About The University of Sydney

• Founded in 1850, the University of Sydney is consistently ranked in the top three universities in Australia, and in the top 50 universities in the world.
• The university has 21 subjects areas ranked in the top 40 universities in the world with liberal arts and humanities, life sciences, social sciences and management ranked in the top 25 globally. The Business School is AACSB accredited. (QS World University subject rankings)
• The high rankings don’t just extend to the academics and the university campus is often considered one of the most beautiful in the world. The spacious campus boasts beautiful sandstone buildings on grassy courtyards, combined with modern architecture. With its combination of sandstone colonial buildings and modern architecture adjacent to leafy Victoria Park, the University of Sydney offers one of the most vibrant and historic settings available to students.
• The University of Sydney’s campus is located on the edge of Sydney’s Central Business District. The university is surrounded by many unique inner-city neighborhoods known for their ”offbeat” artistic culture and café scene.
• The university has produced six Australian prime ministers, two Nobel laureates, 3 astronauts, 110 Rhodes scholars and a collection of internationally renowned authors, academics, artists, cultural leaders, world business leaders and public figures.
• With an enrollment of more than 70,000 including more than 15,000 international students from more than 145 countries, the University of Sydney provides a bustling and multicultural experience.

Location

The University of Sydney is a traditional campus, located on the edge of Sydney’s Central Business District. Visit the google map link below to see the campus location.

Courses

Students can take 1 or 2 classes over 4 weeks. One class equals 6 University of Sydney credits, which typically transfers as 3-4 U.S. credits.

Arts and Social Sciences

EDUG1003: Diet and Nutrition for Health and Sport
EDUH4058: Sport and Learning in Australian Culture
EDUH4052: Learning in Outdoor Education
GCST1602: Introduction to Gender Studies
GCST2612: Youth and Youth Culture
GCST2607: Bodies, Sexualities, Identities
HSTY1089: Introduction to Australian History
INDG1001: Introduction to Indigenous Culture
PHIL1012: Introductory Logic 

Business

IBUS1102: Cross-Cultural Management 
MKTG1001: Marketing Principles 
WORK3205: Organisational Communication 

STEM

SCIE1001: Sydney Science 2050: Towards the Future 
SRSU3101: The Social Brain: Learning and Wellbeing 

Eligibility

• 2.8 GPA
• Gap year and first year university students are eligible to participate, but must meet the following minimum requirements: Minimum ACT score of 23 (or 22, if student scored a 4 or 5 on an AP exam) or Minimum SAT score of 1540 (or 1520, if student scored a 4 or 5 on an AP exam). All students must be 18 on or before the program start date.

Application Deadline

TEAN has a rolling admissions process. We recommend submitting your application anytime from January for Summer applications. Earlier applications will be accepted. Late applications may be considered. Contact TEAN if the application deadline has passed.

Summer 2021

Summer 2021 Fees

Tuition for 1 course, program fees and housing – $5,240
Tuition for 2 courses, program fees and housing – $7,835

What’s Included

• Full tuition (1-2 courses)
• Guaranteed, pre-arranged, off-campus housing
• Overseas health insurance, plus evacuation and repatriation insurance
• Services of local Resident Directors
• Two-day Orientation Program with some meals, excursions, accommodations and transportation
• Cultural events and catch ups during the program
• Wireless internet access in all housing
• Extensive pre-departure counseling and information packets
• University and course selection advice
• Official academic transcripts from host institution
• Credit approval and transfer assistance
• Financial aid transfer planning
• Airport pickup and reception in Sydney
• Arrival Welcome packet containing important local contact details and information
• Host university orientation

What’s Not included

• International airfare ($1,800)
• Domestic airfare in US ($500)
• Visa ($20 AUD)
• Meals (approx. $150-200 per week)
• Airport transfer at the end of the semester ($50)
• Travel insurance ($350)
• Travel and personal expenses

*Numbers are estimated based on previous student experience and budget. Actual amounts will vary depending on student.