Bali International Program on Asian Studies (BIPAS)

The Bali International Program on Asian Studies (BIPAS) is an international and interdisciplinary study program focusing on topics in international business with an emphasis on Asia’s role in the changing global landscape. The aim of the program is to give students a comprehensive view of Asian markets and a refined understanding of the Asian business culture in a global perspective. The program features lecturers with diverse international backgrounds.

BIPAS is offered by the Faculty of Arts and it is open to international and local students.

The program consists of the following courses:

Bachelor’s Courses

Economy and Business of South East Asia

Comparative Regional Studies in Indonesia

International Tourism Management

Business Law and Legal Tradition on Trade and Investment

Indonesian Language

International Entrepreneurship

International Business

Global Marketing

Cross-Cultural Communication 

 

Master’s Courses

International Relations and Communication

International Accounting and Finance 

Environmental Management and Sustainability

Managing Entrepreneurship in Emerging Economies

 

Credits are granted directly in ECTS points for international visiting students. It is possible to choose between 4-7 courses.

How to apply to the BIPAS program?

International students may apply to the BIPAS program with Udayana University’s partner organization Asia Exchange.

Who can Participate?

The BIPAS Program is an open program of the Udayana university in which both, Local and International Students, can apply.

International Students are required to have at least:

• A minimum Age of 18 Years
• A high School Diploma or similar certificate
• Sufficient English skills (B2 Level). They are not required to take an official language test.

Local Students are required to have at least:

• A minimum Age of 18 Years
• Successfully completed their first academic year in the Udayana University, as BIPAS courses are advanced courses.
• Sufficient English skills (B2 Level). They are not required to take an official language test.