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Community College of City University University of Wollongong

Articulation Program Information

Faculty of Law, Humanities and the Arts

Overview of Wollongong City

22ºC average daily temperature (71.6ºF) 27ºC average summer temperature (80.6ºF) 296,845 population of Illawarra

85KM to Sydney Opera House (53 miles) 17 patrolled surf beaches 90 minutes from Sydney International Airport 11 national parks within 50km

University Achievements

127,754 graduates working in 143 countries 5 STUDY AREAS rated the best in Australia5 TOP 20 17th best modern university in the world6 TOP 1% for graduates as rated by global employers7

NUMBER 1 rated university in Australia1 5-STAR rating for Getting a Full-Time Job2 TOP 2% of universities in the world3 WINNER Higher Education Award for graduate employability4

1. Most star ratings in the Good Universities Guide 2016 and highest percentage across the key 12 categories in the Quality Indicators for Learning and Teaching (QILT) 2015 2. Good Universities Guide 2016 3. QS World University Rankings 2015/2016 4. Australian Financial Review 2015 5. Quality Indicators for Learning and Teaching (QILT) 2015 6. 17th in the world– QS Top 50 Under 50 Rankings 2015 7. QS World University Rankings Graduate Employers Survey 2015/2016

Faculty at a Glance FACULTY OF LAW, HUMANITIES AND THE ARTS

4,819 Students enrolled

19,098 Alumni

14 Undergraduate courses

538 Subjects offered

Over 200 Onshore international

students enrolled

6 Postgraduate

coursework courses 335

Study abroad & exchange students

40 Different nationalities

Over 168 Academic staff

TOP 150 IN THE WORLD 2016 QS RANKINGS BY SUBJECT

Communication and Media Studies

Faculty Awards and Rankings

QUALITY INDICATORS FOR TEACHING AND LEARNING (QILT) 2016

1st Humanities, Culture and Social Science

1st Law and Paralegal Studies

2nd Communication

2nd Creative Arts

TOP 200 IN THE WORLD 2016 QS RANKINGS BY SUBJECT

English Language and Literature

Sociology

Faculty Courses SUMMARY

UNDERGRADUATE Bachelor of Arts

Bachelor of Communication and Media Studies

Bachelor of Creative Arts

Bachelor of International Studies

Bachelor of Journalism

Bachelor of Laws*

Bachelor of Performance

Bachelor of Politics, Philosophy and Economics

*Based on Commonwealth Law

POSTGRADUATE

Graduate Certificate in Maritime Studies

Master of Fisheries Policy

Master of International Studies Advanced

Master of Maritime Policy

Master of Maritime Studies

CAREERS

Art Historian | Heritage Specialist | Government Policy | Business Administration | Publishing | Marketing | work for a union or in non-government welfare | Diplomacy | Journalism | Advertising | Politics | Arts Production and Management | Tourism and Hospitality | Writer

Overview - Bachelor of Arts (CRICOS 000612E)

Studying Arts and Humanities at University of Wollongong allows you to tailor a degree specifically to your personal interests.

The degree is made up of subjects with origins in the humanities:

• history, literature, languages and philosophy

• and the disciplines of social sciences: international studies, sociology and politics

Our flexible options let you choose the direction your program takes, such as specialising in political, historical, international or creative disciplines.

• Duration of course: 3-year full-time study or part-time equivalence (144 credits points)

• 17 majors covering the traditional areas of humanities as well as the creative arts

• 39 minors allows students personalise their studies as they progress and acquire skills

• Gain valuable skills applied to a wide range of careers or fields

Best University in Australia for Humanities, Culture & Social Sciences - 2015 QILT

Overview - Bachelor of Arts (Continued) Best university in Australia for Humanities, Culture & Social Sciences-2015 QILT

Bachelor of Arts MajorsChinese (Mandarin) for Character Background StudentsChinese (Mandarin) for Non-Chinese Background StudentsCreative WritingEnglish LiteraturesFrenchHistoryIndigenous StudiesInternational Relations ItalianJapanesePhilosophyPhotographyPoliticsScience and Technology StudiesSociologySpanishWriting and English Literatures

