Macquarie University

Macquarie University

Macquarie University, with its spacious and lush campus, provides an excellent balance between academic and social pursuits. It is a diverse multicultural environment, with 38,000 students, over 12,000 of whom are international. Located in suburban Sydney, within commuting distance of the Central Business District, Macquarie's strong Faculty of Arts enjoys particular renown in early childhood education, psychology, linguistics, media related units, art history, anthropology, and Australian and Aboriginal studies. Courses in Accounting and Finance are also popular and are strengthened by the presence of the Graduate Accounting and Finance Centre which is AACSB accredited. In the Faculty of Education, the University provides study abroad students with the opportunity to enroll in studies in Early Childhood Education. Students interested in the study of religion may find courses offered by the Macquarie Christian Institute of Studies to be of particular interest. Arcadia University opens the doors to new experiences, different academic learning, people, cultures and perspectives so you can build your own lifelong learning and memories: Explore a new world – excursions, activities, events, … Get to know yourself - then change! Gain a new view of the world and your place in it. Rely on us for support: 9 centers covering 12 countries worldwide Boost your résumé – employers AND graduate schools.

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University of Technology Sydney

UTS is located in the heart of Sydney's media district and it is little surprise that UTS has one of the most competitive communications programs in Australia. Whether your interest is in journalism, media studies, or writing, UTS offers a uniquely Australian perspective. Other strong subject areas you may study include information technology, business, design, and urban studies courses. Two key features of the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) convey its character and appeal. First, the courses at UTS are progressive in nature, intellectually engaging and frequently industry linked. Second, a location in the very heart of Sydney, only minutes from the Central Railway Station and Darling Harbour. UTS has created a sticky campus concept and installed private rooms and study/lounge areas throughout campus that look like mini living rooms. Additionally, there are group work areas equipped with Smart Boards, plasma screens, and touch screen projectors. Arcadia University opens the doors to new experiences, different academic learning, people, cultures and perspectives so you can build your own lifelong learning and memories: Explore a new world – excursions, activities, events, … Get to know yourself - then change! Gain a new view of the world and your place in it. Rely on us for support: 9 centers covering 12 countries worldwide Boost your résumé – employers AND graduate schools.

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University of Havana

This is your chance to explore the unique way of life in Cuba and the vibrant city of Havana, with its eclectic mix of Latin, European and American cultures. Your studies will involve a deep immersion into student life in Cuba, studying through Spanish and with other Cuban students at our academic partner, the prestigious University of Havana. Our Resident Director in Havana will be on-hand to help you every step of the way and you will live and study in the vibrant Vedado neighborhood of central Havana close to the university, cafes, music venues and local student hangouts.

As the largest in Cuba and one of the most renowned universities in the Caribbean and Central America, the University of Havana offers a unique and exciting learning experience. Direct-enrollment courses in a variety of departments at University of Havana, one of the premier universities in the Caribbean and Central America. Particular areas of academic strength are: politics, Afro-Caribbean studies, music, literature, philosophy, sociology, history, biology and international relations.

• Cornerstone Course: The cornerstone course, Cuban - U.S. Relations: Past and Present, is taught by faculty of the Centro de Estudios Hemisféricos y sobre Estados Unidos (CEHSEU - Center for Hemispheric and U.S. Studies) at UH. The four-credit course will give you an introduction into the historic and socio-cultural background of Cuba and help you understand current developments in the relationship between the U.S. and Cuba.
• Spanish Language Course: You will be placed into a Spanish language course appropriate to your level.
• Two-Three Electives: In addition to the cornerstone course and the language course, you will choose between two and three elective courses offered by the University of Havana, studying alongside Cuban students, in any department of the university except Law and Medicine.

Arcadia University, The College of Global Studies

1601 Church Road