Zoology in Australia
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Physical activity level
Experience Australia like never before with MGA’s Special Topics in Zoology program! Travel to Sydney, Brisbane, Moreton Island, and Beerwah while exploring the continent’s extraordinary wildlife, ecosystems & culture.
Highlights include multiple days at the world-famous Australia Zoo and immersive field experiences on beautiful Moreton Island.
Program Overview
| Date |
September 12-29, 2026 |
| Eligibility requirements |
Pre-requisite of BIOL 2108 with a C or better & instructor approval |
| Locations |
- Sydney
- Brisbane
- Moreton Island
- Beerwah
- Australia Zoo
|
| Contact |
Dr. Tyler Achatz |
Courses & Credit Hours
| Course |
Credit Hours |
| BIOL 4321: Special Topics [Australian Zoology] |
4 |
What Students Say
"Visiting the Australian Zoo was one of the best parts of the trip! Getting to see Australia’s unique wildlife up close was an unforgettable experience that made me appreciate the country’s culture and nature even more. I would encourage anyone to take this opportunity because it’s a chance to learn, explore, and make memories you’ll never forget. "
- Mason Siniard, Fall 2026
"What an insane experience! Studying abroad in Australia is more than an opportunity to see a new country, but the chance to gain new perspectives and experience wildlife and cultures firsthand. I returned home with more memories, friends, and experiences than I left with."
- Lucile Dudley-Thomson, Fall 2026
"What stands out most to me from this experience was how much I learned while working in the lab at the animal hospital. Being able to get hands-on experience and see what I learned in class applied to real animals made the course especially meaningful. As well as giving me a better understanding of Zoology."
- Clayton Drury, Fall 2026
"This has been one of the most informational yet fun way I have had the opportunity to learn."
- Serena Shultz, Fall 2026
"Every moment I spent at the Wildlife Hospital attached to the Australia Zoo was incredible. My dream is to be a wildlife veterinarian, so it was beyond amazing to get a glimpse into practical possibilities in that field. This trip opened my eyes to the possibilities my future can truly expand out towards. Communicating with people with diverse experiences and pathways can provide new perspectives of how your career can go on very different direction than you previously thought possible."
- Anonymous student, Fall 2026
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