Monash University Program
State University of New York at Buffalo
 

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Program Terms • Fall • Spring • Academic Year Program Participants • Undergraduate (College) • Graduate (College) Subject Areas • Accounting • Anthropology • Archaeology • Art/Fine Arts • Asian Studies • Biology • Chemistry • Classical Studies • Communications • Comparative Literature • Computer Science • Counseling • Culture • Dance • Design • Ecology • Economics • Education • Engineering - Chemical • Engineering - Civil • Engineering - Computer • Engineering - Electrical • Engineering - Mechanical • English • English Literature • Environmental Science • Environmental Studies • Filmmaking • Finance • French Language • Geography • Geology • German Language • History - General • Humanities • Interior Design • Italian Language • Japanese Language • Journalism • Liberal Arts • Library and Information Science • Linguistics • Literature - General • Mathematics • Music • Nursing • Nutrition • Philosophy • Physics • Political Science/Politics • Quechua Language • Religious Studies • Social Sciences • Social Work • Sociology • Spanish • Statistics • Theater • Visual Arts • Women's Studies • Zoology and Wildlife Sciences		Quick Look • Location: Melbourne - Australia • Host Institution: Monash University • Language of Instruction: English • Academic Credit Available: Yes Overview Both undergraduate and graduate students may enrich their studies and earn credits through participation in the Study Abroad Program with Monash University. For each full semester, students will earn between 12 and 16 University at Buffalo credits. Monash University offers a wide selection of majors and departments, including, but not limited to: Art & Design Business & Economics Computing & Information Technology Education Engineering Law Pharmacy & Science The academic atmosphere is very personal, and informal contact with staff members is common. Nevertheless the academic program at Monash University is challenging, and provides an education of the highest standard. Classes are taken on the Clayton and Caulfield Campuses. They tend to be structured as either small group seminars or lectures accompanied by small tutorials (10 - 15 students), allowing for a high level of individual attention. Each class meets about 4 hours/week (lecture and tutorial). University at Buffalo students are required to take a minimum of 24 credit points, which usually consists of four courses. Academic Credit Academic credit is available.  Eligibility GPA 3.0/4.0 Must be at least 18 years old Housing/Accommodation • Dormitory Program Costs $7,440***This is an estimated cost based on current tuition and local prices. Changes in tuition or local support prices will result in an increased cost.*** Costs Include:  Program Fee covers SUNY Tuition, onsite orientation, airport pickup, Monash Abroad Great Ocean Road Trip, and administrative fees. Financial Aid Yes. Any financial aid received can be used towards this program. Dates Fall Semester: Mid-July to Mid-November Spring Semester: Mid-February-Mid-June Deadlines Oct 1, Mar 1 Contact University at Buffalo Study Abroad Programs 210 Talbert Hall Buffalo,NY 14260 USA Tel: 716-645-3912 Fax: 716-645-6197 Email Send Email Web Visit Website
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