia, but it made sure I was able to make the most out of my experience by seeing some of the most popular things in each city that I stayed in, as well as being immersed in the sports culture which related to my major.

What did your program provider (or university) assist you with, and what did you have to organize on your own?

My university went over my transfer credits with me and made sure I had all the proper paperwork completed for my trip to count towards my degree. They also assisted me with the preparation and advice for studying abroad. UCF put me in touch with TEAN and had me meet with a representative so I could ask any questions I had about the study abroad trip.

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What is one piece of advice you'd give to someone going on your program?

Some advice I would give to someone going on my program would be to take advantage of your time abroad. Make friends within the group, spend money on experiences, get enough rest, come overprepared with money but pack light with belongings. When abroad try to immerse yourself in the culture by going out and doing something you haven't done before.

What does an average day/week look like as a participant of this program?

An average day for this program would be to get up in the morning and get the day started by eating breakfast. After this, we would usually have a class for about 2 hours in the hotel we were staying at in a conference room. From there we would be let out for lunch and have the rest of the day for either free time or to go somewhere as a group to see something that would relate to the course. For example, going to tour a sports institute, go surfing, go to the beach, or go to a sports game.

Going into your experience abroad, what was your biggest fear, and how did you overcome it? How did your views on the issue change?

My biggest fear while abroad was whether or not the group as a whole would get along and if I would become close with them. This ended up working out perfectly because my group was only about 10 people which made it really easy to get to know everyone. We ended up doing most things together as a group and grew very close as the trip went on.

Should you try to get to know your professor when on the trip abroad?

My answer to this is definitely yes. The chances are your professor on the trip is a very down to earth person if they are taking their time to make sure your trip goes smoothly. They have a lot of care and dedication to making sure students on the trip have a good time, get the most out of learning, and are usually pretty adventurous themselves.

About TEAN by WorldStrides

The Education Abroad Network (TEAN) by WorldStrides is a full-service international education provider specializing in immersive study and internship programs throughout Asia Pacific. Creating close partnerships the best universities in Australia, New Zealand and across Asia over the past two decades has allowed us to become experts at delivering...