Ancient History Indigenous StudiesArt History Indonesian (available by cross institutional study only)Asia Pacific Studies ItalianAustralian Studies JapaneseChinese (Mandarin) for Character Background Students Journalism and Professional WritingChinese (Mandarin) for Non-Chinese Background Students Marketing Communication and AdvertisingCreative Arts Media ArtsCreative Production Modern HistoryCreative Writing MusicCultural Studies PhilosophyDesign Philosophy of PsychologyDesign History PhotographyDigital Media and Communication PoliticsEnglish Language & Linguistics Science and Technology StudiesEnglish Literatures SociologyEthics SpanishEuropean Studies Technical TheatreFrench TheatreGender Studies Visual ArtsGlobal Media and Communication

Bachelor of Arts Minors

UOW-BIS

Subject CodeSubject NameCredit PointsSession(s)

All BIS students must complete the following:

LHA 101Introduction to Arts and the Humanities6Autumn, Springspecified cp

INTS100Introduction to International Studies6Autumnspecified cp

INTS206Methods in International Studies and Politics6Spring

INTS301Senior Seminar in International Studies6Not available in 2017

Language Minor

Students must complete the subjects for a minor in one of the languages listed below:

Chinese (Mandarin) for Character Background Students

Chinese (Mandarin) for Non-Chinese Background Students

French

Indonesian*

Italian

Japanese

Spanish

https://sols.uow.edu.au/owa/sid/CAL.SUBJECTINFO?p_subcode=LHA%20101&p_year=2017&p_cs=42346870362306590746&p_source=WebCMShttp://coursefinder.uow.edu.au/information/ssLINK/H17008090

Global Media

Gloabal Media Major


Core

BCM 111International Media and Communication6Springspecified cp

BCM 222Global Media and Social Justice6Autumn

BCM 322Global Media Interventions6Not offered in this year

Plus TWO from the following:

BCM 206Global Networks6Spring

ELL 230Communication Across Cultures6Autumn

CST 232Social and Cultural Mediascapes6Not offered in this year

BCM 241Media, Audience, Place6Spring

BCM 289Transnational Media and Culture Industries6Spring

Plus at least THREE from the following:

BCM 331Australian Content, Global Context6Not offered in this year

BCM 320Digital Asia6Not offered in this year

BCM 333Hollywood and Beyond: Screen Genres in Global Context6Not offered in this year

BCM 391Media, War and Peace6Not offered in this year



FREN241Intermediate French 16Autumn First Offered 2017

SPAN241Intermediate Spanish 16Autumn First Offered 2017



FREN242Intermediate French 26Spring First Offered 2017

SPAN242Intermediate Spanish 26Spring First Offered 2017


SA Program





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Global Sustainable Development

Sustainable Major


Core

INTS121.0.6Spring

INTS204Global Aid and Development: Challenges and Prospects6Spring

PHIL226Global Ethics6Spring

INTS311Human Security, Global Capitalism and the Environment6Not offered in this year

Electives

Plus THREE from the following including at least two at 300-level:

