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Virtual Study Tour Programs

ECU are pleased to offer our valued partner institutions an exciting virtual learning experience. These opportunities provide an enriching international experience for students of all backgrounds. Speak to us today to see how ECU can support your internationalisation goals.

The School of Arts and Humanities invites our international partner institutions to consider the Global Futures @ ECU virtual program for cohorts of students. These virtual experiences are available with the School from July onwards; each program lasts two weeks. Connecting with students from ECU and overseas in real-time, this classroom enables everyone to apply the fundamentals of design thinking and visual communication to real-life contexts. See the flyer for more details.

The School of Business and Law has expertise developing tailored study tours within the fields of Entrepreneurship, International Business and Marketing. These virtual experiences are available with the School at any time of year, run for at least one month and include mentorships with industry professionals. The School invites our international partner institutions to discuss these flexible programs and how they can work for student cohorts. See the flyer for more details.

Physical Study Tour Programs

Inbound study tours (short term cohort study) are normally requested by partner universities and overseas institutions to send a group of students and/or staff to ECU, between one and six weeks to participate in an academic program.

Short term stays can be organised and adapted in partnership with ECU to fit the needs of the cohort.

Overseas Partners and School staff wanting to know more information about Inbound Study Tours should contact International.Office@ecu.edu.au. Please attach the Inbound Study Tour Expression of Interest Form together with the details of the requested study tour.

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