Forms & downloads for Sydney exchange students
For prospective exchange applicants
- Brochure - International Exchange Program 2012
- Exchange Partners
- Adviser Consultation Sessions for March semester 2013 exchanges
- Special information sheets for March semester 2013 exchanges
- Exchange Application Kit
For current students on exchange
- Predeparture Guide
- Enrolment Proxy Form
- Proxy for Outbound Exchange Matters
- Progress Report 1
- Progress Report 2
- Post-Exchange Credit Transfer
For Prospective Exchange Applicants
Brochure - International Exchange Program 2012
Exchange Partners
- You may search the Exchange Partner Database, which lists all current University partnerships.
- Download the International Office’s Partner List for 2013 March semester exchanges.
This list will clearly indicate which partnerships are available for exchange during this semester and outline important conditions and restrictions that may apply at various partner destinations.
NOTE: While the University has many partnerships, exchange places may not be available at all destinations every semester. You will need to attend relevant Topical Information Sessions to find out which universities are open at which relevant deadline. There is no guarantee that an agreement that has been suspended in one semester will re-open the next semester.
Adviser Consultation Sessions for March semester 2013 exchanges
Adviser consultation sessions for students seeking a 2013 March semester exchange will be held towards the end of the March 2012 semester. A full schedule of appointment times can be downloaded here.
The sessions run every week day (excluding Monday 11th June) between 10am to 12pm. The sessions run from Tuesday 22nd May until Thursday 5th July 2012.
Special information sheets for 2013 March semester exchanges
- Information Session Schedule
- Exchange Scholarships and Loans
- Languages on Exchange
- Architecture on Exchange
- Business on Exchange
- Law on Exchange
- Music on Exchange
- Psychology on Exchange
Exchange Application Kit
The Exchange Application Kit is not available on-line. You can only collect an Application Kit at an Exchange Application Session. You must have attended at least one talk from a Part 1 Topical Information Session before you can attend a Part 2 How to Apply Session. Please refer to the Information Session Schedule for full details on the sessions.
For Current Students Overseas on Exchange
The following downloads are for students currently overseas as part of the International Exchange Program.
If you require a different format for any of the documents eg: word or pdf, please contact our office by .
- Predeparture Guide
- The Predeparture Guide (pdf) provides an overview of predeparture preparation but also includes procedures post-arrival overseas, as well as, instructions on academic matters such as academic approval and post-exchange credit transfer.
- Enrolment Proxy Form
The Authority for a Person to Act as Proxy for a Student at Enrolment form (pdf) is to be given to your home faculty or the Student Centre by your proxy when they seek amendments or clarification about your enrolment. - Proxy for Outbound Exchange Matters
The Authority to Act as Proxy for an Outbound Exchange Student (pdf) form is to be used by your proxy in relation to all exchange matters at the International Office. - Progress Report 1
Progress Report 1 (electronic form version) is due one month after exchange period commences.
(This is an electronic form - you may save changes and email this form back to the International Office) - Progress Report 2
Progress Report 2 (electronic form version) is due one month prior to the end of the exchange period.
(This is an electronic form - you may save changes and email this form back to the International Office) - Post-Exchange Credit Transfer
The Post-Exchange Credit Transfer Form (pdf) must be submitted to your home faculty after exchange period is concluded. Results cannot be transferred without this form. This forms only applies for students in the Faculties of Agriculture and Environment; Arts & Social Sciences; Health Science and Science.