ECON100Economic Essentials for Business6Autumn, Spring

INDS130Indigenous Knowledge in Global Contexts6Spring

INTS200Model United Nations6Autumn

INDS207Critical Themes in Indigenous Studies6Autumn

ECON208Gender, Work and the Family6Spring

PHIL256Environmental Philosophy: Animals, Nature and Ethics6Spring

HIST284Exploration and Empire6Not offered in this year

INDS302Indigenous Thinkers: Global Perspectives6Not offered in this year

ECON303Economic Development Issues6Autumn

POL 309Global Political Economy6Not offered in this year

POL 326Global Inequality6Not offered in this year

STS 302Climate Change Policy, Possible Futures6Not offered in this year

SOC 329Social Transformation6Not offered in this year

SOC 356Cultures in Dispossession6Not offered in this year

INTS349Special Topics in Global Sustainable Development6Not offered in this year

HIST359Imperial Connections: Britain's Empire6Not offered in this year

International Relations



Core

INTS121Global Politics and Power6Spring


INTS207Conflict, Peace & Security6Autumn

POL 309Global Political Economy6Not available in 2017

Electives

Students must take FOUR from the following including at least THREE at 300 level

LAW 101Law, Business and Society6Autumn

POL 202Politics in the USA6Autumn

POL 221Australian Politics6Spring

POL 204Politics and the Media6Spring

HIST293China since 19496Autumn

HIST257The World After 19456Autumn

JAPA220The Making of a Globalised Japan6Autumn

INTS311Human Security, Global Capitalism and the Environment6Not available in 2017

POL 304Power and the State6Not available in 2017

POL 306Complex Peace Operations6Not available in 2017

POL 311Politics of the Middle East6Not available in 2017

HIST371Twentieth Century Dictatorships6Not available in 2017

POL 326Global Inequality6Not available in 2017

LAW 343International Law6Autumn

INTS352Special Topics in International Relations6Not available in 2017

LAW 354Human Rights Law6Autumn

SOC 356Cultures in Dispossession6Not available in 2017

HIST358War and Society6Not available in 2017

HIST359Imperial Connections: Britain's Empire6Not available in 2017


French

French

To declare a minor in French, students are required to complete four sequential language subjects in French.

A beginner student takes a minor by studying FREN151, FREN152, FREN241 AND FREN242

A intermediate student who had studied French to HSC level and who commenced university French in 2017 at second year level takes a minor by studying FREN251, FREN252, FREN351 AND FREN352. FREN230 or FREN330 cannot be counted towards the minor.


Beginners Entry

FREN151French for Beginners 16Autumn

FREN152French for Beginners 26Spring



Intermediate Entry

FREN251French IIA Language8Autumn

FREN252French IIB Language8Spring

FREN351French IIIA Language8Autumn

FREN352French IIIB Language8Spring

Subject Code Subject Name

FREN217In-country language study6Not offered in this year

FREN330France in the Twenty-first century

FREN341Advanced French 1

FREN342Advanced French 2

LANG335Literature and Society in Renaissance Europe

LANG370Language Study Abroad 1

LANG380Language Study Abroad 2

Bachelor of Arts MajorsLANG390Language Study Abroad 3

Chinese (Mandarin) for Character Background StudentsLHA301Capstone

Chinese (Mandarin) for Non-Chinese Background StudentsSPAN217In-country language study

Creative WritingSPAN330Advanced Studies in Spanish

English LiteraturesSPAN341Advanced Spanish 1

FrenchSPAN342Advanced Spanish 2

History

Indigenous Studies


Italian

Japanese

Philosophy

Photography

Politics

Science and Technology Studies

Sociology

Spanish

Writing and English Literatures

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Spanish

Spanish

To declare a minor in Spanish, students are required to complete four sequential language subjects in Spanish.:

A beginner student takes a minor by studying SPAN151, SPAN152, SPAN241 and SPAN242.

A intermediate student who had studied Spanish to HSC level and who commenced university Spanish at second year level takes a minor by studying SPAN241, SPAN242, SPAN341 and SPAN342. SPAN230 cannot be counted towards the minor.

Subject CodeSubject NameCredit PointsSession(s)Intermediate Entry Minor - Students HSC level Spanish and commencing university Spanish at second year level

Beginners Entry MinorSPAN241Intermediate Spanish 16Autumn First Offered 2017

SPAN151Spanish for Beginners 16AutumnSPAN242Intermediate Spanish 26Spring First Offered 2017

SPAN152Spanish for Beginners 26SpringSPAN341Advanced Spanish 16Autumn First Offered 2018

SPAN241Intermediate Spanish 16Autumn First Offered 2017SPAN342Advanced Spanish 26Spring First Offered 2018


