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If you are enrolled in an accredited course of study in pharmacy at another institution, you may apply to undertake a unit or units of study at the University of Sydney which can be credited to course requirements at your home university.

If you are enrolled in an accredited course of study in nursing at another institution, you may apply to undertake a unit or units of study at the University of Sydney which can be credited to course requirements at your home university.Important informationTo assist students to make informed choices about their study, we have identified and set out the Inherent Requirements for coursework courses in nursing.The University of Sydney welcomes and encourages applications from students with disabilities, and from diverse social and cultural backgrounds. Where there are physical, intellectual, cultural, religious or other factors that impact on a student's ability to meet the Inherent Requirements, the University will make reasonable adjustments to assist the student to meet the requirements. Please read the Inherent Requirements carefully as you consider your course choices.

Studying an accredited music course at another institution? You can apply to study a music unit of study at the University of Sydney, which can be credited to course requirements at your home university. For information about specific music units of study, please see the Sydney Conservatorium's handbook site.

If you are enrolled in an accredited course of study in law at another institution, you may apply to undertake a Unit or Units of Study at the University of Sydney which can be credited to course requirements at your home university.

If you are from another accredited Australian tertiary institution, you may apply to undertake units of study as cross-institutional studies. Refer to the faculty handbook for detailed information on all the units offered.You need to be able to meet the same criteria/prerequisites as students enrolled at the University of Sydney (or have done equivalent units of study at your home institution) to be able to enrol with the facultyCross Institutional unit selection is subject the availability and therefore may not be offered in all sessions advertised in the faculty handbook.

If you are enrolled in an accredited course of study in engineering at another institution, you may apply to undertake a Unit or Units of Study at the University of Sydney which can be credited to course requirements at your home university.

Students who are enrolled at another tertiary institution may apply to undertake one or more units of study at the University of Sydney Business School to be credited towards their degree.Many units listed in the University of Sydney Business School (Undergraduate) Handbook are open to cross-institutional applicants, pending discipline approval.You must apply to the University of Sydney as well as to your home institution in order to do cross-institutional study.

If you are enrolled in an accredited course of study at another institution, you may apply to undertake a Unit or Units of Study at the University of Sydney which can be credited to course requirements at your home university.Students who are enrolled at another tertiary institution may apply to undertake one or more units of study (subjects) at the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences to be credited towards their degree.Any unit of study listed under Table A of the Table of Units of Study in the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, Koori Centre or selected Music units is open to cross-institutional applicants, pending departmental approval. You must apply to the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences as well as to your home institution in order to do cross-institutional study.

If you are enrolled in an accredited course of study in architecture, design and planning at another institution, you may apply to undertake a Unit or Units of Study at the University of Sydney which can be credited to course requirements at your home university.

This course prepares you for a diverse, changing field, in which your capacity to transfer knowledge and skills across different social contexts will be essential.Our internationally recognised four-year program allows you to qualify as a professional social worker while also taking two years of tertiary studies in other areas of interest such as sociology, diversity studies or gender studies.Combining studies in social policy and social work, you will develop skills to promote social change, problem solve in human relationships, and empower and liberate people to support wellbeing. You will gain strong negotiating skills, a nuanced understanding of cultural contexts and sensitivity to various religious beliefs.In the final two years of the degree you will undertake two fieldwork placements over 140 days, supervised by highly skilled and experienced practitioners. These placements provide the opportunity to apply your knowledge and gain hands-on experience working in different, dynamic environments.