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It’ll be hard to sit still while you study abroad in Sydney.
You’ll be sure to visit the city’s iconic attractions, like the Sydney Harbour Bridge and the Sydney Opera House, but you’ll also start to live like an Aussie when you study abroad in Sydney, Australia. Maybe you’ll be involved in the vibrant music and arts scene, and make friends with the diverse Sydneysiders—and don’t forget to cheer on your favorite Aussie sports team!
Whether you are immersed in local student life in one our direct enrollment programs or have a full-time internship, you will always find new adventures during your Sydney study abroad experience. There’s so much to see and do, bring your camera along so you don’t miss a thing!
Programs
Sydney's Top Five
Visit Barangaroo
Enjoy a meal by the waterfront in this unique inner-city suburb.
Try Sydney Desserts
From lamingtons to Tim Tam slams, there's bound to be a dessert you'll love.
Stroll the Sydney Harbour Bridge
Capture magnificant views of the Opera House and Circular Quay.
Walk from Bondi to Coogee
Prepare for stunning views, beaches, parks, and cliffs on this 6 km (3.37 miles) coastal walk in Sydney's eastern suburbs.
Watch a Show at the Opera House
Treat yourself to one of many spectacular performances at Sydney's most iconic venue.
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The Readjustment Period
I think most people will tell you that coming home after a study abroad experience is hard. I knew this, I believed it, but I didn't expect it to affect me this much. I didn't expect readjustment to be such a full body experience. I didn't know how much Sydney changed me until I wasn't there. Sydney is one of those places that gets inside you and changes you in ways you've never expected.
There's No Place Like Sydney
As I'm packing up and preparing to leave tomorrow, there's an overwhelming feeling that my time here is incomplete. I feel like I could cancel my return flight and be happy to stay indefinitely, but there's too much waiting for me back home. There are classes to take and friends to see and things that I'm excited to go back to. Only, I wish I could take Sydney with me.
An End and a Beginning
Dublin was an insane journey and the best six weeks of my life. Last summer was a difficult time for me and I came to Ireland with no idea what to expect–I knew no one and I had no idea what my classes would be like. Despite this, I felt at home after only a few days and never wanted to leave. My new and dear friend Gaby agrees; we have both done a fair bit of traveling and Dublin is the first place that we both clicked with that quickly and intensely.
Toilets in Dublin
This may seem random and irrelevant but one of the things I always notice abroad is the difference in the bathrooms. First and foremost, the bathrooms in Ireland (as with much of Europe) are simply referred to as toilets. Which makes sense. Because that’s all they are. Anyway here are the toilets that most stood out to me during my time in Dublin.
Satan at Fibber's, 10/10