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Bachelor of International Studies - MajorBachelor of International Studies - Minor

FrenchSpanish

Global Media and CommunicationINTS100 Introduction to International Studies6 CPsINTS100 Introduction to International Studies6 CPs

BCM 111 International Media and Communication6 CPsBCM 111 International Media and Communication6 CPs

FREN151 French for Beginners 16 CPsSPAN151 SPAN for Beginners 16 CPs


FREN241 Intermediate French 16 CPsSPAN241 Intermediate Spanish 16 CPs


Unspecified Credit at 200 level12 CPsUnspecified Credit at 200 level12 CPs

Total Credit point granted48Total Credit point granted48

Global Sustainable DevelopmentINTS121 Global Politics and Power 6 CPsINTS121 Global Politics and Power6 CPs

PHIL226 Global Ethics6 CPsPHIL226 Global Ethics6 CPs

FREN151 French for Beginners 1 6 CPsSPAN151 SPAN for Beginners 16 CPs

FREN152 French for Beginners 2 6 CPsSPAN152 SPAN for Beginners 26 CPsMinor



Unspecified Credit at 200 level 12 CPsUnspecified Credit at 200 level12 CPsFrenchSpanish


International RelationsINTS100 Introduction to International Studies6 CPsINTS100 Introduction to International Studies6 CPs

INTS121 Global Politics and Power 6 CPsINTS121 Global Politics and Power 6 CPs

FREN151 French for Beginners 1 6 CPsSPAN for Beginners 16 CPs






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CCCU Course:Associate of Arts in Bilingual Communication Studies (French & English)

Marks required for maximum credit exemption: 50% average of a GPA of 2.0 out of 4.0

Maximum credit exemption:2 years (48 credit points)

Course Completed:Yes

Credit Transfer Agreement

UOW CourseMajorMinorSpecified Credit Point Unspecified Credit PointMaximum Exemption

Bachelor of International StudiesGlobal Media and CommunicationFrenchINTS100 Introduction to International Studies (6cp)12 cp at 200 level48 cp

BCM 111 International Media and Communication (6cp)

FREN151 French for Beginners 1 (6cp)


FREN241 Intermediate French 1 (6cp)


SpanishINTS100 Introduction to International Studies (6cp)12 cp at 200 level48 cp


SPAN151 SPAN for Beginners 1 (6cp)


SPAN241 Intermediate Spanish 1 (6cp)



Bachelor of International StudiesGlobal Sustainable DevelopmentFrenchINTS121 Global Politics and Power (6cp)12 cp at 200 level48 cp

PHIL226 Global Ethics (6cp)



FREN241 Intermediate French 1(6cp)


SpanishINTS121 Global Politics and Power(6cp)12 cp at 200 level48 cp

PHIL226 Global Ethics(6cp)

SPAN151 SPAN for Beginners 1(6cp)


SPAN241 Intermediate Spanish 1(6cp)



Bachelor of International StudiesInternational RelationsFrench12 cp at 200 level48 cp

Spanish12 cp at 200 level48 cp

UOW & CCCU Articulation Program

This program will provide an opportunity for CCCU students who have successfully completed Associate of Arts in Bilingual Communication Studies (with either French or Spanish major) to articulate to a Bachelor of Arts degree offered by the University of Wollongong. This program is designed not only to facilitate the needs of further developing knowledge and skills required as a linguist (French or Spanish) but also to allow students to broaden their personal interests in the arts and humanities. The 2-year study at CCCU will be recognised as credit for prior learning, which equals to 48 credit points (1-year full time study load) towards the 144 credit points required by the Bachelor of Arts at UOW. Therefore, the length of study Bachelor of Arts at UOW will be reduced from 3 years to 2 years under normal circumstances (i.e. full-time study load). Recommended commencing session for CCCU students is Autumn session which normally starts in late February.

