2020 Virtual Exchange Program Asia University

2020 Virtual Exchange Program Asia University


semarang, io.undip.ac.id – Taiwan is now one of the most popular education destinations in Asia. Although Taiwan produces some of the most accomplished students in the world, its educational system is not without shortcomings. Education in Taiwan continues to be a subject of discourse; these nine facts can help you better understand the situation.

  1. Tensions over statehood manifest at every level of education in Taiwan. Because Taiwan is officially known as the Republic of China, the central educational authority in Taiwan is the Ministry of Education of the Republic of China.
  2. The education system is run by the Ministry of Education in Taiwan. It consists of basic elementary education, junior high school, and senior secondary education.
  3. The official language of instruction is Mandarin Chinese.
  4. The literacy rate among Taiwanese people age 15 and above was 98.5 percent as of 2014.
  5. Compared to the rest of the world, students who graduate from the educational system in Taiwan achieve some of the highest scores on an international level. Comparatively, these students excel in mathematics and science. However, it has been proposed that there is too far great a focus on memorization in the educational system and a lack of creative instruction.
  6. Taiwan has a testing-oriented education system, which also poses several issues. Standardized test results have recently demonstrated the shortcomings of this system. In 2006, only 4.7 percent of Taiwan students were reading at the highest level, according to the Program for International Student Assessment. The studies suggest that students are without the ability to read or think critically.
  7. In 2014, the Ministry of Education implemented reforms that included adding three years of compulsory education in secondary schools. This was in response to the aforementioned criticisms of the previous system.
  8. The reforms included “exam-free” pathways to secondary schools, a less restrictive curriculum, subsidies for students from disadvantaged homes and making arts education available to all students, among others.
  9. Population decline poses a real threat to Taiwan’s higher education sector. By 2023, the number of predicted student enrollments in higher education is projected to drop by a third. This will also have implications for the higher education sector of Taiwan in the globalized education market.

Do you get interested to start study in Taiwan? This year, Asia University in Taiwan offers a great opportunity for Undip’s students to participate in the 2020 Virtual Exchange Program. All students are welcome and free to choose courses in five colleges. Here is the detail

DOWNLOAD GUIDE BOOK

Before you apply, please get your nomination letter here [CLICK HERE]

Source: https://borgenproject.org/, http://ciae.asia.edu.tw/

 

writer: AR87

 

 

Diponegoro International Exchange in Medicine

Diponegoro International Exchange in Medicine


An international student exchange program hosted by Faculty of Medicine Universitas Diponegoro for medical students. This program emphasizes interdisciplinary studies, crossing over a variety of subjects primarily related to the Faculty of Medicine, Universitas Diponegoro. Enjoyable academic courses, extra-curricular activities, and excursion opportunities will be offered throughout the term so that the students could have an intense yet overwhelmingly satisfying academic and cultural experience. For further details please download our program here:Diponegoro International Exchange in Medicine_Information Sheet 2020

OUR GOALS
  • Promoting international exchange among medical students around the world 25% 25%
  • Facilitate international students to pursue academic experiences while enjoying tropical areas and culture of Indonesia, especially Central Java 25% 25%
  • Enhance collaboration with prestigious institutions around the world 25% 25%
  • Provide Universitas Diponegoro’s students the experience of international communication through interaction with overseas medical students 25% 25%
TOPICS SELECTION

(Applicants may choose 1 topic, which consist of 1-2 Department for each topic)

Trauma and Surgery/Neurosurgery

Trauma Cases, accidents and injuries are common in developing countries in Trauma and Surgery Department, you will see many cases that maybe you never have seen before.

  • Department of Surgery
  • Department of Neurosurgery

.

Infectious Disease

You may see tropical infection cases which you never saw in your own country, both in hospital and community setting.

  • Department of Internal Medicine
  • Department of Pediatrics

Maternal and Child Health

This topic will consist of rotation in Obsgin and Pediatric Departemen. You will learn the pregnancy monitoring, involve in assisting a delivery, as well as monitoring child health and development, both in hospital and community setting.

  • Department of Pediatrics
  • Department of Obstetric and Gynecology

Public Health Medicine

Visiting Community will be your newest experience, solving health problems based on the Holistic Approach will open your mind to treat patients based on their habit, community, custom, etc.

