[This program is self-funded]
The University of Warwick in collaboration with St Mary’s is launching its next Warwick Summer School, a three week programme which will run from July 16 – August 5 2017. The Summer School will be delivered in London from the St Mary’s University campus and will be taught by world leading academics including Professors Ken Binmore CBE, Marcus Miller, Philip Booth and Abhinay Muthoo. 100% of our previous Economics Summer School students would recommend the programme to a friend.
For further information, please go to: http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/about/london/study/warwick-summer-school/
 

DATE & PLACE

16 July -4 August 2017
University of Warwick and St. Mary University, London.
 
 

COURSE OFFERED

• Behavioural Economics
• International Development
• Money and Banking
• Game Theory
• Intermediate Microeconomics
• The Principles of Economics
• Public Policy and Economics
• Psychology: How to be Human
• Leadership, Communication and Culture
• English: The Drama and History of London

Inspirational Guest Speakers
As part of our included Guest Lecture Series – we are delighted to be welcoming Nobel Prize winner, Professor George Akerlof with former Secretary of State for Business, Innovation and Skills, Sir Vince Cable, Winter Paralympic gold medallist Kelly Gallagher MBE and award winning entrepreneur, Priya Lakhani OBE to deliver interactive talks to students with Q+A after each guest lecture.
Fantastic Social Programme
In the tuition fee, we also include a fantastic social programme including a BBQ, welcome dinner at the beautiful Ravens Ait (an Island on the Thames), curry and quiz night and farewell event as well as sports activities and more. In addition students can book for additional trips to London, Brighton and the dreaming spires of Oxford and a beautiful river cruise. Accommodation packages are all fully catered so there is no hassle for students and are available to suit a variety of budgets.

APPLICATION PROCEDURE

Students can apply for our 2017 Warwick Summer School online. We aim to review applications and respond within three days. A variety of discounts including 10% off tuition for applications received before the end of May 2017 and 20% off for groups of 5+ students! Scholarships available for groups of 10+

DREaM is an annual international summer program held by Universitas Gadjah Mada. DREaM 2017 will be the 9th event we hold so far. In DREaM 2016, we had around 43 participants from 6 countries who took part in this event. The 1st DREaM was held on 2009 and it was a success. The constant success of this program since 2009 could not have been achieved without the continuous support and hard work of the best DREaM Team. This year we are looking for new faces to become part of DREaM Team 2017 to help us collaborate with worldwide university partners, embassies and institutions, as well as key persons of international organizations and countries around the globe.
The 9th DREaM International Summer Program is proudly organized by the Office of International Affairs with the relentless support and contribution of student volunteers. This program is dedicated to enhance people-to-people among youths across communities and nations. It is scheduled to be taking place in the middle of August 2017. We expect 100 students from different countries to join this program.
DREaM 2017 emphasizes “Resilient Society: a trans-disciplinary and cross-border approach” as the theme for the upcoming event.

General Requirement

1. Student of UGM, preferably 3rd – 9th semester
2. Not going to do Community Service (KKN) in 2017
3. Has excellent communication skills
4. Has good self-confidence and able to work independent
5. Good attention to detail
6. Good administration and documentation skills
7. Fluent in English – written and oral
8. Good time management skills and able to work under pressure
9. Creative and dynamic
10. Willing to work in different circumstances

Events

a) Community Service (KKN)
Job Description : Organizing community service for international students, includes arranging workshop and others relevant events to support the community service program. You will deal with bureaucracy both in university level or district level. You will be expected to meet these criteria below,

1. Creative, multi-tasking, and problem-solving
2. Ready to work with many people and institutions
3. Preferably, has experience organizing/doing community service before

b) Social Events
Job Description : Arranging excursion activity and cultural workshop. You will be expected to meet these criteria below,

1. Creative, multi-tasking, and problem-solving
2. Ready to work with many people and institutions

c) Public Lecture
Job Description: Arranging public lecture seminar related to the issue.  You will be expected to meet these criteria below,

