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Seize this opportunity to immerse yourself in the language and culture of Indonesia, and  prepare yourself for the option of a career path related to Indonesia:
The world’s third largest democratic country, fourth most populous nation, and largest Muslim-majority nation, immense and incredibly diverse.
It is the largest emerging economy in Southeast Asia, a member of the G-20, on track to become among the world’s five largest economies by 2045.
Become involved with Indonesia this Summer through our USINDO Summer Studies  program - an intensive ten-week language and cultural studies fellowship held in  Yogyakarta and Jakarta, Indonesia. Most costs are covered by USINDO.

Put yourself on a pathway for experiences and contacts that will likely shape your career — as it has done for the majority of the over 250 Americans who have graduated from this program over the past 25 years.
 
APPLICATION DEADLINE Extended to: FEBRUARY 20, 2024
Application is due by February 20, 2024. For questions, please contact Kellen at usindojkt@usindo.org.
 
PROGRAM DATES: JUNE 3 - AUGUST 9, 2024
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Why USINDO Summer Studies Program?
 
For the past 25 years, the USINDO Summer Studies Program has earned an enviable reputation for preparing future leaders in U.S.-Indonesia engagement. USINDO Summer Studies is a specially designed program that offers language and cultural immersion as well as professional development opportunities. We have a network of 250 alumni, many of whom have returned to Indonesia in a professional and personal capacity or gone on to careers involving Indonesia.

The USINDO Summer Studies program includes:
1. Language
Attend 120 hours of Bahasa Indonesia class over a ten-week  period.
 
2. Cultural Workshops
Immerse yourself in Indonesian culture and deepen your appreciation  of the arts, dress and other activities.
 
3. Experiential Classrooms
Gain a genuine appreciation of Indonesia’s most pressing challenges by exploring a range of contemporary issues outside of the classroom.
 
4. Field Trips
Explore various natural and historical sites in and around Yogyakarta – the seat of classical Javanese culture in Indonesia.

5. Cross-Cultural Understanding
Engage in interactive discussions  and navigate the cultural differences  and commonalities. 

6. Host Families
Practice the Indonesian lifestyle and day-to-day activities by living with host families and connecting to the surrounding community.
 
7. Discover Jakarta
Embark on a three day sojourn to Jakarta for high-level meetings with senior government officials, business leaders, non-profit executives, and a wide range of activists.