STUDY ABROAD IN SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE OF MANAGEMENT. SYDNEY

STUDY ABROAD IN SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE OF MANAGEMENT. SYDNEY MANLY, AUSTRALIA 2015/2016

STUDY ABROAD YOUR STUDY ABROAD PROGRAM The International College of, Sydney (ICMS) offers a study abroad program with full academic transfer to your home institution. STUDY LOAD At ICMS you can undertake 3 or 4 subjects during your semester abroad. That s approximately 12-16 hours of class time per week. ACADEMIC SUPPORT To help you settle in and help you throughout your time at ICMS, experienced academic staff and counselors are available should you need them. PROFESSIONAL ENVIRONMENT ICMS equips students with the selfdiscipline they will need when they start their careers; whether it be in the way they dress or the way they communicate. Students must bring a business suit with them to wear to class. OPTIONAL INTERNSHIPS ICMS has developed two unique internship programs allowing you to combine your Study Abroad experience with international work experience. Option 1: Internship for Credit Take 4 academic subjects plus an internship as a 5th subject or take 3 academic subjects and have the internship count as your 4th subject. Which option you choose will depend on your home university s study abroad and internship requirements. This internship will involve 10 hours per week in a Sydney based company completing a set task or project as assigned by the employer. There is also an academic component to this internship which involves weekly journals, final project and a presentation. You can study any major to apply for this internship option but must have a GPA of 3.0 to apply. No previous work experience or internship is necessary. For more information on this new internship for credit option please visit: icms.edu.au/courses/studyabroad/internshipforcredit Option 2: One Trimester Internship If you choose to study abroad for 2 trimesters at ICMS, you can opt to take your 2nd trimester as a full time internship. This option is great if you need to complete an internship for your home university degree or simply want to gain international work experience in your field of study. During your 1st trimester of academic study, ICMS will help you with interview technique, resume building and the industry professional standards you require to be successful in your internship. In addition to meeting the standard Study Abroad program entry requirements you need to have at least 600 hours of previous work experience related to your field of study. You must also be a Hospitality, Tourism, Business or Event major* to apply for this internship. For more information on this new 1 trimester internship option please visit: icms.edu.au/courses/studyabroad/onetrimesterinternship * If you are from another major please contact us and we will establish if there is a suitable internship position for you.

THIS PROGRAM OFFERS SPECIALISATIONS IN Business Entrepreneurship Event Global Business Hospitality International Tourism Logistics and Supply Chain Marketing and New Media Property Retail Marketing Sports Intakes in February, May and September; Residential facilities; Orientation week activities designed to introduce you to your program and life in Sydney. ICMS ORIENTATION WEEK The College provides an intensive orientation program the week before classes officially start. O Week begins with a formal welcome to the College and introduces you to life in Sydney and at ICMS. You ll also be provided with timetable information, textbooks and course materials. You ll be required to wear smart casual clothes during O Week, and your own business attire during Week 1. INTERNATIONAL CULTURAL IMMERSION PROGRAM Join us for our 5-day International Cultural Immersion Program in Cairns before you head to ICMS for O Week. The 5-day program is an in-country orientation that welcomes you to your host country, helps you adjust to the academic and cultural differences you might encounter, introduces you to other study abroad students that will be attending ICMS, and exposes you to a beautiful and exciting area of Australia. The program provides a unique educational aspect to your study abroad experience and it will prepare you for a semester of new adventures and lifelong memories. Session topics include culture, health and safety, the Australian education system, cultural adjustment and living in Australia. Included in the program are accommodation and breakfast and some other meals, one day on the Great Barrier Reef, visit to Rainforestation for Aboriginal and wildlife experience, educational sessions and bus transfers to and from Cairns International Airport, if you arrive with the group from your home country. WANT TO KNOW MORE ABOUT STUDY ABROAD PROGRAMS? The steps are easy Step 1: Step 2: Step 3: Step 4: Step 5: Step 6: Contact your program advisor or international office at your university for information about credit transfer, costs and applicable dates, or email: info@icms. edu.au Complete the application form and subject selection with approval from your advisor ICMS will send you a letter of offer Receive your offer, accept and pay your deposit Go to icms.edu.au to register and book accommodation, and browse the campus facilities Apply for your student visa with the help of your program advisor or international office FIND OUT MORE ABOUT THE STUDY ABROAD PROGRAM AT ICMS AT ICMS.EDU.AU/COURSES/STUDY-PROGRAMS