1. Creative, multi-tasking, and problem-solving
2. Ready to work with many people and institutions
3. Has experience in organizing seminar

d) Internship
Job Description: Arranging internship program related to the issue, and bridging the DREaM participants with the institutions for internship (NGOs/departments). You will be expected to meet these criteria below,

1. Creative, multi-tasking, and problem-solving
2. Ready to work with many people and institutions
3. Has experience in doing internship(s) or arranging internship(s).
4. e) Workshop Action Plan

Job Description: Arranging workshop action plan program for preparing the participants before they are going to do the Community Service Program. You will be expected to meet these criteria below,

1. Creative, multi-tasking, and problem-solving
2. Ready to work with many people and institutions
3. Has experience in arranging such workshop/tutorial program.

Finance and Funding

a) Team Finance
Job description: You will be the treasurer of DREaM 2017. You will handle all the financial report, include dealing with university bureaucracy. You will be expected to meet these criteria below,

1. Has experienced in treasury
2. Able to organized all financial reports really well
3. Able to work hard under pressure

b) Team Partnership
Job description: You will seek for sponsor (in terms of funding) and build good relations with partner (such as embassies, international organization, and so on). You will be expected to meet these criteria below,

1. Has experienced in project funding
2. Able to manage communication with prospective funding partners
3. Has excellent negotiation skills
4. Acquires basic financial skills including financial report management
5. Good management skills and well-organized

Logistics

a) Accomodation, Transportation, and Logistic Team
Job description : You will handle all of the events logistics, including accommodation, transportation, and other necessary things. You will be expected to meet these criteria below,

1. Experienced in logistics is preferred
2. Initiative and creative
3. Willing to work hard under pressure
4. b)Food and Beverages

Job description : You will arrange the food and beverages for both committee and participants. You will be expected to meet this criteria below,

1. Experienced in organizing international events is preferred
2. Knowledgeable about traditional and international food and beverages
3. Initiative and creative

b) Design and Documentation
Job description: Make all design needed to support DREaM. Document all DREaM events.
 

Submission

Please submit your CV, academic transcript, and other supporting materials before May 31, 2017 through emal: dream@ugm.ac.id using format [DREaM RECRUITMENT 2017] Full Name_Desired Position

[This program is self-funded]
Asian Undergraduate Summit is a student-run international event organised by students from University Scholars Programme (USP) of NUS. The 3rd iteration of AUS seeks to encourage participation and collaboration with more of our regional partners in ASEAN and Asia at large. This year’s theme is “Leadership in a Complex World: Disruptive Change in Everyday Life”, which aims to explore the impact of disruptive change and its impact.
Program Brochure: ParticipatingUniversity_CD
More information about the theme can be found in our website http://aus.nususc.com/aboutaus.html.
 

PROGRAM OFFERED

This summit consist of 2 components:
(1)       The Overseas Leg (5 June 2017 to 9 June 2017)
The Overseas Host University (OHU) will bear the financial obligations of this leg, which consists of the cost for accommodation, local transport and meals in the country. UGM students will bear the cost of their airfare to the host country. The OHUs for AUS 2017 includes:

• Fudan University, China
• Hindu College, University of Delhi, India
• Mahidol University, Thailand
• Airlangga University, Indonesia

(2)       The Singapore Leg (28 June 2017 to 3 July 2017):
During the Singapore Leg, all delegates will gather in NUS for further discussions, lectures and workshops pertinent to the theme, which will expose them to how the different aspects of everyday living has been transformed by disruptive change. Guest speakers and site-visit organisations include distinguished academics, industry experts and government representatives such as Singtel, Google, SkillsFuture (Lifelong Learning Institute), DBS, Uber etc. Our Guest of Honour is Minister Ong Ye Kung (Minister for Education, Higher Education and Skills and member of the Committee on Future Economy).
Also, keeping in line with AUS’s tradition of introducing a skill-based framework, all participants will be introduced with the Design Thinking Methodologies (in collaboration with DesignSingapore and the Design Incubation Centre, School of Design and Environment, NUS) to ground the ideation and creation process.
In the Singapore leg, the accommodation, local transport and meals will be provided by the AUS Organising Committee. UGM students will bear the cost of their airfare to Singapore, or any additional personal expenses on souvenirs or additional entertainments.
 
