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Taking part in a study tour is a great way to do something out of the ordinary and immerse yourself in an enriching cultural experience.
Study tours will develop your knowledge and practical skills, give you something to enhance your resume and you can possibly receive credit towards your ECU degree.
For information regarding available programs, please see list below.
Please note, under some circumstances we may be required to change the application deadline for the tour. To avoid disappointment, we recommend submitting your application as soon as you can.
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Explore Planetary Health in Fiji. Hosted by Fiji National University (FNU), this immersive study tour is designed for ECU students passionate about the intersection of environmental and public health.
Students will engage with pressing planetary health challenges in the Pacific, gaining insight into Fiji’s political and cultural frameworks through seminars and fieldwork with partners such as FNU, WISH Fiji, WHO, and local NGOs.
Activities include visiting traditional villages, collaborating with Fijian organisations, and contributing to nature-based public health solutions.
Students will gain 15 credit points through the unit International Science Project (ISS3101). 10 eligible students will receive a $4,000 grant via the Australian Government’s New Colombo Plan
Program Leader - Dr Lizzy Lowe
Destination: Fiji
Duration: 4 weeks
Dates: 10 January to 8 February 2026
Applications closing: 17 Oct 2025
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Are you a School of Business and Law Student interested in a Semester Exchange in Europe?
ECU's School of Business and Law has available two Erasmus+ funded opportunities for exchange at partner university "The University College of Enterprise and Administration" (WSPA) in Lubin, Poland!
Selection Criteria
Students must:
For eligibility queries please contact SBL Academic Dr. Violetta Wilk v.wilk@ecu.edu.au
Interested students should submit an application for exchange or contact studyovereas@ecu.edu.au for assistance.
Destination: Poland
Duration: 1 Semester
Dates: 1 March - 30 June 2026
Applications closing: 10 Oct 2025
Funding available: Erasmus+ (European Commission funding) appx AUD$8,820 (subject to currency conversion rates)
"Doing Business in Europe"
The WHU Online Program offers a two-week online course, with interactive live class meetings and will provide students with a better understanding of the international business world in Europe.
The cost is €125 and students will need to be nominated by ECU International office. Please contact international.office@ecu.edu.au to submit an Expression of Interest before 15 November 2025.
See further information below or see the flyer for more details
Destination: Online
Duration: 2 weeks
Dates: 11 - 23 January 2026
Applications closing: 15 Nov 2025
Funding available:
"The changing Environment for International Business in Europe"
An exciting opportunity for MBA students interested in Business, Finance or Corporate Strategy to join this two week program in Germany! (Online option also available).
For more information on cost, academic content and program inclusions visit the website or click below for further information.
Destination: Germany
Duration: 2 weeks
Dates: 6-20 May or 10-22 May, 2026
Applications closing: 01 Mar 2026
Funding available:
"The Business, Political and Cultural Environment in Europe"
Prefer an in person experience in Europe? The WHU Online Program offers a three-week in country program that covers 9 academic topics relating to Business in Europe.
The maximum program cost is €3,530 which includes course delivery, airport transfers, accommodation, excursions, excursions, some lunches and more!
See further information tab below for more details or see the flyer
Destination: Germany
Duration: 3 weeks
Dates: 24 May - 12 June, 2026
Applications closing: 28 Mar 2026
Funding available:
FJCU's Study Abroad program in Sustainability Studies offers content in Global Health, Global Environment and Global Economy.
Immerse yourself in the richness of traditional Chinese culture, gain an in-depth understanding of Taiwan's high-tech industry, enjoy the beauty of Taiwan's landscape, and participate in overseas volunteer services.
Destination: Taiwan
Duration: Full Semester
Dates: September - December / February - June
Applications closing: 31 May 2026
Funding available:
“During the camp, I experienced working together with people from different cultures and backgrounds and gained skills for working with people internationally in the future."
"It was amazing. It was more than just learning, it was building connections and understanding the culture of the host university and my fellow exchange students."
"I approached the program with the expectation that it would provide me with valuable hands-on experience in a real-world clinical setting, helping me to build confidence and enhance my paramedic skills. Throughout my placement, I applied advanced paramedic knowledge, collaborated with healthcare professionals, and gained insight into patient care across a diverse range of medical conditions. I was able to make informed, independent decisions under supervision, develop better communication skills, and grow in cultural competency.
This experience has been instrumental in bridging the gap between theory and practice, helping me understand the complexities of patient care and furthering my professional development as a paramedic."
"The tour offered invaluable insights into Japanese culture, fostering cross-cultural understanding. Networking opportunities were abundant, creating professional connections and knowledge exchange. The meticulous planning and seamless coordination significantly contributed to a smooth and enriching experience. The diverse range of activities catered to various interests, ensuring a well-rounded exposure."
“I decided to take the Global Futures unit to widen my understanding and knowledge base of diverse global cultures and issues. The program allowed me to explore topics that deeply interest me but I otherwise wouldn’t have been able to research during my degree. My favourite part of the program was the collaborative project where my group discussed how men and women’s lives differ in our countries. This opportunity to collaborate and connect with international students was extremely valuable and allowed me to gain an insight into how gender issues impact fellow students individually and collectively within their communities. The program certainly broadened my professional and personal perspectives and led to many new friendships. I would absolutely recommend Global Futures to every student; there are so many different opportunities to grow in just two weeks!”