For more information on the specific courses available, please visit: http://www.international.mq.edu.au/Studyabroad/prospectivestudents/study_subjects.html

The courses listed are intended to illustrate the scope of courses, subjects and disciplines available to study abroad students at Macquarie University-Sydney. As is the case on your own campus, not all courses will be offered each year and/or semester, but the vast majority will.

DIVISION OF HUMANITIES	DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL AND LIFE SCIENCES	DIVISION OF SOCIETY, CULTURE, MEDIA AND PHILOSOPHY
Department of Ancient History Department of Modern History Department of English Department of Asian Languages Department of European Languages Department of Politics	Department of Biological Sciences Department of Chemistry Department of Chiropractic Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences Department of Human Geography Department of Physical Geography	Department of Anthropology Department of Critical and Cultural Studies Department of Media and Communications Department of Philosophy Department of Sociology Institute for Aboriginal Studies and Research
DIVISION OF ECONOMIC AND FINANCIAL STUDIES	DIVISION OF EARLY CHILDHOOD AND EDUCATION	INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES
Department of Accounting and Finance Department of Actuarial Studies Department of Business Department of Economics Department of Statistics	Institute of Early Childhood School of Education Macquarie University Special Education Center	Aboriginal Studies Asian Studies Australian Studies Canadian Studies Contemporary European Studies Environmental Studies History and Philosophy of Science Medieval Studies Middle East Studies Pacific Studies Population Studies Women's Studies Diplomas in Community Management
DIVISION OF LAW	DIVISION OF LINGUISTICS AND PSYCHOLOGY	DIVISION OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION SCIENCES
Department of Business Law Department of Law and Justice Department of Legal Theory	Department of Psychology Department of Linguistics	Department of Computing Department of Electronics Department of Mathematics Department of Physics

Credits:

Study abroad students are required to take between 9 and 14 Macquarie University credit points per semester. The recommended load is 12 credit points. Most units at Macquarie are valued at either 3 or 4 credit points, which equates approximately between 12 and 16 hours of study, including class attendance, private study, library research, etc. The actual workload can vary from unit to unit and even week to week across the university. For every semester of full-time enrollment, a student can expect to earn a maximum of 16 U.S. credits.

Curriculum:

Participants in the Brockport/Macquarie University-Sydney Program will select (prior to departure) three courses available to study abroad students at Macquarie University-Sydney. All instruction in the Brockport/Macquarie University-Sydney program is by Macquarie University-Sydney faculty.

Participants in the Brockport/Macquarie University-Sydney Program are examined in the same manner (and to the same standard) as their Australian counterparts and classmates. The majority of courses in which they will enroll are examined formally at the end of the semester and in order to be awarded credit, participants must take-and-pass the examination at the end of the study period in question.