 

REQUIRED DOCUMENTS

•  Application Form  ParticipatingUniversityProfileWrite-Up
•  Curriculum Vitae
•  Motivation Letter
•  Certificate of Enrollment from faculty
•  Official academic transcript
•  Letter of Recommendation from academic advisor
•  Colored copy of passport
•  Passport-size photo (4 pieces, 3.5 x 4.5 cm, white background color, taken within the past three months)
•  Letter of Nomination from faculty (*addressed to Head of Office of International Affairs)
•  English language proficiency  (Min. Score of TOEFL – ITP=530, iBT 80 or IELTS 6.0)
 
 

APPLICATION PROCEDURE

1) Submit the aforementioned documents to Office of International Affairs, UGM (Bulaksumur F-13) for internal review.
2) OIA staffs will evaluate your application.
3) Once you are selected as Nominated Student, OIA will send your application to Korea University of Technology & Education (KOREATECH) as for host university selection.
4) FINAL decision from Korea University of Technology & Education (KOREATECH).
 
Please send all documents above in 2 COPIES to Office of International Affairs, UGM (Bulaksumur Block F-13) no later than May 26, 2017.

[This program is self-funded]
The South China Sea Institute of Xiamen University (SCSI), and Dalian Maritime University (DMU), announce their annual summer program Marco Polo- ZHENG He Academy of International Oceans Law and Policy, to be held from 2 July – 30 July, 2017. SCSI and DMU are leading interdisciplinary research centers in China in the area of Oceans Law and Policy. This is the 12th session of the summer academy which has been attended in the past by the scholars, practitioners, diplomats and students from -: Australia, Bangladesh, Belgium, Brunei, Cameroon, China, Colombia, Guyana, India, Indonesia, Iran, DPR Korea, Rep. of Korea, Kenya, Malaysia, Nigeria, Poland, Russia, Singapore, Switzerland, Thailand, Togo, Turkey, U.S., and others. The four-week intensive summer program is divided into two sessions to be held in Chinese cities of Xiamen and Dalian. The participants have an option to attend either or both of the sessions. The program offers a unique chance to learn about the Chinese perspectives on Law of the Sea and its policies. The program includes class lectures in morning sessions and trips to Chinese courts, ocean-related government agencies, yachts club, museums, etc. in the afternoon sessions. Participants also have the option of taking tests and getting credits transferred to their own schools. Limited number of scholarships is offered to outstanding candidates upon application and subsequent review. Warmly welcome the participants from developing countries to apply for the scholarships.
Program Brochure: https://simpan.ugm.ac.id/s/zvLpO0cfBAhK3Q8
For further information, please visit: http://makeboluo.xmu.edu.cn/(Xiamen Session) and http://law.dlmu.edu.cn/en/ (Dalian Session).
 