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For more information about visa requirements and processing, go to studyinaustralia.gov.au. Please note that visa processing time can vary. Health insurance International students are required to have health insurance during their stay in Australia. The college will arrange your Overseas Student Health Cover [OSHC] through Medibank Private. OSHC contributes to the costs of doctors fees, specialists, ambulance, prescription medicines and emergency treatment. Norwegian and Swedish students do not need OSHC as cover is provided by their national health schemes. Working while you re in Australia International students may work in Australia while they are studying here. Work permits allow students to work for up to 20 hours a week during the academic term and full-time during term breaks. Full details are available during Orientation Week. Where you can live while enjoying your studies at ICMS As a study abroad student, you can take your choice of on-campus or off-campus accommodation. Oncampus accommodation includes all meals. For more details, go to www. icms.edu.au and look under College Life. Off-campus accommodation includes shared houses or apartments, or private board. Upcoming trimester dates 9 February to 15 May 2015 27 May to 28 August 2015 16 Sept. to 18 Dec. 2015 8 February to 13 May 2016 25 May to 26 August 2016 7 Sept. to 9 Dec 2016 Spending a semester abroad at ICMS was a great way for me to combine international travel with my studies Vanessa Frieg, Germany HOW MUCH DOES THE STUDY ABROAD PROGRAM COST? Study Abroad Program Includes tuition fees for four subjects, on-campus orientation program, end of term farewell function, official academic transcript, OSHC and Student Amenities Fee excluding textbooks. $10,500 per trimester. Internship [optional] Option 1 (internship taken as 5th subject): $2,650 *if internship taken as 4th subject it will be included in your study abroad package Option 2 (1 trimester internship): $1,500 International Cultural Immersion Program [optional] 5-day pre-orientation program $850 Housing on campus [optional] Accommodation in a single or shared room at ICMS including all meals and access to computer rooms, free wireless internet and recreational facilities. Places are limited and you should apply early to secure a room. Starting From Single room $5,050 Single room with view $5,350 Double room $4,550 Triple room $4,250 Quad room $4,250 *Please note that fees presented here are for 2015. Accommodation and tuition fees are reviewed annually and are subject to change.

