Your Future Starts Here - Study at Udayana University
Ready to experience Bali like no tourist ever could? Udayana University is Bali’s most respected public university, and its Bali International Program on Asian Studies (BIPAS) is unlike anything you’ll find elsewhere. Study alongside students from over 16 countries, immerse yourself in Balinese culture, and build a truly global academic profile, all in one of the world’s most extraordinary places.
ABOUT UDAYANA UNIVERSITY
Key facts about Udayana University
Originally established as a cultural think tank in 1962, Udayana University in Bali has become one of Indonesia’s foremost higher education institutions. Udayana University is the largest and most respected university in Bali and has a total of 13 faculties. Find out more about the university.
Address
Udayana University Kampus Bukit Jimbaran Jl. Kampus Udayana 80361 Bali – Indonesia
University’s contact person
I Made Sena Darmasetyawan (Coordinator of BIPAS program)
UNIVERSITY ACCREDITATION
- Ministry of Education in Indonesia
- Indonesian National Accreditation Board for Higher Education (BAN-PT)
- International Association of Universities (IAU)
- Association of Southeast Asian Institutions of Higher Learning (ASAIHL)
- ASEAN-European University Network (ASEA UNINET)
- Member of The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB)
CREDITS & GRADING
Udayana University credits and grading
Credits are granted in ECTS (European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System) points and can easily be transferred to your degree. Each course is worth 5 ECTS credits, except for the course Indonesian Language (3–6 ECTS, depending on scope). Ask your home university about credit transfer.
Course grading
APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS
Apply to study abroad at Udayana University
DOCUMENTS
Get the required documents (see list below)
APPLICATION
Fill out and submit the online application form together with the required documents
CONFIRMATION
You’ll get a confirmation of your study placement within 1-7 days
- Flexible application: You can apply even if you’re not yet certain of your plans. Cancellation at no extra cost up to 1 month before the semester starts.
- When you apply for two semesters:
/ discount on the second semester - Get access to comprehensive information materials such as an Asia Exchange Guide and an interactive orientation webinar after you apply.
INSTRUCTIONS
- Scan all the required attachments to your computer in PDF format.
- Fill out the online application form below and submit it with the required attachments.
Uploading and submitting the attachments
- Please upload the attachments in PDF format.
- If possible, please submit all the attachments together with the application. If you’re missing some attachment(s) when you first apply, you can later send the missing document(s). We won’t process applications without any attachments whatsoever.
- All attachments must be sent to us by the application deadline at the very latest.
- You can submit all the documents electronically. Please don’t send anything via regular mail.
- There is a late application fee for applications or attachments submitted after the application deadline.
Confirmation, official acceptance letter and visa
You’ll get a confirmation of your study placement within 1 week of submitting your application. You’ll receive the electronic Official Acceptance Letter from Udayana University latest 1 month before the semester starts.
Fees
The application fee invoice will be sent to you soon after the initial acceptance letter. This fee will be due within 10 days of receiving your confirmation. The application fee is non-refundable even if you decide to cancel (see below). You’ll receive the invoice for the tuition fee about 2.5 months before the semester starts.
Cancellation
If you’re unable to participate in the study abroad semester, you have the right to cancel your participation up to 1 month before the semester starts with no extra cost (the application fee will not be refunded, however). Let us know about your cancellation by writing us an email at info[ at]asiaexchange.org. Cancellations done via phone, SMS or by any other means will not be considered. For more detailed information on our cancellation policy, please see the terms and conditions for cancellation. We also reserve the right to cancel your participation if any of your fees becomes overdue. For more information, please see our terms and conditions.
Travel insurance
You are required to have valid accident and health insurance for the whole duration of the program. The university may request a copy of the insurance certificate at the beginning of the semester. See our recommended travel insurance providers.
WHO CAN APPLY
Udayana University: Who can apply
- Minimum age of 18 years
- A high school diploma or similar certificate.
- To follow the instruction, you should have sufficient English skills. No language test is required.
See the additional requirements.
ACCOMODATION
Finding a place to stay in Bali is easier than you might expect. Many students prefer to explore accommodation options in person after arriving, although more affordable places tend to fill up quickly during the autumn semester. To get started, check out Study in Bali, a platform created by a former Asia Exchange student offering a range of accommodation options, including villas, private rooms and guesthouses, as well as practical information about living in Bali. You can also find helpful tips in our Accommodation Guide for Bali and explore options through Bukit Vista.
