In-country programs are where UWA sends a group of students overseas for a specific program for which the students gain credit.
They are usually intensive language programs. In-country language study is often part of a non-standard agreement or a stand-alone agreement where a group travel overseas for a short period of time, with no exchange and a specific fee arrangement.
In-country language study may be conducted in three ways:
Option One
As a program of UWA units taught in an institution overseas
The In-Country Program proforma and checklist should be submitted to the Director of the International Centre.
Option Two
Through special programs offered by a university consortium
For consortium programs, the agreement provided by the consortium should be submitted to the Director of the International Centre with a rationale for its adoption.
Option Three
Through student exchange programs
The Standard Student Exchange proforma and checklist should be submitted to the International Strategies Sub-Committee on International Agreements, through the Director of the International Centre.
