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Americas 1 year ago
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Indonesian Fulbright students seek clarity after Trump’s funding freeze
Hundreds of Indonesian students in the United States are stuck in limbo after the US State Department announced in early March the suspension of all funding for exchange and study abroad programs, including Fulbright scholarships.
Academia 1 year ago
#Kaburajadulu and the opportunities for a strategic talent policy
Singapore proactively scouts Indonesia’s top 1 percent talent such as winners of math or physics Olympics or other local competitions, enticing them with scholarships that lead toward permanent residency and finally naturalization.
Academia 1 year ago
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#KaburAjaDulu: Beyond full stomachs, toward full lives
The urgency of the free nutritious meals initiative has led to significant budgetary reallocations, with the government enforcing widespread expenditure cuts across ministries and state institutions to fund the flagship program.
Society 1 year ago
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Indonesia, US expand Fulbright program to students under religious ministry
The Religious Affairs Ministry and the United States have agreed to expand access to the US’s Fulbright scholarship program for Indonesian institutions and individuals under the ministry, in an attempt to increase cultural exchanges and improve education quality in the country.
Society 1 year ago
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ITB faces backlash for requiring scholarship recipients to work part-time
The Bandung Institute of Technology (ITB) in West Java has come under fire over a recent policy that requires students receiving tuition fee reductions to work part time on campus, with education experts criticizing the requirement as inconsistent with prevailing regulations and showcasing power relations between the university and its students.
Front Row 1 year ago
Bringing the dreams of Indonesian children to life through government scholarships
"Every year, we aim to distribute PIP to 17.9 million students with a budget of Rp 9.7 trillion. This year, Kemendikbudristek added targets for 567,531 high school students and 99,104 vocational school students.
Asia & Pacific 2 years ago
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Scholarship programs brace as Australia raises student visa fees
The Australian student visa has become one of the most expensive in the world after the government decided to increase the cost of student visa applications from A$710 (US$477) to A$1,600 in a bid to lower migration rates into the country in the academic field.
