Do you study in a Liberal Arts College or University in the USA, Europe or Canada?

The Sydney Study Year allows you to study either for 6 months or one year at Campion College. It allows a student to enrol for one or two semesters of study at Campion,  pay tuition  to Campion, but credits their study back to their home institution. Alternatively, Campion has exchange arrangements with a number of International Liberal Arts Colleges particularly in the USA which will allow you to pay your fees to your home institution and study at Campion.These exchange agreements abroad are subject to quotas and therefore very competitive, so be sure to talk to your Study Abroad advisor at your college as soon as possible in the lead in to 2009.

All of your study at Campion will be credited back to you as part of your program in your home country without you losing any time in the gaining of your degree.

Why Campion?

Campion is located in Sydney, Australia's biggest and most renowned city. It is the gateway to the rest of Australia. Already a large number of students are choosing to study at the large universities in Sydney. All of the five major universities in Sydney have study abroad programs enrolling very large numbers of students. In such circumstances you will unavoidably be "just another International Student". Not at Campion. We care about who you are and your needs. We do understand that when you come to Australia, you want an Australian experience. From our Aussie students to the bush setting of our Sydney campus, you can be assured that this will be the case.

We are Catholic by nature and as such, the personalised pastoral care that you expect from smaller colleges is highly in evidence.

If you come from a small college but yearn for a big city experience then Campion can give you a caring small village campus in the large suburban metropolis of Sydney, less than an hour from beaches, 10 minutes from theatres shopping malls in the city of Parramatta, Sydney's second central Business district.

Subject choices for 2009 are as follows:

COMMENCING FEBRUARY 2009

• HISTORY 101           Western Societies from Antiquity to the Present:                              An Introduction          
• HISTORY 201           Europe during the Middle Ages: 300-1300
• HISTORY 301           War, Science and Religion in the Twentieth Century
• LITERATURE 101       Composition and Literature
• LITERATURE 201       Literature of Western Civilization- Medieval and Renaissance
• LITERATURE 301       The Search for Meaning in 20th Century Literature
• PHILOSOPHY101       Introduction to Philosophy
• PHILOSOPHY 201      The Medieval Synthesis
• PHILOSOPHY 301      Modern Philosophy
• THEOLOGY 101        Theological Foundations of Christian Culture
• THEOLOGY 102         Sacramental Theology
• THEOLOGY 301         Moral Theology
• SCIENCE 301            Human Biology

COMMENCING JULY 2009

• HISTORY 102           The Ancient World: Near Eastern, Hellenistic,and Roman Culture
• HISTORY 202           Renaissance, Reformation and Revolution: A History of Modern Times
• HISTORY 302           Australian Politics, Culture and Religion since 1788
• LITERATURE 102       Literature ands Western Civilization- Ancient
• LITERATURE 202       Literature of Western Civilization-Milton to Modern
• LITERATURE 302       Australian Literature
• PHILOSOPHY 102      Metaphysics
• PHILOSOPHY 202      Moral Philosophy
• PHILOSOPHY 302      Social and Political Philosophy
• THEOLOGY 102        The Development of Revelation
• THEOLOGY 202        Theology of the post-Concillar Era
• THEOLOGY 302        Human Bioethics
• SCIENCE 302           Science,Societyand Religion

Campion offers HISTORY 302 Australian Politics, Culture and Religion since 1788 as a Summer School . Click here for more information.

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