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SIT Indonesia: Arts, Religion, and Social Change

Bali, courtesy of SIT Study Abroad

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SIT Indonesia: Arts, Religion, and Social Change

Overview

Program terms: Fall, Spring
Restrictions: Vanderbilt applicants only
Type of Program: Study Center
Costs: Budget Sheets
Academic Calendar: Similar to VU
Key Dates:
Term Application Deadline Program Dates

Students on this program explore Indonesia's arts, agriculture, and six officially recognized religions shaping socio-cultural discourses on the side-by-side Indonesian islands of Bali and Java. Courses are taught in English, however students also learn Bahasa Indonesia. In addition to coursework, students spend the last month of the program completing an independent research project, an arts practicum, or an internship. Homestays are an essential and integral part of the program.  Students experience an urban homestay with a Muslim family in Yogyakarta, Java, an urban homestay with a Hindu family in Kerambitan, Bali, as well as a rural homestay in the village of Tabanan, Bali.

 

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Fact Sheet

Housing: Homestay
Minimum GPA: 2.7
Language of Instruction: English
Language prerequisite: No
Additional prerequisites: N/A
Costs: Budget Sheets
Student contacts: Peer alumni

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