Course Description

Modern cryptology is currently at the confluence of two major streams in science, mathematics, and computing. The first stream is the projected arrival of quantum computing technologies at a scale which is large enough to render the current cryptographic standards insecure. Massive engineering challenges remain to be solved before we reach such an era. The community, however, has been embarking in the tasks of designing and rigorously testing quantum-secure cryptographic protocols. Most candidates rely on intractable problems in coding theory, lattices, hash functions, or multi-linear maps. A close scrutiny on their respective theory and deployments, both in softwares and hardwares, provides diverse topics of possible research directions to pursue. Many of them will be long-term enough for PhD research work and for an institute-wide effort as well as regional or international collaboration.

Universitas Gadjah Mada proudly presents Summer Course Program 2019, organized by Agro-technology Innovation Center (AIC). Summer Course program will be held on July 15-24, 2019.

BACKGROUND
By 2050, the agriculture and food sector of the world economy will have to meet the food demands for 10 billion people, about 50% more than the present population. Furthermore, the competition among food with animal feed and also biofuel production is getting intense. Agro-technology Innovation Center (PIAT UGM), as an interface of researchers, industrial sector, farmers and government, is really concern about the issue. In this center, the farming system is applying a close loop system and integration among crops, livestock, industries and waste treatment. To encourage a synergy between smart farming system and clean renewable energy for future sustainable agriculture, this year UGM proudly presents Summer Course Program on Smart Integrated Farming For Sustainable Agriculture.

Geological Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Universitas Gadjah Mada proudly presents:

International Summer Field Course in Geosciences: Fire and Water – Volcanism, Groundwater, and Society (14 – 27 July 2019)

BACKGROUND

Volcanic environment gives two elements of natural resources from geological process to human civilization and their social-economy i.e. fertile soils from eruption (Fire element) and groundwater or aquifer (Water element). The dynamic, connectivity and interaction between ‘fire’ and ‘water’ elements need a holistic knowledge to disseminating measures and constructive solutions to the society and policy makers towards possible problems and challenges of their living environment in the near future. To encourage a synergy between geoscience, geoengineering, geo-society, geo-environment and geo-cultural heritage which related to volcanic environment, this year UGM proudly present the International Summer Field Course in Geoscience 2019 entitled “Fire and Water – Volcanism, Groundwater and Society”.

[Scholarship Available]

The Komodo dragon (Varanus Komodoensis) is the world’s largest living lizard which is restricted to only few island in Indonesia, which are part of Komodo National Park (Taman Nasional Komodo). Komodo is an apex predator, with adult lizards killing the largest ungulate prey found on the island that often equal or exceed its own body mass.

In this occasion One Health Collaborating Center UGM would like to invite you to join our 2019 Summer Course Program on Komodo.

This Summer Course is implemented to improve knowledge and skills in zoonotic disease identification with molecular techniques using One Health Approach to improve human health is closely related to animal health, especially wildlife about 75% of human diseases are animal origin. And most of them are from wild life.

Bersama ini kami sampaikan Edaran/Pengumuman Pendaftaran Bantuan Program Transfer Kredit Luar Negeri dari Ditjen Pembelajaran dan Kemahasiswaan, Kementerian Riset, Teknologi, dan Pendidikan Tinggi terkait pembukaan pendaftaran proposal program bantuan dana tersebut. Program ini menawarkan beasiswa penuh bagi mahasiswa untuk jenjang S1 dan S2 yang akan melaksanakan program pertukaran (exchange program) ke mitra luar negeri Universitas asal.

Sehubungan dengan hal tersebut, Direktorat Kemitraan, Alumni dan Urusan Internasional, Subdit. Urusan Internasional membuka penawaran pengajuan proposal dari fakultas untuk disampaikan kepada Ditjen Belmawa. Kami mohon bantuan Bapak/Ibu untuk menginformasikan program beasiswa tersebut  kepada mahasiswa yang akan melakukan exchange program semester Ganjil Tahun Akademik 2019/2020. Diharapkan mahasiswa yang diajukan sudah melalui proses seleksi di Fakultas/Unit terkait, sehingga program transfer kredit/credit recognition sebagai luaran program hibah yang diharapkan oleh Ditjen Belmawa Kemristekdikti dapat berjalan lancar.

DREaM (Disaster Research, Community Empowerment, and Microeconomics)

Universitas Gadjah Mada proudly presents the 11th DREaM International Students Summer Program 2019, organized by the Office of International Affairs (OIA) with the continued support and contribution of students and staff. DREaM 2019 will be held on July 17 – 30, 2019. Students are involved in various activities such as two days of public lectures, followed by three days of internship, one day of the workshop action plan, four days of community service and cultural excursions around Yogyakarta.

Greetings, from EWHA Womans University!

Hosted by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) of Republic of Korea and organized by the
Institute for Development and Human Security (IDHS) of Ewha Womans University, the 2019
Youth Global Essay Competition on “Combat Sexual Violence in Conflict” is an online essay
competition for young people worldwide. Through this competition, we hope to listen to their
creative and innovative solutions to combat sexual violence in conflict and promote women’s

participation in peacebuilding in all aspects of conflict and post-conflict peace processes.
The top 3 winners from the competition will be invited as panelists to the 1st International
Conference on “Action with Women and Peace” to present their research findings and innovative
ideas to help create an inclusive shared vision.

This Course is Hosted by Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM) and Institut Teknologi Bandung (ITB)

Bioceramics has been widely used and plays important roles for several decades in orthopedic, spinal, maxillofacial surgery, drug delivery technology, and vaccine adjuvant as well as cell delivery in regenerative therapies. The clinical success depends on the intensive research to optimize the synthetic bioceramics- based system and understand the biological behavior. Meanwhile nanotechnology has become an approach in health, life sciences, and tissue engineering.

This course is targeted for Undergraduate, Master and PhD students, young researchers and investigators, young scientist and managers from industrial sectors who will apply tissue engineering and bioceramics principles and approaches or use tissue engineering and bioceramics principles as a reference for certain purposes.

[This program is self funded]

Greetings from Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia!

We are pleased to inform you that UKM is now accepting applications of student exchange for 1st Semester, Fall 2019 (September 2019 to January 2020).

For more information, please visit: here

other information sheet: download here

Period

September 2019 to January 202

Programs Offered 

Faculty of Economics and Management

1- Bachelor of Business Administration
2- Bachelor of Economics
3- Bachelor of Accounting
http://www.ukm.my/fep/

Faculty of Engineering and Built Environment
1- Bachelor of Engineering (Civil)
2- Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical and Electronic, Electronic)
3- Bachelor of Engineering (Chemical)
4- Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical)
http://www.ukm.my/jurutera/

Greetings from Kobe University!

Kobe University will hold our ‘Summer Program in Japanese Language and Culture 2019’ as outlined below. We would like to invite you to participate in our program.

For more information, please click here

Program
This course includes lectures on Japanese language and culture, as well as Japanese language classes to strengthen the 4 fundamentals skills of ‘speaking, listening, reading and writing.’ The Japanese language classes (a total of 36 hours equivalent to 1 credit) are aimed at upper Intermediate level students. We also plan extra-curricular activities.