Apply to the winter school in Bali and get the most out of your winter by studying on the world-famous holiday island of Bali! Earn up to 12 ECTS or 7 US credits in just a few weeks, discover the captivating culture and landscapes of Bali, and enjoy the endless activities the island has to offer. Apply easily and get accepted as quickly as in a day.
TIME & DURATION
July to August (2 or 4 weeks)
Max. Credits
12 ECTS /
7,2 US credits
Program Content
Lectures,
workshops and
excursions
Levels of Study
Bachelor and Gap year
Fees
Study Fields
Indonesian language and culture, tourism, business and entrepreneurship
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Familiarize yourself with Indonesia’s society and culture, its modern challenges and intriguing past
Earn plenty of ECTS points in a few weeks
Meet people from all over the world and build an international network
Improve your English, learn the basics of Bahasa Indonesia and develop your intercultural communication skills
Explore the famous paradise island Bali and the neighboring islands in your free time
Get supported throughout the semester by our dedicated on-site team
Warmadewa International Summer Exchange introduces you to Indonesian language, culture, tourism and business. You won’t be just sitting in the classroom either, but will also get to take part in interesting excursions and workshops. You’ll also have plenty of time to discover and enjoy the many free-time activities that Bali offers.
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)
Module 2 (July 26th – August 8th)
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.
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
Many of our students apply for national student funding such as PROMOS, BAföG, or CSN.
Are you from North/South America & Oceania? Find out more about the fees.
See the additional requirements.
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 one week, at best as quickly as in one day.
You’ll get a confirmation of your study placement in 1-7 days, starting from when your application is complete with all the required documents. You’ll receive the official acceptance letter approximately 1 month before the program starts.
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.
If you’re unable to participate in the program, you have the right to cancel your participation until the due date for the tuition fee payment and receive a full refund (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 notified 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.
You are required to have valid accident and health insurance from your home country for the whole duration of the program. The university may request a copy of the insurance certificate at the beginning of the program. See our recommended travel insurance providers.
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.
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.
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
Q: What is the maximum number of courses I can take/ ECTS I can earn during the 2-week program? How about the 4-week program?
A: You can take up to two courses and earn a maximum of 6 ECTS during the 2-week program and up to four courses and earn a maximum of 12 ECTS during the 4-week program.
Q: What does the weekly schedule look like?
A: You’ll have lectures Monday to Wednesday and mandatory workshops/excursions on Thursday mornings.
Q: When do the exams take place? A: The exams take place on the 2nd and 4th week of the program, on Thursdays.
Q: What’s the dress code at Warmadewa University?
A: You must cover your shoulders, belly, knees and toes whenever on campus. Please bring suitable enough lightweight clothes from home.
Q: Do I need a visa to study at WISE?
A: If you stay in Indonesia for a maximum of 30 days, you can enter the country without a visa. If you wish to stay longer, you can purchase a 30-day Visa on Arrival at the airport in Bali and extend it for another 30 days with the help of the university-appointed visa agent.
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.
Q: What is the most convenient way to get to the campus?
A: You can either rent a scooter and drive to the campus or you can book a motorbike/regular taxi through Go-Jek or Grab app. Taxis are very affordable in Bali.
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 local 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.
Q: What kind of costs should I be prepared for?
A: In addition to tuition fees, you should be prepared to pay for the visa if needed, flights, accommodation and other living costs. There are no book fees in the Warmadewa International Summer Exchange, as most of the study materials will be uploaded to a student folder in Google Drive. 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.
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