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Udayana University - Bali, Indonesia
Welcome to Bali and Udayana University
Study in Bali! Asia Exchange and Udayana University bring exotic Bali and university studies to your fingertips. You can participate either spring, summer or autumn semester.
Apply now - you will get a confirmation within a week!
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Host university Udayana UniversityUdayana University is among Indonesia’s leading universities in regards to tuition and research. It’s the largest and most respected university in Bali, Indonesia. It was founded in 1962 by the Ministry of Education and has a total of 10 faculties. The university has approximately 22,000 students attending 12 undergraduate and 12 postgraduate degree programs. The campuses are located in Jimbaran and the capital city Denpasar. Most of the international students come from China, Japan, German-speaking and Nordic countries and USA. Udayana University is an international university and its different faculties have overseas partner universities in all continents. Also a few Nordic universities have bilateral agreements with Udayana University. University's contact information: Udayana University Contact person at Udayana University: I Made Rajeg More information on Udayana University Udayana University's website. |
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Studies, semesters and application deadlines
Exchange students attend the BIPAS (Bali International Program on Asian Studies) program which is held in English. The program includes courses in business, economics, law, tourism, culture and languages. Students also take part in workshops and study visits to local businesses and cultural institutions. Udayana University is responsible for teaching and the transcript of records. BIPAS is worth 25-30 ECTS.
Semesters last 4 months. The autumn semester is from September to December and the spring semester from January to the beginning of May. The semester starts with a traditional Balinese welcome ceremony and orientation where also Asia Exchange is present. The orientation week ends in an Ice Breaking Party. Take a look at this video to learn more about the party.
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Summer 2012: June 4th - August 24th,2012 |
Autumn 2012: September 3rd - December 19th, 2012 |
Spring 2013: Jan - May, 2013 |
Udayana University reserves the rights to change the semester dates. It might be possible to apply also after the deadline.
Spring 2012 semester dates: Jan 11th - May 11th, 2012.
Courses:
- Economy and Business of South East Asia, Syllabus
- The Indonesian History, Ethnology, Culture and Customs, Syllabus
- International Tourism Management, Syllabus
- Business Law and Legal Tradition on Trade and Investment, Syllabus
- Indonesian Language, Syllabus
- Indonesian Literature, Syllabus
The study program consists of the 6 courses mentioned above, of which you are expected to choose at least 5. You can use the syllabuses when making a study plan to present to your possible home institution.
One completed course is worth 3 credits, which is most often converted to 5 ECTS (European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System) study credits or 3 US credit points. Read more under study credits.
The program introduces the students to economics, business, trade, culture, language, and tourism with Asia as the central region. The students will also be able to interact with locals and fellow exchange students. The course lecturers are experienced with international backgrounds. Most of them have a degree from abroad.
In addition to the above-mentioned courses, Udayana University offers other courses to international students. However, the teaching language for these courses is typically Bahasa Indonesia and the courses are held by different faculties for a separate fee. You can ask about taking additional courses after arriving in Indonesia, because it’s easier to make arrangements face to face.
Students can volunteer in Seeds of Hope -children's home which Asia Exchange supports through its charity activities. AE makes a donation every semester based on the number of students taking part in the BIPAS program. Read more about our charity work here.
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Student testimonials: ”We’ve been here in Bali for 4 days now and I can already say that I love this place from the bottom of my heart. We’re staying at a luxurious villa and the monthly rent is not bad at all when shared by four people. Cleaning services, water, electricity and wireless Internet are all included in the rent."
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AccommodationMost of the exchange students live in a villa with 4-10 housemates. The villas are unique architectural creations with their own pools. The montly rent per student is approximately 250 €. Typically cleaning service is included in the rent. It's also possible to stay in a home stay accommodation with a Balinese family. This is highly recommend in order to learn the local language and culture. You can also find a very basic room for less than 100 € a month. Read more about accommodation here. |
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Fees
A BIPAS semester at Udayana University costs 1590 € (1490 € in the Summer semester).
The price includes
- Tuition fee
- Registration fee
- Study materials
- Orientation guide
- Asia Exchange's personal guidance
- Asia Exchange's student card (student discounts)
- Orientation days
- Ice-Breaking event on the first weekend of the semester
Most often the tuition fees at Asian universities are more expensive for free movers finding a study place on their own. Unlike other free movers, non-native English speakers going via AE are not required to take a TOEFL English language proficiency test which costs approximately 185 $. Please also take into account that costs of living are very low in Asia.
Application procedure
It's very easy to apply and you will get a confirmation from Asia Exchange within a week of sending in your application and its attachments. After that you can start preparing for the upcoming study abroad semester.
Required attachments:
- An official transcript of records in English (stamped by your home institution) or if you are not currently enrolled at an institution of higher education a copy of your high school diploma (or similar document)
- A copy of the identification page of your passport (please note that your passport must be valid for at least six months after arriving in Indonesia)
- Certificate of Health (can be also on some other form in English)
- Signature page
Please try to send all the attachments together with your application. If this is not possible, you can send e.g. your health certificate later on. Indonesian authorities require a health certificate to be attached to the application. Please note that the mentioned X-rays and tuberculosis tests are not required. Ask your physician to fill out the health certificate.
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Sending the application
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Before uploading the documents as attachments, please name them accordingly: "firstname_lastname_transcripts", "firstname_lastname_passport", "firstname_lastname_certificate" and "firstname_lastname_signature". Please upload the required documents in pdf.-format.
We will send you the official acceptance letter before the study abrod program and the transcript of records from Udayana University when you have finished your studies in Asia. Please write down a permanent address where you will get the documents.
After receiving the initial acceptance letter by email you should present a study plan to your home institution and apply for scholarships from different sources. Together with the letter of acceptance we will send you the invoice for the registration fee (50 €). We will send the final bill (1540 €) 1,5 months before the start of your study abroad program. We can't ensure that applications sent close to deadline will be automatically accepted. It's advised to apply as soon as possible to make sure your study place will be guaranteed.
You can apply and get a confirmation even though you wouldn't be completely sure of your participation. You can cancel your participation in the study abroad program by sending AE an email a month before the start of the semester abroad. Please read through our terms and conditions.
Extra informationOn our website you can find beneficial extra information for arrangements before, during and after your study abroad program. - When considering studying abroad you should take a look at the destination guide on Bali, testimonials from students and general tips for organising accommodation. - While organizing your study abroad semester, read through information on traveling, scholarships, credits, visa and hints and tips from former Asia Exchange students. Also discuss with your home institution about the studies and possible scholarships. When the application has ended we will send the new exchange students an orientation guide that includes information on studying, accommodation, traveling, healthcare, leisure time, dealing with money and local phone subscription. You can contact us by email or by telephone. You can find our contact details here. |
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