Program Highlights
Learn more about Indonesia, its culture and economy, and discover the unique Balinese culture
Book additional service packages to make your study adventure comfortable, memorable, and worry-free (find more under fees below)
Explore the famous paradise island of Bali and the neighboring islands in your free time
Get supported throughout the semester by our international on-site team
Explore the World - Semester Abroad at Udayana University
A semester at Udayana University means studying at Bali’s number one university, in a program built for international students who want more than just lectures. BIPAS combines academic courses in business, law, tourism, and environmental management with cultural workshops, temple excursions, and a student community spanning the globe. You’ll come back with recognized credits, real intercultural skills, and memories that last a lifetime.
Semesters
Spring (February – May),
Autumn (Sep – Dec)
Max. Credits
36 ECTS /
21 US credits
Fees
Levels of Study
Bachelor and Master, Gap Year
Program Content
Lectures,
workshops and
excursions
Study Fields
Business, Culture, Environmental Management, Language, Law, Tourism, Social Sciences, Entrepreneurship, Communication, International Relations, Globalisation
Everything You Need to Know - Semester Abroad at Udayana University
Thinking about a semester at Udayana University? From course options and semester dates to fees and application steps, everything you need to plan your BIPAS experience is right here. Scroll through the details below and take the next step towards your semester in Bali.
SEMESTER DATES
| SPRING 2027 | DD.MM.YYYY |
| Semester dates | 08.02.2027 – 28.05.2027 |
| Orientation | 08.02.2027 |
| Application deadline | 08.12.2026 |
| Holiday | TBA |
| AUTUMN 2027* | |
| Semester dates | 06.09.2027 – 22.12.2027 |
| Orientation | 06.09.2027 |
| Application deadline | 20.06.2027 |
| Holiday | TBA |
| SPRING 2028* | |
| Semester dates | 07.02.2028 – 27.05.2028 |
| Orientation | 07.02.2028 |
| Application deadline | 12.12.2026 |
| Holiday | TBA |
| AUTUMN 2028* | |
| Semester dates | 04.09.2028 – 22.12.2028 |
| Orientation | 04.09.2028 |
| Application deadline | 20.06.2027 |
| Holiday | TBA |
YOU MAY APPLY FOR SEMESTERS IN THE UPCOMING YEARS ALREADY.
*) SMALL CHANGES POSSIBLE / DATES ARE STILL TENTATIVE.
COURSES & STUDIES
Udayana University courses and studies
Courses in the BIPAS program
You can pick 3 – 7 courses per semester. The course Indonesian Language is included in this and is mandatory for everyone. You can choose both Bachelor’s and Master’s level courses regardless of whether you are a Bachelor’s or Master’s level student.
Mandatory courses:
- Indonesian Language BIP1015-6EL (6ECTS) (Syllabus) or Indonesian Language BIP1015-3EL (3ECTS) (Syllabus)*
* The Indonesian Language course is offered at two different scopes: 6 ECTS and 3 ECTS. The 6 ECTS course has two classes per week and the 3 ECTS course one class per week.
Bachelor’s level courses
- International Tourism Management BIP1011 (5 ECTS) (Syllabus)
- Comparative Regional Studies in Indonesia BIP1012 (5 ECTS) (Syllabus)
- Economy and Business of South East Asia BIP1013 (5 ECTS) (Syllabus)
- International Business Law BIP1014 (5 ECTS) (Syllabus)
- International Entrepreneurship BIP1017 (5 ECTS) (Syllabus)
- International Business BIP1018 (5 ECTS) (Syllabus)
- Global Marketing BIP1019 (5 ECTS) (Syllabus)
- Cross-Cultural Communication BIP1024 (5 ECTS) (Syllabus)
Master’s level courses
- International Relations and Communication BIP1021 (5 ECTS) (Syllabus)
- Environmental Management and Sustainability BIP1023 (5 ECTS) (Syllabus)
- Managing Entrepreneurship in Emerging Economies BIP1025 (5 ECTS) (Syllabus)
- Globalization and Social Change BIP1026 (5 ECTS) (Syllabus)
- Sociology and Culture in Modern Age BIP1027 (5 ECTS) (Syllabus)
Making your course selections
Course selections are made after the application deadline by submitting an electronic course selection form. The course selections are binding and cannot be changed unless you have failed to enroll in a certain course that your home university requires and you can provide written proof of this requirement. We will send your course selections to Udayana University approximately 1 month after the application deadline. All your course selections are confirmed unless there’s an overlap in course schedules, in which case we will notify you about it. Dropping out of a course is possible until the second week of the semester as long as you still have a minimum of 4 courses left.
