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By Lara Whitehouse (Semester 42/February 2016) Charles Darwin University Yogyakarta is truly a city that never sleeps. A city that, if one allows it, can render the humble student wide-eyed and gaping at the opportunities, experiences and fun that they are bound to come across during a semester exchange. Yogya [...]
About AUSTREX Australian Rural Exports Pty Ltd (AUSTREX) is a leading and responsible supplier of quality livestock, genetics and livestock management solutions to all major markets around the world. Since 1973, AUSTREX has established a reputation for integrity, quality and reliability with a recognised history in the safe and humane [...]
About UNISI FM Known as ‘the exciting radio’ station amongst the student population of Yogyakarta, Unisi FM understands the challenges that lie ahead in future radio broadcasting. The importance of ‘media activation’ and the nurturing of young intellectuals both on and off the air has seen students play a more [...]
To ensure the Public Health Study Tour meets the needs of member universities and has rigorous academic standards, ACICIS has convened an Advisory Panel to assist with the development of the PHST. The panel, chaired by ACICIS Consortium Director, Mr Liam Prince, is composed of qualified academics and relevant personnel [...]
Semester 40 student feedback results are in! As the ACICIS Secretariat is busy processing applications for the January/February 2016 (Semester 42) intake of practicum and semester programs, we thought you might be interested in this snapshot of student feedback from our wonderful Semester 40 (February-August 2015) students.
Program Details Credit points: Recommended equivalency; 100% of a full semester load (0.5 EFTSL). Actual subject weighting and academic credit awarded to be determined by a student's home university. Contact hours: Total semester time commitment: Approximately 756 hours: 126 hours of compulsory Indonesian language classes 210 hours of lectures and [...]
ACICIS’ ASP program is composed of three key components, as outlined below. Students are required to satisfactorily complete all components in order to achieve an overall grade of ‘Satisfactory’ for the program: # Component Weighting Notes 1 Classes and coursework at IPB 60% Classes held at various departments at [...]
Project 3: ACICIS Study Indonesia Podcast Proposal The Australian Consortium for ‘In-country’ Indonesian Studies (ACICIS) and Inside Indonesia, are seeking both in-kind support and funding to develop and deliver an “ACICIS Podcast”, providing informed and insightful English-language commentary on current affairs in Indonesia. The weekly podcast would be designed to [...]
Here are the results for ACICIS Practicum Programs run in Jan/Feb 2015 in Jakarta.
At the end of their ACICIS program, students are invited to complete an anonymous survey to provide feedback on their ACICIS practicum experience.