Overview


CCCU students will only need to complete a minimum of 96 credit points (= 2-year full time study) at UOW to qualify for award of Bachelor of Arts with following instructions:

• Step 1: complete a Major study (48 credit points) - if CCCU students want to continue studying in either French or Spanish Major, they only need to study four more core subjects which is worth of 24 credit points (see next page for detailed information); alternatively, they can choose to study a different major from the BA major list, in that case, the 2-year CCCU program would be recognised as a Minor (French or Spanish)

Step 2: complete either a second Major study (minimum 48 credit points and maximum 60 credit points) from within the Faculty of Law, Humanities and the Arts (LHA)

OR, a Minor study (minimum of 24 credit points) from within LHA

Step 3: depends on the combination of step 1 and 2, the rest of credit points can be filled up by completing elective subjects offered within LHA (or from another UOW Faculty), to the value of at least 96 credit points

Notes:

1. Second Major can be chosen from the list of Bachelor of Arts majors or alternatively, students may consider followings majors which are outside of the Bachelor of Arts majors:

* Digital Media and Communication

* Global Media and Communication

* Global Sustainable Development

* Journalism and Professional Writing

2. At least 24 credit points of subjects completed at the 300-level within the major must be at a pass mark or better

3. Not more than 60 credit points can be taken in 100-level subjects

4. Study Abroad subjects can only be counted as electives

Structure


Structure (Continued) Learning Outcomes – Spanish Major 1. Demonstrate a broad understanding of the Spanish language and grammar 2. Communicate in both spoken and written Spanish at B2 Level in the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) 3. Comprehend spoken and written Spanish at B2 level in the CEFR 4. Critically analyse and evaluate historical events and socio-cultural forces that have shaped the Hispanic world, its people and the Spanish language. Core subjects required for CCCU student studying Spanish Major: SPAN341, SPAN342, LHA301, SPAN330 (or LANG335)

Subject Code Subject Name FREN330 France in the Twenty-first centuryFREN341 Advanced French 1FREN342 Advanced French 2LANG335 Literature and Society in Renaissance EuropeLHA301 Capstone

Subject Code Subject Name SPAN330 Advanced Studies in SpanishSPAN341 Advanced Spanish 1SPAN342 Advanced Spanish 2LANG335 Literature and Society in Renaissance EuropeLHA301 Capstone

Learning Outcomes – French Major 1. Demonstrate a broad understanding of the French language and grammar 2. Communicate in both spoken and written French at B2 Level in the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) 3. Comprehend spoken and written French at B2 level in the CEFR 4. Critically analyse and evaluate historical events and socio-cultural forces that have shaped modern France, its people and language. Core subjects required for CCCU students studying French Major: FREN341, FREN342, LHA301, FREN330 (or LANG335)

UOW-BIS







Language Minor




French

Indonesian*

Italian

Japanese

Spanish


Global Media

Gloabal Media Major


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SA Program







Sustainable Major


Core

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French

French





Beginners Entry





Intermediate Entry






FREN217In-country language study6Not offered in this yearSubject Code Subject Name

FREN330France in the Twenty-first centuryFREN217In-country language study

FREN341Advanced French 1FREN330France in the Twenty-first century

FREN342Advanced French 2FREN341Advanced French 1

LANG335Literature and Society in Renaissance EuropeFREN342Advanced French 2

LANG370Language Study Abroad 1LANG335Literature and Society in Renaissance Europe

Bachelor of Arts MinorsLANG380Language Study Abroad 2LANG370Language Study Abroad 1

Bachelor of Arts MajorsAncient HistoryIndigenous StudiesLANG390Language Study Abroad 3LANG380Language Study Abroad 2

Chinese (Mandarin) for Character Background StudentsArt HistoryIndonesian (available by cross institutional study only)LHA301CapstoneLANG390Language Study Abroad 3

Chinese (Mandarin) for Non-Chinese Background StudentsAsia Pacific StudiesItalianSPAN217In-country language studyLHA301Capstone

Creative WritingAustralian StudiesJapaneseSPAN330Advanced Studies in SpanishSPAN217In-country language study