Course requirements
You are required to complete all your chosen courses. There is a 75 % obligatory attendance. Failure to adhere to this requirement may lead to failing the course. Indonesian Language course is mandatory and must be acceptably completed.
Workshops and excursions
BIPAS program also includes various cultural workshops and excursions. Workshop topics include traditional Balinese costumes, Palm leaf ornaments, Traditional healing and Balinese cooking. Excursions are organized to Balinese compounds and temples. A few of the workshops and excursions are mandatory and the rest are optional.
Course and semester dates
Semesters last 4 months. The autumn semester runs from September to December and the spring semester from February to May. The semester starts with a traditional Balinese welcome ceremony and orientation days where Asia Exchange is also present. The orientation week is ending with a Semester Kick-Off Party. The teaching and lectures take place on the Jimbaran campus of Udayana University. Some workshops and, e.g., the orientation take place on the Denpasar campus. Lectures and teaching happen from Monday to Wednesday. Workshops usually take place on Wednesdays after lectures or on Thursdays and excursions take place either on Thursdays or Fridays. You can apply all year round. Please apply before the application deadline for the semester of your choice.
eCampus
In addition to the courses mentioned above, you have the chance to attend additional distance learning courses in the fields of Economics, Marketing, Sociology, and Politics. All the courses are taught from a distance and can be joined independently from place and time. This gives you the ultimate flexibility to combine your study abroad experience with various academic courses.
All information about the eCampus can be found here.
You have the chance to opt for distance learning courses during your application process. Please note that each distance learning course is worth 5 ECTS and comes at an additional charge of 199 EUR/ 297 USD.
After completing your eCampus courses, you will receive an academic transcript issued by Undiknas University. Additionally, you will receive a participation certificate for each completed distance learning course.
FEES
Udayana University Tuition fee:
Application fee:
See what’s included in the fees.
You can book additional service packages to make your study abroad journey comfortable, memorable, and worry-free. Check out our study abroad Packages here, including all service benefits like airport pickup, flights, activities, accommodation, and much more!
Many of our students apply for national student funding such as PROMOS, etc.
Please note that Udayana University will not support any funding documents that mention any amount of fees.
Are you from North/South America & Oceania? Find out more about the fees.
Benefits when applying via Asia Exchange
- Confirmation as quickly as within one day
- Access to Asia Exchange Student portal and Student Guides with lots of information about studies, visas, accommodation and other tips
- Orientation days and organized activities/events
- No English proficiency test required
discount when you apply for two semesters.
REQUIRED DOCUMENTS
Udayana University required documents
- Scanned of certificate of the latest attended school (in English) or scanned of academic record from home university or the last attended school (in English)
- Udayana University’s forms.
- Color scan of a valid passport (passport cover + full open information pages). The passport must have at least 18 months validity for a 16-week study program. Please refer to this example here.
- Recent Color Closed up photo should be in jpeg/jpg. Please follow the guidelines below:
– Formal Dress (EXAMPLE)
– In Color (EXAMPLE)
– Taken in front of a plain white or off-white background (EXAMPLE)
– Glasses are not acceptable (EXAMPLE)
– With a neutral facial expression and both eyes open (EXAMPLE)
– Taken in full-face view directly facing the camera (EXAMPLE)
– Different from the one on your passport
Take a Break, Not a Step Back - Gap Year at Udayana University
If you’re figuring out your next move, Bali might just have the answer. Udayana University’s BIPAS program welcomes gap year students who want to spend their time meaningfully – studying subjects that matter, connecting with people from around the world, and experiencing a culture that genuinely changes your perspective. Come to reset. Leave with direction.
Semesters
Spring (February – May),
Autumn (Sep – Dec)
Max. Credits
36 ECTS /
21 US credits
Fees
Levels of Study
Bachelor and Master, Gap Year
Program Content
Lectures,
workshops and
excursions
Study Fields
Business, Culture, Environmental Management, Language, Law, Tourism, Social Sciences, Entrepreneurship, Communication, International Relations, Globalisation
Everything You Need to Know - Gap Year at Udayana University
Taking a gap year at Udayana University is more straightforward than you might think. BIPAS offers flexible course options across a wide range of study fields, with semesters in both spring and autumn. Check out all the details below and start planning your gap year in Bali.
