The United
States-Indonesia
Society (USINDO)
welcomes you to
learn about our
initiatives in
higher education in
Indonesia and to use
this web site as a
meeting space to
make contacts in any
academic discipline
with Indonesian and
American academics
and others.
USINDO wishes to
thank the Henry Luce
Foundation for its
support of this web
site as well as our
programs in higher
education.
Update -
The
latest update on
USINDO's higher
education
initiatives can be
downloaded
here.
(Updated 6/29/07)
Presidential
Scholars -
The Ministry of
Education has
conducting two rounds of selection
for Centers of
Excellence and has
preliminarily
selected 34 CoEs at
16 universities.
More information can
be found
here.
Teacher Education/USINTEC
- The USINTEC
consortium will begin work under its successful Higher Education for Development (HED) grant this August.
Special
Opportunities
Grant Award -
American Women for
International
Understanding (AWIU)
is offering grants
to women worldwide
seeking to engage in
a work or study
program in the
United States.
Applicants must
speak English and
should be "ambitious
and enterprising in
their home and
communities, and who
could be
considered future
leaders in their
communities."
An information
brochure is
here.
Graduate Study -
The Center for
Southeast Asian
Studies at the
University of
Michigan offers a
two-year
interdisciplinary MA
degree in Southeast
Asian Studies and
dual-degree programs
with Business and
with Public Policy.
Language instruction
in many major and
minor Southeast
Asian languages are
also offered.
Information can be
found
here.
USINDO Sumitro
Fellows -
Applications for
the
2008 USINDO Sumitro
Fellowships will be
available soon.
More information can
be found at
www.usindo.org.