English LiteraturesChinese (Mandarin) for Character Background StudentsJournalism and Professional WritingSPAN341Advanced Spanish 1SPAN330Advanced Studies in Spanish

FrenchChinese (Mandarin) for Non-Chinese Background StudentsMarketing Communication and AdvertisingSPAN342Advanced Spanish 2SPAN341Advanced Spanish 1

HistoryCreative ArtsMedia ArtsSPAN342Advanced Spanish 2

Indigenous StudiesCreative ProductionModern History

International Relations Creative WritingMusic

ItalianCultural StudiesPhilosophy

JapaneseDesignPhilosophy of PsychologySubject Code Subject Name

PhilosophyDesign HistoryPhotographyFREN330France in the Twenty-first century

PhotographyDigital Media and CommunicationPoliticsFREN341Advanced French 1

PoliticsEnglish Language & LinguisticsScience and Technology StudiesFREN342Advanced French 2

Science and Technology StudiesEnglish LiteraturesSociologyLANG335Literature and Society in Renaissance Europe

SociologyEthicsSpanishLHA301Capstone

SpanishEuropean StudiesTechnical TheatreSPAN217In-country language study

Writing and English LiteraturesFrenchTheatreSPAN330Advanced Studies in Spanish

Gender StudiesVisual ArtsSPAN341Advanced Spanish 1

Global Media and CommunicationSPAN342Advanced Spanish 2


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French

Indonesian*

Italian

Japanese

Spanish


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SA Program







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Core

INTS121.0.6Spring




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Beginners Entry





Intermediate Entry






FREN217In-country language study6Not offered in this yearSubject Code Subject Name

FREN330France in the Twenty-first centuryFREN217In-country language study

FREN341Advanced French 1FREN330France in the Twenty-first century

FREN342Advanced French 2FREN341Advanced French 1

LANG335Literature and Society in Renaissance EuropeFREN342Advanced French 2

LANG370Language Study Abroad 1LANG335Literature and Society in Renaissance Europe

Bachelor of Arts MinorsLANG380Language Study Abroad 2LANG370Language Study Abroad 1

Bachelor of Arts MajorsAncient HistoryIndigenous StudiesLANG390Language Study Abroad 3LANG380Language Study Abroad 2

Chinese (Mandarin) for Character Background StudentsArt HistoryIndonesian (available by cross institutional study only)LHA301CapstoneLANG390Language Study Abroad 3

Chinese (Mandarin) for Non-Chinese Background StudentsAsia Pacific StudiesItalianSPAN217In-country language studyLHA301Capstone

Creative WritingAustralian StudiesJapaneseSPAN330Advanced Studies in SpanishSPAN217In-country language study

English LiteraturesChinese (Mandarin) for Character Background StudentsJournalism and Professional WritingSPAN341Advanced Spanish 1SPAN330Advanced Studies in Spanish

FrenchChinese (Mandarin) for Non-Chinese Background StudentsMarketing Communication and AdvertisingSPAN342Advanced Spanish 2SPAN341Advanced Spanish 1

HistoryCreative ArtsMedia ArtsSPAN342Advanced Spanish 2

Indigenous StudiesCreative ProductionModern History

International Relations Creative WritingMusic

ItalianCultural StudiesPhilosophy

JapaneseDesignPhilosophy of PsychologySubject Code Subject Name

PhilosophyDesign HistoryPhotographySPAN330Advanced Studies in Spanish

PhotographyDigital Media and CommunicationPoliticsSPAN341Advanced Spanish 1

PoliticsEnglish Language & LinguisticsScience and Technology StudiesSPAN342Advanced Spanish 2

Science and Technology StudiesEnglish LiteraturesSociologyLANG335Literature and Society in Renaissance Europe

SociologyEthicsSpanishLHA301Capstone

SpanishEuropean StudiesTechnical Theatre

Writing and English LiteraturesFrenchTheatre

Gender StudiesVisual Arts

Global Media and Communication


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Study Abroad options are also available for students who’re interested and can be counted as electives with approval of the Discipline Leader.

