Locations include Jakarta (economic hub of Indonesia) and Yogyakarta (cultural capital of Indonesia).
Students have the chance to learn about social and political issues facing one of Australia’s closest neighbours in an immersive and self-led environment.
The tour includes the opportunity to work closely with local Javanese university students, visit sites of cultural and historical significance and develop intercultural communication skills. In addition to the tour, students are expected to attend pre and post departure classes for the unit.
This year’s study tour is 15–30 June 2019 and applications are now closed.
If you’d like to inquire about next year’s tour, contact Dr Sal Clark or register your interest @ https://www.swinburne.edu.au/form/sae-study-tours/form/
Applications are open to any student enrolled in a Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor Media Comms
Politics & History 