AUSTRALIA
Macquerie University

INTRODUCTION
Macquarie University, known as Australia's innovative university, began in Sydney in 1967. Today, the university is a multifaceted institution situated in the heart of one of Australia's leading high technology parks. The 125-hectare campus is situated 18 kilometers northwest of Sydney's central business district and enjoys a magnificent natural brush land setting. A modern shopping complex is adjacent to thecampus and there are regular bus services to the city. The Macquarie University Library has a collection of over one million books and periodicals and provides seating for 1,850 readers. The library offers free and open access to the book and periodical collection as well as lending privileges and reference services for all students.

Macquarie University life is more than study, and in addition to its excellent teaching facilities, it offers an abundance of social and sporting opportunities. The active Sports Association has more than thirty clubs for everything from athletics to water-skiing. There are squash, netball, tennis, and badminton courts available. In addition, there is a gym and weight-training area, a sauna, a brush track, and four sports fields. The Student's Union organizes many activities on campus, including rock bands, Market Days, and regular art and craft activities.

ACADEMIC FEATURES
A wide range of courses are offered including Australian and Aboriginal Studies, Anthropology, History, Politics, Psychology, Business, Computing, Education, Languages, Biology, Environmental Studies, English, Literature, Communications and Sociology.

HOUSING AND MEALS
Macquarie offers numerous accommodation options. There are over 400 bed spaces available throughout the various housing options around campus, including townhouses and independent apartments. The Office of Accommodation assists students in finding lodging.

COST*
Semester: $4,850
(A $200 deposit, deducted from total amount due, is required upon acceptance to the program)
Costs include: Tuition, fees, insurance
Costs not included: Airfare (approx $1,200) Room and Board $1,600

For current program costs, please contact the Center for International Education Abroad.

REQUIRMENTS
Sophomore, Junior, or Senior status
2.5 GPA on a 4.0 scale

APPLICATION DEADLINE*
Spring: November 15 (Session begins Mid February)
Fall: April 15 (Session begins Mid July)

FORMS
To request more info
To apply

*Costs and dates are subject to slight change without notice


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