UOW Global Partners

FRANCE Audencia Business School Université Catholique de Lille (IÉSEG School of Management) Institut Polytechnique LaSalle Beauvais Institut National des Sciences Appliquees de Lyon* Université d'Orléans L’Université de Pau et des Pays de l’Adour Université des Sciences et Technologies de Lille Université de Strasbourg Université François-Rabelais, Tours* Université de Montpellier

Structure (Continued)

SPAIN Universidad Complutense de Madrid

Universidad de Almeria

Universidad de Leon

Universidad de Deusto

Universidad de Oviedo

Universitat de València

Entry requirements


• Students will need to complete a two-year AD program (French or Spanish major) at CCCU with a minimum Grade Point Average (GPA) of 2.0 out of 4.0

• Evidence of language proficiency is required if applicant continues studying either French or Spanish Major at the University of Wollongong (A copy of reference letter issued by CCCU language option leader is considered as evidence of language proficiency).

Program Cost • 1st Session: UOW approves 10% discount of the published International Tuition Fee for CCCU students • 2nd Session onwards: Normal International Tuition Fee applies • Estimated total cost (below calculation is based on 2017 International Tuition fee rate, and the International Tuition is

reviewed annually by the University)

Session Credit Points Published 2017 International Tuition Fee (AUD) Discount Fees per Session

1st 24 $497 per credit point 10% $10,735

2nd 24 $497 per credit point N/A $11,928

3rd 24 $497 per credit point N/A $11,928

4th 24 $497 per credit point N/A $11,928

Total 96 $46,519

How to Apply for An Offer of Admission


• CCCU students can choose to apply online (http://www.uow.edu.au/apply) or submit a PDF application form (http://www.uow.edu.au/future/international/apply/ssLINK/UOW000027) to UOW Admissions Team ([email protected]).

• Submit a GTE (Genuine Temporary Entrant) Screening form with your application (http://www.uow.edu.au/content/groups/public/@web/@unia/documents/doc/uow221308.pdf).

• Provide original or certified copies of all academic records, mark sheets or transcripts of studies previously undertaken as well as any additional entry requirement.

Note: UOW does not accept enrolment by international students under the age of 18 - you must be at least 18 years of age by the date of commencement of session.

Understand and Accept Offer • You will receive the outcome of your application within approximately two weeks for coursework programs and if your application is

successful, you will receive an email containing your Offer of Admission letter. Your letter contains important information about your program of study and conditions that may apply to your offer.

• To ensure your acceptance is as easy and smooth as possible, we recommend you to read the Understanding Your Offer pages.

Prepare payment for 1st session tuition and Overseas Student Health Cover • UOW will review your acceptance and advise you if and when it is appropriate to submit payment (Fee Payable). • UOW preferred payment method is Flywire. Flywire allows you to pay from almost any country and any bank. They also offer excellent

foreign exchange rates, allowing you to pay in your home currency (in most cases) and save money. • Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) - it is a requirement of your student visa that you have student health cover for the duration of

your study in Australia, you can choose to purchase your own OHSC or ask UOW to organise OHSC for you via our preferred OHSC provider.

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Apply for Student Visa

• How to Apply The Department of Immigration and Border Protection has comprehensive information about student visa requirements and application procedures( http://www.border.gov.au/Trav/Visa-1/500-) • Student Visa Processing Times Student visa processing times will be updated monthly by the Department via http://www.border.gov.au/about/access-accountability/service-standards/global-visa-citizenship-processing-times, they are impacted each month by changes in application volumes, seasonal peaks, complex cases, and incomplete applications. (Processing times include applications lodged online and by paper). • Application Fee Current cost of application is AUD 550.00 (exclude cost of health check)

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Preparing for Arrival

• Free Airport Pick-up for all new enrolling international students UOW offers a complimentary Airport Pick Up Service for all newly enrolling International students as long as you complete the Airport Pick-Up Request form at least 72 hours before your arrival. • Pre-Arrival Checklist and Information A comprehensive pre-arrival information booklet can be downloaded via http://www.uow.edu.au/content/groups/public/@web/@unia/documents/doc/uow187421.pdf. It offers practical suggestions to help you to prepare for your time in Wollongong and highlights some of the items that you will need to organise before leaving home.

