At the university Participants are reminded that the dress code at Indonesian universities is quite strict: Men – Collared shirts (polo shirt); long pants; sandals with strap at back; closed shoes or sneakers. Women – Long pants or jeans; three quarter pants; shirts/blouses (non see-through); collared shirts; closed shoes or sneakers; [...]
Yes. Intermediate and advanced level speakers will be catered to. Native speakers, however, cannot be catered to. ACICIS does not have the capacity to arrange alternative assessment tasks for native speakers.
The Australian Consortium for 'In-Country' Indonesian Studies (ACICIS) is a non-profit consortium of universities that develops and coordinates high quality, in-country study options in Indonesia.
ACICIS programs enhance the student’s educational experience, and produce graduates with the ability to understand the world from a global perspective.
