Requirements:
1. Filled applcaiton form
2. A copy of academic transcript and diploma/bachelor degree
3. Legalized copy of TOEFL or IELTS
4. CV or resume
5. One page letter of matiovation
6. Research proposal
7. Two letters of recommendation/reference from home university/institution and previous supervisor

Introduction
The Pare Program provides students with an opportunity to study with students from different countries, cultures and areas of specialization to tackle issues related to populations, activities, resources and environments (PARE) in Asia. Students will also have a chance to study for several weeks to a year at PARE Hokkaido University, Japan.

About the Program

CAU's International Summer Program (ISP) is a hybrid program providing students with a window into Korea where courses are coupled with cultural experiences that foster an understanding of Korea’s Culture and Society. Our program is broken into two sessions, Session 1 and Session 2. Session 1 will provide students with 6 transferable credits while Session 2 will provide students with 5 transferable credits. Session 1 allows students to take elective courses (3 credits) that are related to certain majors while Session 2 offers a Korean Language course (3 credits). Both sessions have a mandatory Korean Culture and Society course (3 credits for Session 1, 2 credits for Session 2).

A. Background

3rd International Conference on Business Management & Information Systems
November 17-20, 2015
Venue: Seminar Hall, Singapore Management University
Singapore
www.ijacp.org

SPECIAL FOR UGM LECTURERS AND STUDENTS: 
REGISTER VIA OIA UGM BEFORE 15 May 2015 FOR POSSIBLE SPONSOR FROM AUN-SEED-net

The Australia – APEC Women in Research Fellowship will provide financial support for high-achieving female researchers from developing APEC economies to pursue research opportunities in partnership with Australian education and research institutions.

NCKU 2015 International Summer School is open. Scheduled for July 21^st to Aug. 4^th (Session 1) and Aug. 6^th to Aug. 20^th(Session 2). Featuring “Creative Thinking in the Historical Capital” with cross disciplinary themes in Chinese and Taiwanese Culture, humanities, creativity and entrepreneurship, our summer program this year consists of 10 academic courses including Chinese Language, cultural classes such as Chinese Painting and Chinese Cuisine, and field trips to cultural heritage and company visit to high-tech companies such as Delta Electronics in Tainan Science and Technology Park.

The Global Collaborative Summer Program was established through an institutional agreement between Kyung Hee University and University of Pennsylvania, which was later joined by other prestigious universities as well as international organizations such as the United Nations and Conference of NGOs(CoNGO).