Programs : Budget Sheet
The following listing represents the Fall Budget Sheet for *U of A Exchange: University of Technology, Sydney.
Fall Budget Sheet for *U of A Exchange: University of Technology, Sydney
| Budget Item | WCOB Student | Engineering Student | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| U of A Tuition * | $6,228.90 | $5,853.00 | ||
| Study Abroad Fee * | $300.00 | $300.00 | ||
| Billable subtotal: | $6,528.90 | $6,153.00 | ||
| Additional Meals | $2,700.00 | $2,700.00 | ||
| Local Transportation | $250.00 | $250.00 | ||
| Books and Supplies | $550.00 | $550.00 | ||
| Health Insurance | $325.00 | $325.00 | ||
| Program Application Fee | $0.00 | $0.00 | ||
| Visa | $500.00 | $500.00 | ||
| Airfare | $2,300.00 | $2,300.00 | ||
| Lodging | $4,500.00 | $4,500.00 | ||
| Passport | $165.00 | $165.00 | ||
| Personal Expenses | $1,500.00 | $1,500.00 | ||
| Non-billable subtotal: | $12,790.00 | $12,790.00 | ||
| Total: | $19,318.90 | $18,943.00 | ||
| Notes: | ||||
Tuition - Student exchange agreements between the U of A and foreign institutions stipulate that outbound U of A students pay for 15 hours of U of A tuition & on campus fees during their term abroad. Students are charged according to their major/college tuition rates. Students enroll in courses at a foreign institution.
Airfare - Students are responsible for making their own travel arrangements.
Meals - This budget assumes a $150/week budget for food. Depending on the student's housing choices and personal habits, this can be highly variable
Books - Books, supplies & supplemental course fees can vary widely by academic program and destination.
Personal Expenses - Personal spending habits vary greatly. Students should budget for personal travel and activities, laundry and toiletry items, and other necessities.
Room & Board - Students studying abroad through Exchange partner schools will be largely independent during their semester abroad. Students are solely responsible for obtaining housing and are liable for 100% of housing expenses. Exchange institutions provide on-campus housing, or references for students to secure housing through recommended student coops, homestay families, or other private options. Availability varies by destination, but students can always refer to recommendations provided by the host institution. The estimate listed in this budget for housing is assumes a mid-range offering for housing organized through UTS. Some students have elected for cheaper, or more expensive options, varying from $4000 to $7,800 for the term abroad.
Health Insurance - Students studying in Australia are required to purchase Overseas Student Health Coverage (OSHC) to enroll in coverage through Australian National Health Services. Instructions and payment are handled by the host institution.
All students will also be enrolled in the University International Health Plan. This figure assumes 5 months of coverage from the University of Arkansas provider, Cultural Insurance (CISI). The study abroad office will enroll students in this plan and provide proof of coverage. All travelers should maintain their regular US coverage while abroad.
Visa - Students apply for a Visa from Australia after they have been admitted to the University. This process is online. Details are provided by the host institution after students are admitted.
Passport - $165 is the approximate total cost of a new passport. Immigration requirements for most study abroad destinations require that a student's passport be valid for at least 6 months AFTER the conclusion of their study abroad program. Expediting a passport application can be more expensive.
Immunizations - The Office of Study Abroad recommends all students to the Pat Walker Health Center Immunization & Travel Clinic. Students can review travel recommendations from the Centers for Disease Control and confirm that they are up to date on all required or recommended vaccinations. Contact the Travel Clinic at 479-575-7723.
Local Transportation – This estimate assumes $40-50 on public transportation around the community where students study.
Updated 8/26/22 JA
Airfare - Students are responsible for making their own travel arrangements.
Meals - This budget assumes a $150/week budget for food. Depending on the student's housing choices and personal habits, this can be highly variable
Books - Books, supplies & supplemental course fees can vary widely by academic program and destination.
Personal Expenses - Personal spending habits vary greatly. Students should budget for personal travel and activities, laundry and toiletry items, and other necessities.
Room & Board - Students studying abroad through Exchange partner schools will be largely independent during their semester abroad. Students are solely responsible for obtaining housing and are liable for 100% of housing expenses. Exchange institutions provide on-campus housing, or references for students to secure housing through recommended student coops, homestay families, or other private options. Availability varies by destination, but students can always refer to recommendations provided by the host institution. The estimate listed in this budget for housing is assumes a mid-range offering for housing organized through UTS. Some students have elected for cheaper, or more expensive options, varying from $4000 to $7,800 for the term abroad.
Health Insurance - Students studying in Australia are required to purchase Overseas Student Health Coverage (OSHC) to enroll in coverage through Australian National Health Services. Instructions and payment are handled by the host institution.
All students will also be enrolled in the University International Health Plan. This figure assumes 5 months of coverage from the University of Arkansas provider, Cultural Insurance (CISI). The study abroad office will enroll students in this plan and provide proof of coverage. All travelers should maintain their regular US coverage while abroad.
Visa - Students apply for a Visa from Australia after they have been admitted to the University. This process is online. Details are provided by the host institution after students are admitted.
Passport - $165 is the approximate total cost of a new passport. Immigration requirements for most study abroad destinations require that a student's passport be valid for at least 6 months AFTER the conclusion of their study abroad program. Expediting a passport application can be more expensive.
Immunizations - The Office of Study Abroad recommends all students to the Pat Walker Health Center Immunization & Travel Clinic. Students can review travel recommendations from the Centers for Disease Control and confirm that they are up to date on all required or recommended vaccinations. Contact the Travel Clinic at 479-575-7723.
Local Transportation – This estimate assumes $40-50 on public transportation around the community where students study.
Updated 8/26/22 JA
| * Billable item |