We highly recommend that students apply through Butler's Institute for Study Abroad, which provides assistance with applications, housing, course selection, and transcripts for either semester (Feb-July, July-November). Students wishing to apply directly to a university should check with Carolyn Sorkin or Gail Winter.

Students who take medication for chronic health conditions should refer to the Australian Government's website to read the most current information on laws covering the kinds and quantities of medications that can be brought into Australia.

AUSTRALIA

• University of Adelaide Particularly strong in Aboriginal studies, theater and music, including Aboriginal music.
• University of Queensland (Brisbane) Especially strong biological and environmental sciences.
• Australian National University (Canberra) Strong in government and economics (highly econometric), international relations, anthropology, area studies and languages. Good upper division sciences especially environmental sciences. Music and visual arts programs are very strong, but admission requires a portfolio, and is full year only.
• University of Tasmania (Hobart) Strong in visual and studio arts, environmental studies, geology
• University of Melbourne Performing arts, economics, history and cultural studies, classical and Near Eastern studies. Good film studies, but access to film courses cannot be guaranteed due to the popularity of this course of study by degree-seeking students.
• Murdoch University (Perth) Strengths: women's studies, Asian studies, drama, biological and environmental studies, anthropology and Aboriginal Studies.
• University of Western Australia (Perth) Great for English, sciences including environmental sciences, music, psychology (needs a strong math background), philosophy, history
• University of Sydney (Sydney) Particularly strong history, English, math, sociology
• James Cook University (Townsville) Only recommended for biology and environmental sciences - one of the best marine biology programs in the world

School for International Training - Natural and Cultural Ecology.

Fall or spring. 3.5 credits. Includes a seminar, field methods course and independent study.  Restricted to SISP, biology and  E&ES majors and students earning the Certificate in Environmental Studies.

School for Field Studies - Tropical Rainforest Management Studies

Fall or spring. 4 credits.  Includes work in environmental policy, rainforest ecology and management, directed study project.  Restricted to SISP, biology and E&ES majors.  

NEW ZEALAND

• University of Auckland Strong sociology, philosophy, chemistry, anthropology, Pacific Rim studies
• University of Otago (Dunedin) Strong in English, history, environmental studies (especially geology), psychology (experimental)
• Victoria University (Wellington) Particularly strong in government, economics, and Maori studies