WHAt Would you like to Study At icms? Full academic transfer is available on this wide-ranging selection of subjects in several popular areas of study. event MAnAgeMent Introductions to the Event Industry Venue and Hospitality Operations Legal Issues for Event Event Operations and Logistics Event Production and Design Event Practicum* Events Promotions and Sponsorship Exhibition Services International Events Contemporary Issues in Event HoSpitAlity MAnAgeMent Introduction to Hospitality Hospitality Operations 1 Hospitality Operations 2 Rooms Division Operations Operational and Cost Control Rooms Division Contemporary Issues in Hospitality Hotel Simulations* Globalisation in the Hospitality Industry international tourism Introduction to International Tourism Destination Sales and Marketing Attraction and Resort Operations Destination Issues Tourism Governance and Policy Tourism Technology and Service Innovation Current Tourism Trends Contemporary Issues in International Tourism Environmental Planning and Sustainability MArketing Principles of Marketing Buyer Behaviour Strategic Marketing New Media & Marketing Brand & Strategy Applied Market Research Global Media & Communication Advertising and Public Relations Contemporary Retail E-Commerce and Social Media Public Performance and Pitching Integrated Marketing Communications property MAnAgeMent Introduction to Property Principles of Valuation Land and Property Law Building Construction Technology Computer Based Property and Maintenance Commercial Building and Hotel Valuation Property Finance and Portfolio/Trust Strategic Facilities retail MArketing Introduction to Retail Process Business Tax Requirements Retail Technology Buyer Behaviour Buying for Retail Markets Retail Logistics Contemporary Issues in Retail Visual Merchandising and Design SportS MAnAgeMent Introduction to Sports Contemporary Health Issues Psychology and Sociology of Sport and Leisure Introduction to Sport Law* Player and Performance Sports Communication and Broadcasting Sports Promotion and Sponsorship Innovation in Sports business MAnAgeMent Managing People and Organisations Accounting Fundamentals Business Communication Academic Writing and Research Skills Managerial Accounting Business Economics Introduction to Human Resources Business Law Introduction to Statistics Techniques and Elements of Finance or Business Finance I Strategic * Business Ethics Service Introduction to Information systems Asian Business Environments Human Resources Planning and Performance* Facilities Research Methods Business Forecasting, Philosophy and Performance Cross Cultural Franchising Quality & Customer Service Project Franchising New Business Creation Innovation & Entrepreneurship Global Business Strategy Leadership Environmental Planning & Stainability International Trade & Finance Global Sourcing & Supply Chain Design Warehousing, Transport & Distribution Logistics & Supply Chain Enterprise Systems & Supply Chain * These courses have pre-requisites and prior knowledge is required to enrol in them. Email info@icms.edu.au for more information. Curriculum subject to change. Note: Not all subjects in Retail, Sports, Tourism and Property are offered each term. Please contact ICMS for more information. Visit the Study Abroad page on our website www.icms.edu.au for more information or email info@icms.edu.au.

7 Study AbroAd ApplicAtion form International College of, Sydney Personal details: Family name Name Address in home country Postcode Country Telephone in home country Current address Postcode Country Current telephone Mobile Email Country of birth Country of passport Passport number Date of birth: Day Month Year Sex: Male Female Please advise us of any medical/learning conditions which may affect your academic study or practical training, so that we may provide support for you. English language proficiency: Is English your first language? Yes No If no, my first language is If no, I have attached evidence of my English Language Proficiency [not required for European partner institutions] IELTS Academic Overall Score: Date: Listening: Reading: Writing: Speaking: TOEFL Score: Date: TWE score: Academic Background: At which institution are you currently studying What program are you currently enrolled in What year are you currently in Country Proposed Study Program: Undergraduate starting date: February May September Year Important: course approval will be assessed on the basis of the transcripts that you provide and final enrolment will be completed upon arrival. Please list in order of preference Subject code Subject name Course approval [official use only] 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Would you like to complete an internship? (optional) Option 1: Internship for Credit Option 2: One trimester internship Program Director s approval Signature Date Declaration Signature of applicant I acknowledge that all the information provided in this application is correct and all sections of the form are complete. DATE / / please return this form and the necessary attachments to: International College of, Sydney, 151 Darley Road, Manly, NSW 2095 Australia Tel: +612 9977 0333 Fax: +612 9977 8667 Entry requirements, including cancellation and refund policies can be viewed online at www.icms.edu.au or email us at info@icms.edu.au

icms.edu.au #icmscampus @icms_campus INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE OF MANAGEMENT, SYDNEY 151 Darley Road Manly NSW 2095 Australia T +61 2 9977 0333 F +61 2 9977 0555 E info@icms.edu.au W icms.edu.au ICMS EUROPE OFFICE Rheinallee 3a, 55116 Mainz, Germany T +49 (0)6151 9674666 E europe@icms.edu.au W isogermany.com/icms CRICOS Provider Code: 01484M Disclaimer: Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of information given in this publication. The College reserves the right to change the contents without prior notice. Information in this publication is correct at time of printing, but is subject to change from time to time. In particular, the College reserves the right to change the content or the method of presentation of any unit of study, or to withdraw any unit or program of study which it offers, or to impose limitations on enrolment in any unit or program of study. College fees are subject to change. Published August 2014