The other day I heard about a course you can do at unsw (comerce international) where you can study abroad for one year as part of your degree. I was wondering if there are others courses similar to this for science or engineering, The dream is nuclear physics or engineering and since there is no commercial nuclear power generated in Australia i think that doing a year of my degree overseas would give me a head start as I would end up in a nation that relies on NP anyway like France/japan/Usa anyway. Im currently down for B science (adv) at sydney and i plan to major in physics Any help or insight would be appreciated
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There shouldn't be anything which states that you can't organise your own exchange studies within your degree program. The only difference with Commerce (Intl.) is that it is a compulsory component of the degree.
http://sydney.edu.au/current_students/student_exchange/how_it_works.shtml
http://sydney.edu.au/current_students/student_exchange/how_it_works.shtml