Utrecht University mengadakan Student Information Session untuk sharing tentang program-program yang tersedia di Utrecht National Universiy, terutama untuk Undergraduate dan Master Program. Tertarik? Segera daftarkan diri kamu.!! Jangan sampai ketinggalan!!
Universitas Gadjah Mada bermaksud mengundang teman-teman untuk hadir dalam acara :
Utrecht University Session.
Hari : Rabu, 24 Februari 2016
Pukul : 10.30 WIB
Venue : Ruang Multimedia, Gedung Pusat UGM lantai 3 sayap utara
Acara ini gratis dan terbuka untuk semua jenjang. Dapatkan informasi menarik mengenai perkuliahan di Korea, serta informasi menarik mengenai universitas yang ternama ini.Manfaatkan kesempatan ini untuk bertemu langsung dengan perwakilannya serta membuka wawasan kalian untuk kuliah di luar negeri

The Kyushu University Summer Program, later renamed Asia in Today’s World (ATW), was first launched in 2011. From its inception, the seven-week program was offered intensive, rigorous undergraduate-level courses addressing the past, present, and future of Asia. Each year ATW hosts some 40 participants from leading universities of all over the world including Asia, North and South America, and Europe.
Kyushu University, home to ATW, itself dates from 1911, when it was founded as one of Japan’s original seven imperial universities. It has grown considerably in its first 100 years and now includes 11 undergraduate schools, 18 graduate school, four research institutes and a hospital. total student enrollment currently exceeds 19,300, while instructional staff number over 2,000. Some 2,100 international students from more than 90 countries are studying presently at Kyushu University.
Kyushu University is located in Fukuoka, a pleasant coastal city of 1.5 million people and the largest metropolis on the island of Kyushu. Thanks to its favorable location close to China and Korea, the city has prospered as Japan’s gateway to continental Asia from ancient times. In light of Fukuoka’s special history and strategic position, Kyushu University has made a focus on Asia of its educational mission.
 
ATW Academic Program
The ATW curriculum design provides a uniquely productive educational experience relating Asian Studies courses (ASC) to Japanese Language courses (JLC) in a synergistic learning opportunity for students. As they broaden and deepen their knowledge and appreciation of Japan and its neighboring countries through the ASC offerings, students are made aware of the various sociocultural contexts of communication, thereby enhancing their synthetic understanding of the Japanese language as developed in the JLC.
The program requires students to enroll for credit in two of four available Asian Studies offerings (see below) and in one skill level-appropriate Japanese Language course. Selections should accord with student’s home university study plan. Those who satisfy all ATW expectations will be awarded a certificate of program completion in recognition of their effort.
Asian Studies Courses
The Asian studies course component distinguishes ATW as a more comprehensive academic program that complements the study of Japanese language with edifying lectures on Japan’s sociocultural conditions and characteristics. Course topics are not limited to the Japanese scene but cover as well Asia more broadly and the Pacific region, which increasingly are playing a central role in the world. It is an valuable feature of the curricular variety that students are enabled to learn about Asia and Japan in multiple respects and from different perspectives.
ATW’s Asian Studies courses, taught in English, are presented by eminent scholar-specialists invited from around the world. ASC offerings planned for the 2016 program are follows:

Kyungpook National University mengadakan Student Information Session untuk sharing tentang program-program yang tersedia di Kyungpook National University,Korea Tertarik? Segera daftarkan diri kamu.!! Jangan sampai ketinggalan!!

On the 140th anniversary and also 15^th anniversary edition of the European Summer Program, Universite Catholique de Lille announces their 2016 European Summer Program that will take place in Lille, France.
The European Summer Program is designed for international student looking for short study aboard experience in Europe. The session offered are both in June and July, with courses in and across various disciplines for which students may transfer credit back to their home university if they so wish. A comprehensive hospitality package is included, as well as cultural activities, such as French film nights and day trips to Bruges and Brussels.
The European Summer Program is composed of two-month long programs (30 May to 25 June, and 28 June to 23 July). The programs offer academic courses taught in English or in French utilizing the University’s expertise in Humanities, Social Sciences, and Business; Science and Engineering; and Law Courses provide both theoretical background and practical learning through site visits and hands-on activities; most include an important Intercultural Communication study component.
 