PROGRAM OFFERED

★ The Xiamen Session
Xiamen Session
Week 1 3July (Monday) -7 July (Friday)
Archipelagos in the law of the sea
——Ms. Sophia Kopela is a lecturer in law at Lancaster University Law School, and the book review editor of the International Journal of Marine and Coastal Law. She holds a PhD in International Law of the Sea from Bristol University. Her article ‘2007 Archipelagic Legislation of the Dominican Republic: An Assessment’ was awarded the Gerard Mangone Prize for the best article in the International Journal of Marine and Coastal Law in 2009. She is the author of a monograph titled ‘Dependent archipelagos in the law of the sea’ published by Martinus Nijhoff/BRILL in 2013.
Week 2    10 July (Monday) -14 July (Friday)
BBNJ-Related Marine Bio-Science and Technologies
——Mr. Jianming Chen is Research Fellow and Master Supervisor at the Third Institute of Oceanography, State Oceanic Administration, China. He holds a B.S. and a M.S. in Cell Biology and Genetics from Peking University and a Ph.D in Molecular Developmental Biology from University of Zurich. He was previously Teaching Assistant and Lecturer at the College of Life Sciences, Peking University, and Postdoctoral Fellow at the Institute for Molecular Biology, University of Zurich and Xiamen University; he was also a visiting scholar at Dept. of Immunology, the Scripps Research Institute.
We hold another session in Dalian with different courses. Applicants may choose to attend either or both of the sessions. Anyone interested in the Dalian Session may visit the following homepage: http://law.dlmu.edu.cn/en/; All inquiries please send to: law@dlmu.edu.cn or call at: Tel.: (+86-411)-84790663/; Fax: (+86-411)-84794853
★ The Dalian Session
Week 3     17 July (Monday) -21 July (Friday)
Marine Disputes Settlement: China’s Strategy and Its Contribution to the World.
——Mr. Kuen-Chen Fu is Professor and Dean of South China Sea Institute of Xiamen University. He is among the scholars recruited through China’s “Thousand Talents” program. Prof. Fu received his S.J.D. from the University of Virginia in 1983 and is a leading scholar of international law of the sea. He previously taught at Taiwan University and other universities in Taiwan. Prof. Fu is also the Editor-in-Chief of China Oceans Law Review and the South China Sea Bulletin.
Week 4     24 July (Monday) -28 July (Friday)
Coastal State enforcement and the modern regime of islands in the law of the sea.
——Mr. Warwick Gullett is Professor and former Dean of Law at the University of Wollongong, Australia and a member and former Deputy Director of the Australian National Centre for Ocean Resources and Security (ANCORS) at the University of Wollongong. Professor Gullett has served on the Editorial Committee of the Environmental and Planning Law Journal and the Australasian Journal of Natural Resources Law and Policy. He was Editor of the Australian Journal of Maritime and Ocean Affairs for 2007-2010 and is currently Current Legal Developments Editor for the Asia-Pacific Journal of Ocean Law and Policy.

[Scholarship is offered for this program]
It is gratifying that we signed MOU (Memorandum of Understanding) in 2015. As we looking forward to cooperate with you based on MOU, we sincerely offer scholarship for students who are from your university and are interested in Chinese language. Our language program include: Four-Week Chinese study program, One-Semester and One-Academic-Year Chinese Study Program, Bachelor’s Degree Program.
Our Four-Week Chinese language program is welcomed by foreign groups. Yunnan is China’s most minority provinces, besides Han, there are 26 ethnic groups, which nearly occupied 1/3 of total population. Being known as “kingdom of plants and animals”, Yunnan characterized by abundant natural resources and pleasant weather. Our Four-week program fully take these location advantages, we carry out culture experience activities, human landscape visiting, common expressions during the program. Students who have participated in this program are feeling very meaningful.
Since our university has been listed as one of the host institutions from Confucius Institute Headquarter/Hanban for 8 years, we have received more than 100 Confucius Institute Scholarship holders from more than 30 countries of Europe, Asia, Africa and Oceania for learning Chinese, Every student has had a wonderful learning experience at our university.
2017 Confucius scholarship application has already begun and will last till the end of June. I am writing in regards to a breakthrough in terms of our cooperation.
There are some documents attached, about Introduction to Chinese Learning Program, International School which is charging all the international Students issues, and Overview of Southwest Forestry University. Please take some of your time to check out those materials and we hope students who are interested in these programs have the opportunities to achieve their goal.
 