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Cost of living in Australia

Accommodation expense (https://www.studyinaustralia.gov.au/global/live-in-australia/living-costs)

Hostels and Guesthouses - $90 to $150 per week Shared Rental - $85 to $215 per week On campus - $90 to $280 per week Homestay - $235 to $325 per week Rental - $165 to $440 per week

Other living expenses (https://www.studyinaustralia.gov.au/global/live-in-australia/living-costs)

Groceries and eating out - $80 to $280 per week Gas, electricity - $35 to $140 per week Phone and Internet - $20 to $55 per week Public transport - $15 to $55 per week Car (after purchase) - $150 to $260 per week Entertainment - $80 to $150 per week

Estimated total living cost amounts in Australia (from 1 July 2016), the 12 month living cost is: (https://www.border.gov.au/Trav/Stud/More/Student-Visa-Living-Costs-and-Evidence-of-Funds)

• student/guardian AUD 19,830 • partner/spouse AUD 6,940 • child AUD 2,970

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Kooloobong Village

International House

Weerona

Marketview Keiraview

Campus East

Homestay, Private Accommodation

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UOW Accommodation (Continued)

Getting to UOW Free Shuttle Services: • Gong Shuttle: Route 55c (clockwise) & 55a (anticlockwise) operate 365 days a year!

Every 10 minutes in both directions, 7am-6pm (Mon-Fri); every 20 minutes 6pm-10pm (Mon-Fri) and 8am-6pm (weekends).

• North Gong Shuttle: Route 9 from North Wollongong, International House, Gwynneville

• Gwynneville Keiraville (GK) Shuttle: from Gwynneville, Keiraville, West Wollongong, Wollongong

Driving: Car pooling to save your costs, cut your carbon foot-print and reduce your parking hassles. Train Service: Via South Coast line Price: See CityRail Fare Calculator UOW station is North Wollongong From there catch the free North Gong Shuttle (route 9 or 9N) to campus For more information please refer to http://www.uow.edu.au/transport/index.html

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Life at UOW

During your time at UOW there are endless opportunities to get involved with life on campus. With 100 clubs and societies and 180 live acts on campus each year, it’s just a matter of choosing between them.

Safety at UOW

Student’s safety is our big priority. Our campus is patrolled by dedicated security staff 24 hours a day, 7days a week, all year round. Anyone may call UOW Security at any time if they feel they need to use this service. Safety escorts are provided after dark to accompany staff and students returning to their motor vehicles, or walking to one of the many bus stops on campus.

UOW Security General Enquiries 4221 4555 UOW Campus Emergencies 4221 4900 UOW Safety Escorts 0407 287 750 Wollongong Policy Station 4226 7899 Police Assistance Line 131 444 Crime Stoppers 1800 333 000

Career Support at UOW

Dedicated career consultants will help you enhance your employability through a series of free services and support during your study at UOW. Your faculty or campus Career Consultant will also help you establish career goals and develop your employability skills.

• UOW Job Board • Online Career Resources • Career Central Workshops & Events • Job Application and Resume Assistance • Provide areas to meet Employers on Campus

Faculty Support

• State of the art teaching and technical facilities to support learning experience

• Dedicated faculty Student Services Central (LHA Central) and International Office to help student settle quickly

• On-going support from peers, mentors, Student

Support Advisor, lecturers, and head of Students

Other General Facilities / Services Available to Students

• Breastfeeding-friendly spaces

• Counselling services

• Chaplaincy

• Child Care (Kid's Uni)

• Disability Services

• Legal Clinic

• Locker Hire

• Banking Services

• Medical Services

• Muslim Prayer Space

• Parent Space

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