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A Multi-Country Study Abroad Experience
Earn academic credits, gain real-world experience, and explore Southeast Asia in one structured program.
Destinations
Bali (Indonesia) & Bangkok (Thailand)
Universities
Udayana University & Kasetsart University
Duration
1 Academic Year (2 Semesters)
Courses
8–10 Courses
Credits
Up to 30 ECTS / 15 US Credits
Tuition Fee
$5,000 USD
PROGRAM INTRO
A DIFFERENT KIND OF STUDY ABROAD
Most study abroad programs take you to one destination.
This program takes you across countries.
The Southeast Asia Exchange Pathway combines:
All in one structured academic journey.
WHAT'S INCLUDED
All-In-One Experience Focus on learning-we take care of the rest.
Tuition
All academic fees at partner universities included
Accommodation
Safe and comfortable student housing
Transportation
Local transport and organized field trips
Field Trips
Cultural and academic excursions
Activities
Student-led and organized events
Support
24/7 support for academic and personal needs
PROGRAM STRUCTURE
Two Destinations. One Academic Journey.
Semesterl- Bali, Indonesia
Udayana University
Bali offers a unique learning environment where academic study cultur almeets immersion. Students explore tourism, culture,and emerging markets in one of the world'smost dynamic destinations.
Semester 2 - Bangkok, Thailand
Kasetsart University
Bangkok is a major economic hub inSoutheast Asia, offering students exposure to global business,innovation, and international trade.
Field Trips
Real-World Learning Experience
Learning goes beyond the classroom.
- Visit coffee plantations and tourism businessesin Bali
- Explore local markets and small enterprises Visit the Bangkok Stock Exchange
- Company visits with local and international firms
- Hospitality and hotel industry exposure
COST
Affordable International Study
- Tuition Fee: $5,000 USD per year
- Living Costs: $300-500 USD permonth
- Flights: Not included
Compared to traditional study abroaddes tinations, this program offers highvalue at a lower cost.
Why Choose This Program
- Study in two countries instead of one
- Combine academic learning with real-worldexperience
- Gain exposure to Southeast Asia's growing markets
- Affordable international education
- Globally recognized academic credits
Student Accommodation
Students are provided with safe andcomfortable housing in both Bali andBangkok.
- Close to campus
- Explore local markets and small enterprises Visit the Bangkok Stock Exchange
- Company visits with local and international firms
- Fully managed environment 24/7 support available
Application Deadline
Fall Semester Program: July 30 Spring Semester Program: December 30
Cultural Activities
Experience Southeast Asia
- Balinese cooking classes and traditional dance
- Temple visits and cultural festivals
- Thai cooking and Muay Thai sessions
- Weekend trips and island exploration
- Community and volunteer activities
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
Entry Requirements
- Open to university students and graduates
- All majors are welcome
- Interest in international experience
Language Requirements
- Courses are taught in English
- No IELTS required, but English is necessary
Insurance Requirements
- Students must have valid travel insurance
ACADEMIC INFORMATION
Academic System
This program follows an international academic framework designed to be compatible with universities worldwide.- Credits are aligned with the European Credit Transfer System (ECTS)
- Also compatible with US credit systems and other international frameworks
- Credits are transferable to your home university (subject to approval)
Examinations
Assessments are conducted at the end of each semester, includes a combination of:- Assignments
- Group projects
- Presentations
- Written exams
Attendance
- A minimum attendance of 75% is required
- Participation is an essential part of the learning experience
Certification
- Students will receive official academic transcripts upon completion
- Certificates are issued in accordance with international academic standards
Courses
- Sociology of Indonesian Society
- Social Change in Contemporary Indonesia
- Politics Science Identity and Resource Distribution
- Grassroots Movements and Civil Society
- Governance and Public Policy in Bali
- Collaborative Governance and Sustainable Development
- Intercultural Communication in Indonesia
- Media, Culture, and Power
- Cultural Archives and Knowledge Preservation
- Information Literacy and Community Empowerment
- Political Economy of Tourism Development
- Globalization and Transnational Issues: Power, Actors, and Global Encounters