SEMESTER DATES
| SPRING 2027 | DD.MM.YYYY |
| Semester dates | 08.02.2027 – 28.05.2027 |
| Orientation | 08.02.2027 |
| Application deadline | 08.12.2026 |
| Holiday | TBA |
| AUTUMN 2027* | |
| Semester dates | 06.09.2027 – 22.12.2027 |
| Orientation | 06.09.2027 |
| Application deadline | 20.06.2027 |
| Holiday | TBA |
| SPRING 2028* | |
| Semester dates | 07.02.2028 – 27.05.2028 |
| Orientation | 07.02.2028 |
| Application deadline | 12.12.2026 |
| Holiday | TBA |
| AUTUMN 2028* | |
| Semester dates | 04.09.2028 – 22.12.2028 |
| Orientation | 04.09.2028 |
| Application deadline | 20.06.2027 |
| Holiday | TBA |
YOU MAY APPLY FOR SEMESTERS IN THE UPCOMING YEARS ALREADY.
*) SMALL CHANGES POSSIBLE / DATES ARE STILL TENTATIVE.
COURSES & STUDIES
Udayana University courses and studies
Courses in the BIPAS program
You can pick 3 – 7 courses per semester. The course Indonesian Language is included in this and is mandatory for everyone. You can choose both Bachelor’s and Master’s level courses regardless of whether you are a Bachelor’s or Master’s level student.
Mandatory courses:
- Indonesian Language BIP1015-6EL (6ECTS) (Syllabus) or Indonesian Language BIP1015-3EL (3ECTS) (Syllabus)*
* The Indonesian Language course is offered at two different scopes: 6 ECTS and 3 ECTS. The 6 ECTS course has two classes per week and the 3 ECTS course one class per week.
Bachelor’s level courses
- International Tourism Management BIP1011 (5 ECTS) (Syllabus)
- Comparative Regional Studies in Indonesia BIP1012 (5 ECTS) (Syllabus)
- Economy and Business of South East Asia BIP1013 (5 ECTS) (Syllabus)
- International Business Law BIP1014 (5 ECTS) (Syllabus)
- International Entrepreneurship BIP1017 (5 ECTS) (Syllabus)
- International Business BIP1018 (5 ECTS) (Syllabus)
- Global Marketing BIP1019 (5 ECTS) (Syllabus)
- Cross-Cultural Communication BIP1024 (5 ECTS) (Syllabus)
Master’s level courses
- International Relations and Communication BIP1021 (5 ECTS) (Syllabus)
- Environmental Management and Sustainability BIP1023 (5 ECTS) (Syllabus)
- Managing Entrepreneurship in Emerging Economies BIP1025 (5 ECTS) (Syllabus)
- Globalization and Social Change BIP1026 (5 ECTS) (Syllabus)
- Sociology and Culture in Modern Age BIP1027 (5 ECTS) (Syllabus)
Making your course selections
Course selections are made after the application deadline by submitting an electronic course selection form. The course selections are binding and cannot be changed unless you have failed to enroll in a certain course that your home university requires and you can provide written proof of this requirement. We will send your course selections to Udayana University approximately 1 month after the application deadline. All your course selections are confirmed unless there’s an overlap in course schedules, in which case we will notify you about it. Dropping out of a course is possible until the second week of the semester as long as you still have a minimum of 4 courses left.
Course requirements
You are required to complete all your chosen courses. There is a 75 % obligatory attendance. Failure to adhere to this requirement may lead to failing the course. Indonesian Language course is mandatory and must be acceptably completed.
Workshops and excursions
BIPAS program also includes various cultural workshops and excursions. Workshop topics include traditional Balinese costumes, Palm leaf ornaments, Traditional healing and Balinese cooking. Excursions are organized to Balinese compounds and temples. A few of the workshops and excursions are mandatory and the rest are optional.
Course and semester dates
Semesters last 4 months. The autumn semester runs from September to December and the spring semester from February to May. The semester starts with a traditional Balinese welcome ceremony and orientation days where Asia Exchange is also present. The orientation week is ending with a Semester Kick-Off Party. The teaching and lectures take place on the Jimbaran campus of Udayana University. Some workshops and, e.g., the orientation take place on the Denpasar campus. Lectures and teaching happen from Monday to Wednesday. Workshops usually take place on Wednesdays after lectures or on Thursdays and excursions take place either on Thursdays or Fridays. You can apply all year round. Please apply before the application deadline for the semester of your choice.
eCampus
In addition to the courses mentioned above, you have the chance to attend additional distance learning courses in the fields of Economics, Marketing, Sociology, and Politics. All the courses are taught from a distance and can be joined independently from place and time. This gives you the ultimate flexibility to combine your study abroad experience with various academic courses.