 

REQUIRED DOCUMENTS

•  Application Package  fwd
•  Curriculum Vitae
•  Motivation Letter
•  Certificate of Enrollment from faculty
•  Official academic transcript
•  Letter of Recommendation from academic advisor
•  Colored copy of passport
•  Passport-size photo (4 pieces, 3.5 x 4.5 cm, white background color, taken within the past three months)
•  Letter of Nomination from faculty (*addressed to Head of Office of International Affairs)
•  English language proficiency  (Min. Score of TOEFL – ITP=530, iBT 80 or IELTS 6.0)
 
 

APPLICATION PROCEDURE

1) Submit the aforementioned documents to Office of International Affairs, UGM (Bulaksumur F-13) for internal review.
2) OIA staffs will evaluate your application.
3) Once you are selected as Nominated Student, OIA will send your application to Southwest Forestry University as for host university selection.
4) FINAL decision from Southwest Forestry University.
 
Please send all documents above in 2 COPIES to Office of International Affairs, UGM (Bulaksumur Block F-13) no later than June 8, 2017.

[This program is self-funded]
This year, 2017 NCKU International Summer School features Circular Economy (CE) as the theme of core course, and also the Chinese language and cultural classes, as they have always been of great interest to foreign students worldwide. CE courses demonstrate a clever and systematic use of technology on business and daily life can actually benefit the people and the environment at the same time. A thread of interdisciplinary classes will be provided in English intensively in a two-week period. Two credits will be awarded to students who fulfill the course requirement successfully. Please kindly assist in distributing the program information to your students. Through this program, we cordially invite your students to visit NCKU to learn more about the educational environment, people, and culture around Taiwan!
Program Brochure: 2017_NCKUsummerschool_Brochure
For further information, please visit: http://summerschool.web2.ncku.edu.tw/bin/home.php
 
 

DATE

 Scheduled from July 20^th to August 4^th.
 
 

PROGRAM OFFERED

1. Circular Economy Class ( 2 Credits, taught in English)

CE class includes wide-ranging topics of lectures such as energy, water and biomaterials which are taught by top professors and experts. In addition to teaching theory in class, we provide hands-on activities for students to work in practice and factory visits to recycled tires and green fabric companies.

1. Chinese and Cultural Class (1 Credit)

To immerse students in a unique cultural atmosphere, we arrange Chinese language class and cultural classes, including Chinese Opera class and Zhuanke (seal carving) class. Students will enjoy learning to read and speak Chinese, and even experiencing the Chinese Opera’s costumes and make-up!

1. Optional Tours

On weekends, city tours (optional) will be arranged for students who want to opt for unforgettable travel experience around the areas in southern Taiwan. Tour schedules will be announced on the website.
 
 
PROGRAM FEES

*The program fees are not inclusive of accommodation fee which is NTD 5,000 (USD 160).
 
 

REQUIRED DOCUMENTS

•  Curriculum Vitae
•  Motivation Letter
•  Certificate of Enrollment from faculty
•  Official academic transcript
•  Letter of Recommendation from academic advisor
•  Colored copy of passport
•  Passport-size photo (4 pieces, 3.5 x 4.5 cm, white background color, taken within the past three months)
•  Letter of Nomination from faculty (*addressed to Head of Office of International Affairs)
•  English language proficiency  (Min. Score of TOEFL – ITP=530, iBT 80 or IELTS 6.0)
 
 

APPLICATION PROCEDURE

1) Submit the aforementioned documents to Office of International Affairs, UGM (Bulaksumur F-13) for internal review.
2) OIA staffs will evaluate your application.
3) Once you are selected as Nominated Student, OIA will send your application to NCKU  as for host university selection.
4) FINAL decision from NCKU.
 
Please send all documents above in 2 COPIES to Office of International Affairs, UGM (Bulaksumur Block F-13) no later than May 24, 2017.

