Study Abroad Australia

Experience a country and culture that is at once familiar and also unlike anything you’ve ever seen before with TEAN’s study abroad Australia programs. Choose from more than 20 semester study abroad programs in Australia, traveling summer programs, semester and summer internships, or combine the opportunity to study and intern at the same time. While the Australian school calendar often differs from the U.S., we even offer semester study abroad Australia programs that match the U.S. academic calendar so you can easily fit studying abroad into your schedule. Want to live Down Under even longer? We can also advise you on how to pursue your entire degree in Australia.

Sunny cityscape of Sydney, featuring the infamous Sydney Harbour Bridge and Sydney Opera House

Students Say

"During my time abroad, I flew 27,891 miles, took 2,514 pictures, swam at 14 beaches, experienced 7 time zones in 115 days."

Madeline McLean, Champlain College

Uluru, in the heart of the Northern Territory of Australia at dusk

Students Say

"This experience was not only eye-opening but extremely humbling."

Michaela Kaplan, University of Tampa

Underwater scene of fish and coral in Australia

Students Say

"My study abroad experience with TEAN was absolutely incredible. TEAN goes above and beyond."

Madison Pitts, University of Arkansas

Where You Can Study

Australia’s major cities – like Sydney, Melbourne and Perth – regularly rank as some of the safest, most liveable destinations in the world. Its lesser-known towns are pretty incredible too. Whether you want to study at a large institution with tens of thousands of students or feel more comfortable on a smaller campus, prefer the options of a big city or dream of being surrounded by nature, studying abroad in Australia offers a variety of locations, environmental settings and campuses to fit your lifestyle.

Why Study Abroad in Australia

Australia isn’t all surfing, sunshine, kangaroos and cafes (though there is a lot of all those too!). The country has thriving healthcare and technology industries, as well as an impressive arts and culture scene encompassing everything from Aboriginal art to contemporary dance companies. Home to some of the most recognizable World Heritage Sites, including the Great Barrier Reef, Daintree National Park and Uluru, Australia is also a leader in conservation. With more than 500 national parks and 2,700 conservation areas, you’ll never be too far away from an adventure as well as an exceptional learning experience when you study abroad in Australia.