SUMMER SCHOOL IN BALI

The summer school program consists of two 2-week modules. You can apply for either of the 2-week modules or the full 4-week program. The courses with a B in the course code are Bachelor level and the courses with an M in the course code are Master level. You can choose up to two (2) courses if you apply for the 2-week program (only from one of the modules) or up to four (4) courses from both modules if you apply for the 4-week program.

Module 1 (July 12th – July 25th)

• Indonesian Language and Culture WISE41B01 (Syllabus)
• Tourism Development in ASEAN WISE41B02 (Syllabus)

Module 2 (July 26th – August 8th)

• International Business and Marketing WISE33B03 (Syllabus)
• Entrepreneurship and Business Management WISE33M01 (Syllabus)

Each course has four lectures per week and consists of 7 lectures in total and a final exam. The modules also include workshops/excursions. The lectures, workshops and excursions take place from Monday to Thursday. This gives you a long weekend for traveling and exploring Bali.

Attendance policy

You are required to complete all the courses you select. There is a 75 % attendance policy in the courses. This includes the workshops and excursions, which are mandatory.

Credit credits are granted in ECTS (European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System) points and US credits. Each of the courses is worth 3 ECTS / ca. 2 US credits. Therefore, you’ll get to earn up to 6 ECTS or 3,5 US credits (2-week program) or 12 ECTS or 7 US credits (4-week program) during your studies in Bali. Find out more under study credits.

The Warmadewa International Summer Exchange program fee is . See what’s included in the fees.

Many of our students apply for national student funding such as PROMOS, BAföG, or CSN.

To apply, you need to have at least

• a minimum age of 18 years
• a high school diploma or similar certificate or proof that you are currently a high school student
• sufficient English skills. You’re not required to take an official language test, however.

See the additional requirements.

• An official transcript of records of all your semesters or, if you are not currently enrolled at an institution of higher education, a copy of your high school diploma (or similar document). If you are currently a high school student, you must submit proof of it. Click the link above for an example transcript of records. The format may vary from university to university.
• A copy of the identification page of your passport. Please note that your passport must be valid for at least 6 months after leaving Indonesia. If your passport expires earlier, please apply for a new passport early.
• Signature Page (See an example of a filled out signature page)

 Apply to the Summer School Program in Bali

• Flexible application: You can apply even if you’re not yet certain of your plans. Cancel at no extra cost up to 1 month before the program starts.
• Get access to comprehensive information materials such as an Asia Exchange Guide after you apply.

INSTRUCTIONS

Universitas Warmadewa, abbreviated as UNWAR, is a private university that was founded on 17 July 1984. It is ranked among the best universities in Indonesia. The university has 7 faculties and 19 study programs. Its name was proposed by the Governor of Bali, Ida Bagus Mantra, to honor a former king of Bali, Sri Kesari Warmadewa. The big and modern campus area and its several faculties accommodate students from all around the world. Learn more about Warmadewa University.

Address

Warmadewa University Jalan Terompong No 24 Denpasar 80235 Bali Indonesia

On-campus facilities include tennis courts, a basketball court and a language library. You are more than welcome to participate in different activities such as drama, dance and sports clubs. During the semester, you can teach English and play with children at the children’s home, Seeds of Hope. Exchange students are encouraged to participate in activities with local students, such as jogging events. Students also like to form their own football, tennis and beach volley clubs.

CO2 OFFSETTING

Unfortunately, traveling by plane to study abroad increases the carbon footprint of each student. Over the past years, it has become more apparent than ever: we face a climate crisis and air transport is responsible for up to 10% of humankind’s contribution to global warming. But should students stop pursuing their dreams of studying abroad and sacrifice their future goals? We don’t think so!

We see it as our responsibility to preserve our environment, live a sustainable life, and minimize the carbon footprint of each of our students. Consequently, Asia Exchange has chosen to work with Atmosfair, a non-profit organization that actively contributes to CO₂ mitigation and offers Co2 offsetting. You can now easily donate a free amount of money to Atmosfair’s projects dedicated to offsetting Co2 emissions. During the application process for your study abroad program, you have the opportunity to donate and mitigate your flight emissions.

Simultaneously, Asia Exchange will support your efforts to reduce their carbon footprint when studying abroad by doubling your donations and contributing equally. Let’s make this world a better place!

Click here to find out more about offsetting your flight emissions