Dates:
ESP1: 30 May to 25 June 2016
ESP2: 28 June to 23 July 2016
(Minimum 40 contacts hours per elective). Possibly to stay for both sessions
 
Cost:  2,900 €  (10% discount for UGM students only).
This full package program includes:

The U.S. – Indonesia Partnership Program is seeking for qualified candidates to represent Universitas Gadjah Mada to join the “2016 Undergraduate Exchange and Study Trip” on Religious Plurality and Democracy. USIPP 2016 is a collaboration of five institutions: University of Gadjah Mada, Universitas Indonesia, Universitas Airlangga, Lehigh University and Towson University. The program was initiated in 2011 and had just completed its fifth year, constantly expanding its partnership with currently 5 universities involved and approximately 60 alumni. Selected students will be fully involved into approximately 4 weeks program both in Indonesia and The United States.
 Scholarship Benefits
A. Program Fee waived
B. Scholarship will not cover the visa application fee
C. Round trip ticket Indonesia- USA
General Requirements — Qualities of the Candidate:
A. Good leadership skills
B. Highly motivated
C. Good English proficiency
D. Interest on the issues (democracy, religious plurality, and multiculturalism)
E. Open-mindedness
F. Committed to the program & post-program
G. High communication skills
Selection 1: Administration
1. Application Form (download [USIPP 2016 Form])
2. Curriculum Vitae (europass format) (download [CVTemplate])
3. Letter of Motivation (2 pages, 500 words)
4. Proof of TOEFL Score, ITP (>550), IELTS (>6), iBT(>88)
5. Essay on selected topics:
(a) Religious Pluralism or
(b) Democratic Society
(1500-2000 words, standard formatting)
6. Recommendation letter(s):
a. Lecturer (who knows the participant personally) and/or
b. Supervisor/colleagues in organization
7. Cover Letter from the faculty
8. Transcript (GPA min. 3, 25)
9. Copy of passport
Send the form and all the documents to oia@ugm.ac.id with subject “2016 USIPP Application”
(in a Winzip or WinRAR format)
Deadline for application 04 February 2016

 
Universitas Gadjah Mada akan menerima kunjungan dari Perdana Menteri Hungaria H.E. Viktor Orban. Berkaitan dengan kunjungan tersebut Kantor Urusan Internasional UGM mengundang seluruh mahasiswa UGM, untuk menghadiri acara PRIME MINISTERIAL PUBLIC LECTURE yang bertemakan “The Concept of National Sovereignty in the Light of Global Challenges” dengan Pembicara H.E Viktor Orban yang merupakan Perdana Menteri Hungaria. Acara tersebut akan dilaksanakan pada:

HEY GUYS!!!
Are you digging for multicultural experience? Are you interested to be a buddy for international students in UGM?
Come and join us! UGM BUDDY CLUB is now recruiting new members! You better hurry up and prepare your CV and Motivation Letter!
Go register yourself ON OUR BLOG  no later than January 29^th, 2016 and let’s jump in the mud of fun!
For further information, please contact:
Utami Amalia: 0813-7227-0989
Nius Pranantha: 0813-6502-4254
Facebook: UGM Buddy Club
Wordpress: ugmbuddyclub.wordpress.com
 
We are looking forward to see you!

GC summer program is the international summer program initiated by collaboration on global engagement of KHU and UPenn at 2006. It’s themed summer program and all courses are related to Humanity, Civilization and Global Governance. It’s 4-week program at July. First three week will be academic weeks with courses and the last week will be Korean Culture week with various programs including meeting Korean Pop stars. This year, we will have world-renowned scholars like, Slavoj Zizek of University of Ljubljana, Mary Tucker of Yale University, and John Ikenberry of Princeton University.
By participating GC summer program, students not only have a chance to meet world-renowned scholars but also experience Korean culture. There will be 21 courses offered this year with 1~3 credit hours. Please refer to attached brochure for the course list.
This year, there are new courses added: Taekwondo course, Cosmic humanity course, North Korean politics course and Korean studies courses. Students may enjoy variety of course selection.
For partner institutions, we offer special rate for participants and it will be lowered next year to be USD 1,000/student for participating the program and many of partners including new partners use this program as a stepping stone letting students get to know about KHU and Korea for a short time(one month). I’ve seen many students coming back for semester-long exchange students after experiencing GC summer program first.
Here are tuition & fees for GC summer program:

The 3rd International Mobile Learning Festival (IMLF2016) will be held in Bangkok, Thailand. Building upon successes of the previous conferences, we continue to explore Mobile Technologies and Emerging Learning Design. The IMLF will be an exceptional venue for sharing information on contemporary approaches to education, learning design, MOOCs, flipped classroom, mobile learning, e-learning, and Learning 2.0 from around the World. Therefore, the conference will feature evidence-based developments surrounding mobile and emerging learning design for the 21st century learning. .

Higher education institutions are the resources of the country, which are responsible for the production of graduates to feed into the labor market of the country. They also serve as a source of new knowledge to convey to the society through the production quality researches that are efficient for the technical implementation under the policy focus of the National Economic and Social Development Plan, National Research Development Plan, and University Development Plan. As a result, higher education institutions have to manage to promote and support instructors, researchers, and staff to build the capacity to do research, as well as promote research and networking with other external institutions to jointly produce quality researches and creative works that meet the needs of the wider society and bring benefits to the public.