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(Short Course) Introduction to Indonesia: Culture and Society

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  • 4 January 2022, 14.39
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Indonesia is a large country with over 270 million population sitting on Southeast Asian ring of fire. In addition to being identified as world’s largest Muslim country, Indonesia ranked 10th in world’s economy and is an example of a stable democracy in a highly diverse archipelago, a home for over 300 ethnic groups. This course offers introduction and online immersion to the diversity of Indonesian culture and society including its history, art, culture, and lifestyles. The course will combine lectures from multidisciplinary professors of Universitas Gadjah Mada, cultural practices and exchanges between Japanese and Indonesian university students using both English and Japanese. The short course is a collaboration between Tsukuba University, CRCS, Graduate School-UGM, and the Faculty of Cultural Science, UGM.

Detailed information about the admission, please click https://admission.ugm.ac.id/registration/

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