All information about the eCampus can be found here.
You have the chance to opt for distance learning courses during your application process. Please note that each distance learning course is worth 5 ECTS and comes at an additional charge of 199 EUR/ 297 USD.
After completing your eCampus courses, you will receive an academic transcript issued by Undiknas University. Additionally, you will receive a participation certificate for each completed distance learning course.
FEES
Udayana University Tuition fee:
Application fee:
See what’s included in the fees.
You can book additional service packages to make your study abroad journey comfortable, memorable, and worry-free. Check out our Service Packages here, including all service benefits like airport pickup, flights, activities, accommodation, and much more!
Many of our students apply for national student funding such as PROMOS, etc.
Please note that Udayana University will not support any funding documents that mention any amount of fees.
Are you from North/South America & Oceania? Find out more about the fees.
Benefits when applying via Asia Exchange
- Confirmation as quickly as within one day
- Access to Asia Exchange Student portal and Student Guides with lots of information about studies, visas, accommodation and other tips
- Orientation days and organized activities/events
- No English proficiency test required
discount when you apply for two semesters.
REQUIRED DOCUMENTS
Udayana University required documents
- Scanned of certificate of the latest attended school (in English) or scanned of academic record from home university or the last attended school (in English)
- Udayana University’s forms.
- Color scan of a valid passport (passport cover, ID page), has 18 months validity for a 16-week study.
- Recent Color Closed up photo should be in jpeg/jpg. Please follow the guidelines below:
– Formal Dress (EXAMPLE)
– In Color (EXAMPLE)
– Taken in front of a plain white or off-white background (EXAMPLE)
– Glasses are not acceptable (EXAMPLE)
– With a neutral facial expression and both eyes open (EXAMPLE)
– Taken in full-face view directly facing the camera (EXAMPLE)
– Different from the one on your passport
Semesters
Spring (February – May),
Autumn (Sep – Dec)
Max. Credits
36 ECTS /
21 US credits
Fees
Levels of Study
Bachelor and Master, Gap Year
Program Content
Lectures,
workshops and
excursions
Study Fields
Business, Culture, Environmental Management, Language, Law, Tourism, Social Sciences, Entrepreneurship, Communication, International Relations, Globalisation
SEMESTER DATES
COURSES & STUDIES
FEES
REQUIRED DOCUMENTS
Semesters
Max. Credits
Fees
Levels of Study
Bachelor and Master, Gap Year
Program Content
Lectures,
workshops and
excursions
Study Fields
SEMESTER DATES
COURSES & STUDIES
FEES
REQUIRED DOCUMENTS
Semesters
Max. Credits
Fees
Levels of Study
Bachelor and Master, Gap Year
Program Content
Lectures,
workshops and
excursions
Study Fields
SEMESTER DATES
COURSES & STUDIES
FEES
REQUIRED DOCUMENTS
Frequently asked questions
STUDIES & SCHEDULES
Q: Can I take Master’s level courses even if I’m a Bachelor’s level student?
A: Yes, you can. Bachelor-level students can choose Master level courses and vice versa. Please confirm with your home institution which courses are accepted for credit transfer.
Q: Are there mandatory courses?
A: Yes, an Indonesian Language course is mandatory for all students attending BIPAS Program. You can choose it in a scope of 3 ECTS or 6 ECTS. In the 3 ECTS course, you will have one lecture per week and in the 6 ECTS course, you will have 2 lectures per week.
Q: When are my course selections confirmed?
A: We will send your course selections to Udayana University approximately 1 month after the application deadline. Unless you’re notified that there is overlapping with your course selections, all your course selections are confirmed.
Q: Can I drop out of a course or add a course after making the course selections?
A: Dropping out of a course is still possible until the second week of the semester as long as you still have a minimum of 3 courses left. If you wish to add a course, you are required to send proof from your home university that they require an additional course to bipas.bali@gmail.com. The maximum number of courses you can choose is 7.
Q: How does the weekly schedule look like?
A: In general, you will have contact lectures from Monday to Wednesday. The teaching staff may be unable to show up for lectures for some reason from time to time. In this case, the lecture will be moved to another day or you will receive a replacement assignment. Thursdays are reserved for independent work on case studies or other assignments, no attendance on campus is required. There will be one mandatory workshop and excursion for all students and one for Comparative Regional Studies in Indonesia. These will most likely take place on a Thursday or Friday.