  • Department of Public Health
APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS
  1. Student Exchange Application Form
  2. Motivation Letter
  3. TOEFL Certificate
  4. Recommendation letter from home university/Professor
  5. Medical statement and Proof of Immunization
  6. Health and Liability Insurance
  7. Scan of passport
  8. Academic Transcript
  9. Formal Photo
  10. Visit Visa 211 (will proceed later when the application is accepted) no tourist visa allowed.
Application Deadline

1st Term: May to June 2021

Deadline of application November 2020

2nd Term: July to August 2021

Deadline of application January 2021

Submit your application to

int.office@fk.undip.ac.id

[Call for Participant] Study Abroad at the University of the Ryukyus – Short-Term Exchange Program (Spring 2020)

[Call for Participant] Study Abroad at the University of the Ryukyus – Short-Term Exchange Program (Spring 2020)

Semarang, io.undip.semarang : Good news! International Office (IO) of Diponegoro University is pleased to announce to all students in Diponegoro University that applications are now opened for Short-Term Exchange Program (Spring 2020) at the University of the Ryukyus, Japan.

University of the Ryukyus will launch a new student exchange program from Spring 2020 to provide students more fruitful and fulfilling experience. This new program is “RISE Program (Ryukyus International Student Exchange Program)”. Ryukyus International Student Exchange (RISE) Program is an arrangement made between the University and other affiliated Universities that enables students to come to the University to conduct research and take classes related to the students’ majors. This program provides students with a deeper understanding of both Okinawan and Japanese cultures and customs. It also gives students the opportunity to return to Japan in the future to pursue graduate studies or research.

Courses Offered
(1) Japan-Okinawa Studies Course
(2) Glocal Leadership Course
(3) Japanese Language Teacher Training Course
(4) Major Studies Course

Application Documents :
(1) Application Form( Form 1, Form 2-5, Certificate of Eligibility*
*Please submit this CoE form in Excel format.
(2) Recommendation Letter
(3) Academic transcript from the applicant’s home University
(4) Certificate of Enrollment from the applicant’s home University
(5) Color photograph (showing clearly the applicant’s head and shoulders, 3cm x 4cm against a plain white, gray or blue background)
(6) Color copy of applicant’s passport (page with personal details)
(7) The student must either be enrolled as a full-time undergraduate student who has completed his/her first year of study at his/her home Institution or be matriculated as a graduate student.
(8) Junior college students who apply must be in their final year of study.
(9) The students must be proficient in Japanese at the level required by each given Admission and Period of Stay course.

Kindly access the links below for this exchange program brochures.

https://ges.skr.u-ryukyu.ac.jp/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/WEB_RISE_Application-Guideline_2020-2021.pdf

To apply this program, Diponegoro University’s students have to submit all documents in electronic format to our e-mail: io@live.undip.ac.id with subject the University of the Ryukyus (Rise Program)_Student Name

Application Deadline: October, 18 2019

[CALL for PARTICIPANTS] Kangwon National University Spring Fall Program

[CALL for PARTICIPANTS] Kangwon National University Spring Fall Program


Good News For Diponegoro University Students!

The Kangwon National University is glad to announce their International spring fall Program 2019.

Required documents

  • Application form( form provided)
  • A copy of proof of enrollment
  • A copy of transcript
  • A recommendation letter from the supervisor of the study field or OIA office
  • A color copy of Passport
  • A letter of self-introduction and study plan(form provided)
  • Certificate of English proficiency test (holders only)
  • Certificate of TOPIK test (holders only) (No need to send the original but scanned copy only by email

Application deadline is May 10, 2019

If you need more information regarding this program, please refer to detailed booklet below

[KNU Exchange Program] Application Guide

For further information, please contact
International Office of Diponegoro University
Widya Puraya 1st floor Tembalang
(024) 7465402
or you can reach us on io@live.undip.ac.id

 

[CALL for PARTICIPANTS] CHUNG-ANG UNIVERSITY INTERNATIONAL WINTER PROGRAM


Good News For Diponegoro University Students!

The Chung-Ang University of South Korea is glad to announce their International Winter Program 2019. This winter program intended to introduce participants to broad Korean culture through its language, economy to K-Pop culture. Besides class, participants will also experience various cultural activities such as 2 day Ski Trip to visit the DMZ (Demilitarized Zone). Here are several qualifications that students need to pay attention to:

A. QUALIFICATIONS

  1. All students must be currently enrolled at a college or university level institution
  2. English proficiency for non-native speakers (Any kind of English test score is not required)
  3. Complete application form (www.cauwinter.com)
  4. One Passport-Size photo
  5. Copy of passport
  6. Official transcript from home university
  7. Certificate of enrollment
  8. Official letter of nomination or recommendation from home university
  9. TB test (Tuberculosis test) results – the digital copy should be sent to cauwinter@cau.ac.kr

B.APPLICATIONS PROCESS

  1. Complete online application
  2. Receive confirmation email and invoice
  3. Make a payment
  4. Receive a letter of Admission

C.FEES

SUBJECT

PARTNER UNIVERSITY

KRW

USD

Administration Fee

Waived

Waived

Tuition

1.100.000

1.100

Dormitory (16 nights 17 days)

224.000

230

Airport Pickup

Waived

Waived

Total 1.324.000

1.330

 

Thus, for students who interested should apply from 15 October 2018 to 10 December 2018.

