Please be informed that International Office Undip will be closed on July 04-08, 2016 due to the national holiday for celebrating Eid-Ul Fitr. We will be back in the office as soon as we return on July 11, 2016.
Happy holiday and wishing you and your loved ones a blessed Eid.
Ristekdikti provides opportunities for international office to conduct program for internationalisation of higher education. This activity will be entirely funded by a grant program called Institutional Strengthening of the International Office Affairs (PKKUI).
The purpose of this activity is enhancing the institutional function of the Office of International Affairs, improving the quality, quantity, continuity international cooperation pioneered by university in Indonesia with university in abroad.
Undip has been chosen as a leader among international office in Jawa Tengah, Yogyakarta, and Kalimantan. Based on the requirement for proposal submission, Undip International Office offers the opportunity to all international office in Jawa Tengah, Yogyakarta, and Kalimantan to held the join activities.
Please submit your programs through submit button below and this special offer will be closed on May 30, 2016.
Semarang, io.undip.ac.id. International Office of Sekolah Tinggi Informatika & Komputer Indonesia (STIKI) Malang invite Undip students to join international program “The Korean – Indonesian Design Thinking Camp” will be conducted in South Korea from 22 – 27 September 2016, with cooperation from STIKI Malang – Sun Moon University – Seamolec – Aptikom. Details and schedule attached in the link below.
Due to limited participant, please register yourself by fill the registration form below no longer than 1 June 2016.
Find the details information and schedule here. Download the registration form here. More information please contact zusanacr@stiki.ac.id, siska@stiki.ac.id, or rosye@stiki.ac.id
Semarang, io.undip.ac.id, International Office of Diponegoro University held a batik class for Darmasiswa Students. International Students were enthusiastic in studying how to make Batik. They show their creativity in making Batik. Some students drew wayang (Javanese puppets) for their own Batik. Wiem Gassoumi from Tunisia and Remi Kondo from Japan drew Petruk and Bagong for her Batik and Santiago, a student from Colombia drew Semar for his Batik. Meanwhile, Yen Trinh from Vietnam and Hana from Thailand drew the symbol of their country and the symbol of Indonesia in their Batik. It shows that International students are really interested in studying about Indonesian traditional culture. by doing this activity, we hope that we can promote our traditional culture to International students.
Best Semester Abroad is a once in a lifestyle opportunity to study abroad and gain invaluable international study and life experience. So, don’t miss out on your chance because Queensland Government is now looking for 20 students from 10 participating countries to win 5 months best semester abroad in Queensland!
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The Indonesian government realizes that higher education could compose a more constructive role in helping such a country to achieve a long-term socio-economic goal as it has a clear and practical impact on society. We are convinced that it can promote responsible citizens, ethical behavior, educational ambition, professional development in a broad range of fields, and even cross border engagement. And as part of our commitment to help our international society surviving the global social and economic challenges, sharing our experience and resources in nurturing highly skilled and educated society has become our primary approach to contribute in the human resources development in our neighboring developing countries. The developing countries certainly need leaders, well-mannered society, educated citizens, and skilled workers for their industry, government, and academia. In this respect, the KNB scholarship offered by the Indonesian government provides the opportunity for potential students in developing countries to develop their knowledge and competencies that will subsequently enhance their chances to fulfill those roles back in their home countries. The KNB scholarship opens the opportunity to experience life in the culturally most diverse nation in the world while studying and earning a master degree.
The scholarship is offered to potential students from developing countries to earn their Master Degree at one of 15 prominent universities in Indonesia. Officially launched in 2006 by the Directorate General of Higher Education of the Republic of Indonesia, this program has been attracting a significant number of applicants, as by 2015, 896 students from 64 countries had been awarded this scholarship. As for the academic year of 2016/2017, Diponegoro University is given the first experience to be involved as one of the 15 prominent universities in Indonesia to accept new master students for KNB scholarships. Although its the first time, there has been 116 applicants who choose Diponegoro University as their first choice.
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