Q: What is the required minimum attendance?
A: You must attend a minimum of 75 % of lectures and all mandatory workshops/excursions. You must also pass the mid-term and final exams to receive your grades. In case of sickness, you can discuss with the program staff regarding the excused absence.
Q: When do the exams take place?
A: All exams will take place inside the official semester dates. Mid-term exams usually take place the week before the mid-term holiday and final exams the last week of the semester. The exams are usually scheduled for the same weekdays and times as your normal classes.
Q: What kind of costs are there regarding study materials?
A: There are no book fees at BIPAS Program. Most of the study materials will be uploaded to a student folder in Dropbox. Some assignments must be submitted as printed documents. There are printing shops outside the campus and printing is extremely cheap in Bali.
EVERYDAY CONDUCT
Dresscode: You should always cover your shoulders, belly, knees and toes when on campus. Please bring enough proper, lightweight clothes with you from home as it can be difficult to find especially bigger clothes or shoes in Bali.
VISA & TRAVEL
Q: What is the correct type of visa for studying at Udayana University?
A: An Index E30 Visa. Please see the visa guidelines here.
Q: When can I apply for my visa?
A: As soon as you receive the official acceptance letter from Udayana University. We will send this to you latest 1 month before the semester starts. You cannot apply for your visa with the initial acceptance letter from Asia Exchange.
Q: Can I travel inside Indonesia during the semester even if my passport is at immigration for an extension?
A: Former students have traveled with a scanned copy of their passport’s ID page and student card from Udayana University. You can find general information about Indonesian student visas here.
ACCOMODATION
Q: How can I find suitable accommodation options? Read our accommodation guide for Bali here. We recommend starting with Study in Bali, a platform offering student-friendly accommodation options such as villas, private rooms, and guesthouses, along with practical information about living in Bali. Also, many of our former students have used and trusted the services of www.bukitvista.com
Q: Should I book accommodation in advance or after arriving in Bali?
A: It is completely up to you. Many of the cheapest places get booked in advance during the autumn, but most students still prefer checking the accommodation options in person after arrival.
TRANSPORT
Q: Do I need an International Driver’s License for driving a scooter in Bali?
A: Yes, you do. If you don’t yet have one, please order it from your national car union’s website. Bear in mind that driving a scooter in Bali requires a motorbike license. Without one, you might have problems with your insurance company in case of an accident.
HEALTH & SAFETY
Q: Which vaccinations do I need to take?
A: We recommend MMR, Tetanus-diphtheria and hepatitis A and B. You can ask your doctor for possible other recommendations if you wish to travel to more rural areas. Bali is not a malaria-endemic zone, so most likely, you will not need to purchase anti-malaria medication.
Q: Can I bring prescription medicines to Bali?
A: That shouldn’t be a problem if you bring the doctor’s prescription with the medicine. Some medicines can be very hard or impossible to find in Bali, even though there are plenty of pharmacies in the more touristy areas of Bali.
Q: How are the hospitals in Bali?
A: There are many international standard hospitals in Bali, for example, BIMC, Siloam and Kasih Ibu. Please ask your insurance company for their partner hospital in Bali, as most insurances have one they prefer. With minor worries, you can usually visit the smaller clinics that can be found everywhere.
Q: Do I need to have travel insurance?
A: You are required to have a valid accident and health insurance for the whole duration of the study abroad program. The university may request a copy of the insurance certificate at the beginning of the semester. Additional information and recommended insurance packages.
COSTS
Q: What kind of costs should I be prepared for? In addition to Udayana University tuition fees, you should be prepared to pay for the student visa, flights, accommodation and other living costs. There are no book fees in the BIPAS Program, as most of the study materials will be uploaded to a student folder in Dropbox. The cost of living is relatively low in Bali. The actual costs depend on your individual lifestyle. Find a list of general living costs here. Read more about budgeting your study abroad semester.
DOCUMENTS
Q: I need to have my learning agreement/certificate of enrollment signed. What should I do?
A: Please fill out the document and send it to info@asiaexchange.org and we will forward it to Udayana University for signing.
Q: When will I receive my Official Acceptance Letter? The electronic official acceptance letter will be sent to you by email the latest 1 month before the semester starts.
Q: When will I receive my Transcript of Records?
A: The university prepares and sends the transcripts of records usually within 2-3 months after the end of the semester
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