 

For further information, please contact
International Office of Diponegoro University
Widya Puraya 1st floor Tembalang
(024) 7465402
or you can reach us on io@live.undip.ac.id

[CALL for PARTICIPANTS] Winter Schools 2019 at ETU “LETI” in St. Petersburg


It is a great pleasure to inform all of Diponegoro University’s students about upcoming Winter Schools at The First Electrotechnical University (ETU) taking place in Saint Petersburg in January and February 2019.

ETU «LETI» consistently is one of the national leaders of the demand rating for engineering schools. Electrotechnical University International Winter schools offers all of you a unique opportunity to gain professional skills in highly qualified academic environment and to enjoy the magnificent beauty of St. Petersburg. There are several different Winter Schools, taught in Russian or English – choose the one you prefer below!

International Winter Schools in English (Six Schools lasting 21.01.2019-03.02.2019)

  • Automation & Mechatronics;
  • Industrial Software Engineering for Robotics and the Internet of Things;
  • Biomedical Engineering;
  • Renewable energy;
  • Laser & Optical Measurements;
  • Intercultural Communication in Business;
  • History of Russian Revolution in Saint Petersburg 1900-1917.

Winter School on Automation & Mechatronics
Program includes:
1. Introduction to PLC and Industrial Communications;
2. Introduction to Mobile Robotics;
3. Introduction to Modern Computer Vision Techniques;
4. Student Research Proposal Competition.

Winter School on Industrial Software Engineering for Robotics and the Internet of Things
Program Includes:
1. Introduction to Embedded Programming for Microcontrollers;
2. Introduction to Embedded Linux Programming;
3. Introduction to Robot Operating System.

Winter School on Biomedical Engineering
Program includes:
1. Computer Analysis of Biomedical Signals
2. Electronics and beam robots in BME
3. Using of modern technologies in Rehabilitation and Prosthetics
4. The secrets of successful science and innovation projects in BME

Winter School on Renewable Energy
Program includes:
1. Introduction to Renewable Energy Sources;
2. Introduction to Photovoltaics: Physics, Technology, Metrology;
3. Solar Power Plants: Design, Equipment and Automation.

Winter School on Laser and Optical Measurements
Program includes:
1. Introduction to Optical Measurements, Interferometry and Optical Sensing;
2. Introduction to Linear and Angular Interferometric Measurement Systems;
3. Introduction to Laser and Optical Gyroscopy.

Winter School on Intercultural Communication in Business
Program includes:
1. Cultural Peculiarities in Business Based on “Cultural Web”;
2. International Tourism: Cultures and Behavior. The Case of St. Petersburg / The Case of Russia;
3. Different Styles, Different Cultures in Business: How to Succeed?;
4. Spiral Dynamic in Business Communications.

Winter School on History of the Russian Revolution in St. Petersburg: 1900 – 1917
Program includes:
1. Crisis of the Russian Empire and the Revolution of 1905-1907;
2. Russia in World War I: 1914-1917;
3. The Russian Revolution of 1917: from Capitalism to Socialism;
4. St. Petersburg and Masterpieces of Russian Culture.

Winter School of Russian Language
You are invited to take a two-week intensive course in Russian at ETU «LETI»!
There will be weekly excursions in St. Petersburg and its suburbs. You will be able to visit main museums, palaces and park ensembles and take walks in one of the most beautiful cities in the world.

Two programs:
1. Russian language and cultural heritage of Russia – 36 academic hours
2. Gems of Russian culture in Russian language – 72 academic hours

Benefits:
• Unique combination of obtaining professional knowledge and immersion in Russian life, culture and history through excursions, etc;
• Classes are held at ETU “LETI”, in classrooms and laboratories, as well as outside audiences: excursions around St. Petersburg and the suburbs, visits to museums and cultural sites are included in the program;
• Certificate of Winter School participant will be issued by the end of the program.

Tuition fee: 25000 RUR (about 360-380 USD or 320-330 Euro), includes training, excursion program, study materials, migration support;
Accommodation fee: 5000 RUR approximately (about 75 USD or 65 EUR)

*Please download the brochure here

For further information, please contact
International Office of Diponegoro University
Widya Puraya 1st floor Tembalang
(024) 7465402
or you can reach us on io@live.undip.ac.id