[This program is self-funded]
International Summer Programme in Architecture: Cities in Asia is a three-week credit-bearing course organized by the HKU Department of Architecture since 2010. It is a design and research studio that travels to multiple cities in Asia.  Students would study the effects of industry, manufacturing and other forms of production, and their adjacency to requisite urban functions such as housing and commerce.
For further information about the other program, please go to: http://www.aal.hku.hk/summerinstitute/
 
 

PROGRAM OFFERED

The programme welcomes international students from any allied fields in architecture, landscape, urban planning, urban design, engineering, and liberal arts majors and minors in design or urban studies. Please find below some details about the programme:

REQUIRED DOCUMENTS

•  Curriculum Vitae
•  Motivation Letter
•  Certificate of Enrollment from faculty
•  Official academic transcript
•  Letter of Recommendation from academic advisor
•  Colored copy of passport
•  Passport-size photo (4 pieces, 3.5 x 4.5 cm, white background color, taken within the past three months)
•  Letter of Nomination from faculty (*addressed to Head of Office of International Affairs)
•  English language proficiency  (Min. Score of TOEFL – ITP=530, iBT 80 or IELTS 6.0)
 
 

APPLICATION PROCEDURE

1) Submit the aforementioned documents to Office of International Affairs, UGM (Bulaksumur F-13) for internal review.
2) OIA staffs will evaluate your application.
3) Once you are selected as Nominated Student, you may continue online application to Hong Kong University as for host university selection.
4) FINAL decision from Hong Kong University.
 
 
Please send all documents above in 2 COPIES to Office of International Affairs, UGM (Bulaksumur Block F-13) no later than May 23, 2017.

[This program is self-funded]
Toyo Summer Program Ⅱ 2017 will examine Japanese culture and society, comparing traditional and modern, as well as urban and rural Japan. The program will be a combination of classroom activities, field trips, and experiential learning. Most of the program will take place in Tokyo, but participants will also have an opportunity to do a homestay with Nouka-minshuku (farming families) in Noto, a farming village in Ishikawa Prefecture on the Sea of Japan. While in Noto, participants will experience hands-on field activities such as forest preservation and agriculture. At the end of the program, participants will give presentations on Japan’s attractive qualities from an international perspective.
Program Brochure: Toyo Summer Program Ⅱ
For further information, please go to: https://www.toyo.ac.jp/site/english-admissions/english-sp2.html#overview
 
 

DATE & PLACE

August 14 (Mon) – August 26 (Sat), 2017
Toyo University Hakusan Campus (Tokyo) & Noto (Ishikawa)
 
 

PROGRAM FEE

115,000 yen
Includes: tuition fees, field trips/work expenses, transportation, and home stay (Nouka-minshuku)
Not included: airfare, accommodation in Tokyo, insurance, living, expenses and meals
 
 

REQUIRED DOCUMENTS

•  Application Form https://www.toyo.ac.jp/site/english-admissions/english-sp2.html#application
•  Curriculum Vitae
•  Motivation Letter
•  Certificate of Enrollment from faculty
•  Official academic transcript
•  Letter of Recommendation from academic advisor
•  Colored copy of passport
•  Passport-size photo (4 pieces, 3.5 x 4.5 cm, white background color, taken within the past three months)
•  Letter of Nomination from faculty (*addressed to Head of Office of International Affairs)
•  English language proficiency  (Min. Score of TOEFL – ITP=530, iBT 80 or IELTS 6.0)
 
 

APPLICATION PROCEDURE

1) Submit the aforementioned documents to Office of International Affairs, UGM (Bulaksumur F-13) for internal review.
2) OIA staffs will evaluate your application.
3) Once you are selected as Nominated Student, OIA will send your application to Toyo University as for host university selection.
4) FINAL decision from Toyo University.
 
 
Please send all documents above in 2 COPIES to Office of International Affairs, UGM (Bulaksumur Block F-13) no later than May 24, 2017.