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Double Degree/Dual Degree Program
An international academic program jointly offered by the Master's Program in Environmental Science at Udayana University and the Graduate School of Science and Engineering, Yamaguchi University, Japan.
Two Universities
The program prepares professionals capable of advancing environmental science and supporting sustainable development.
To prepare professionals with a global outlook grounded in local wisdom, the Master's Program in Environmental Science at the Postgraduate School of Udayana University collaborates with the Faculty of Engineering and the Graduate School of Science and Engineering at Yamaguchi University through a Double Degree, or Dual Degree, Program.
The collaboration is implemented under an agreement between the two institutions, formalized through a Memorandum of Understanding between the Graduate School of Science and Engineering, Yamaguchi University, Japan, and Udayana University, Bali, Indonesia. The agreement was signed in early 2007.
The partnership between the two institutions covers various areas, including research and teaching. In education, the collaboration is implemented through the Shared Lecture Program and the Double Degree Program.
The technical implementation of the program is set out in a Technical Academic Agreement signed by the Director of the Graduate School of Science and Engineering, Yamaguchi University, and the Director of the Postgraduate School of Udayana University on 26 August 2011 at Yamaguchi University, Japan.
The implementation of the collaboration was also supported by funding from the Beasiswa Unggulan Program of the Bureau of Planning and International Cooperation, Ministry of Education and Culture of the Republic of Indonesia, through the accelerated Double Degree initiative and the provision of merit scholarships.
Graduates are able to think analytically, synthetically, and openly, while applying a global perspective to the scientific development of environmental studies for societal well-being.
Graduates are able to apply environmental science and knowledge to support sustainable national development.
Graduates are able to demonstrate professionalism across a broader spectrum, connect multiple disciplines, and collaborate across sectors.
Yamaguchi University is one of Japan's leading universities. Its Graduate School of Science and Engineering is supported by 73 full professors and a strong curriculum, making it one of the distinguished programs among Japan's national universities.
The Graduate School of Science and Engineering is also one of the pioneers of engineering programs in East Asia.
Civil and Environmental Engineering is one of the departments within the Graduate School of Science and Engineering that has received international recognition from the Japan Accreditation Board for Engineering Education (JABEE).
This recognition supports the professional recognition of the department's graduates through the Association of Engineers, or Gijutsu Shiho.
Participants who complete all program requirements receive a degree, diploma, and academic transcript from each university.
Awarded by the Master's Program in Environmental Science, Postgraduate School of Udayana University.
Awarded by the Graduate School of Science and Engineering, Yamaguchi University.
The Udayana University diploma is signed by the Rector, while the transcript is signed by the Director of the Postgraduate School. The Yamaguchi University diploma and transcript are signed by the Director of the Graduate School of Science and Engineering.
Participants complete coursework at Udayana University during the first year and continue their research at Yamaguchi University during the second year.
Students attend courses in the Master's Program in Environmental Science at the Postgraduate School of Udayana University.
Students undertake academic activities in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Graduate School of Science and Engineering.
The learning model combines face-to-face lectures, international teleconferences, practical sessions, research, and thesis preparation.
Each course is delivered through 14 sessions.
Assessments include mid-semester and final-semester examinations.
Ten courses are delivered through the Shared Lecture Program.
The total study load that participants must complete.
The Shared Lecture Program is supported by teleconference facilities connecting lecturers and students at Udayana University in Bali with Yamaguchi University in Ube, Japan.
A thesis is one of the requirements for completing the master's program at both the Master's Program in Environmental Science at Udayana University and the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Graduate School of Science and Engineering, Yamaguchi University.
Double Degree students of Udayana University and Yamaguchi University must complete a total study load of 40–45 credits across the two institutions.
The program receives support from several institutions through a coordinated allocation of funding components.
Supports tuition costs at Udayana University and students' living expenses while studying in Japan through the Beasiswa Unggulan Program.
Supports students' living expenses while undertaking academic activities at Udayana University, Bali.
Covers students' tuition costs during the program at Yamaguchi University through a tuition-fee waiver.
Funding responsibilities are divided to prevent overlapping financial support during program implementation.
Double Degree
Program
One integrated academic experience, two recognized degrees
Indonesia and Japan
40–45 Credits
Two Diplomas and Academic Transcripts
Since 2007
Academic Collaboration with a Global Perspective and Local-Wisdom Foundation
Double Degree Program
Academic and Professional Competencies Developed by the Program
Analytical Thinking
Sustainable Development
Professional Collaboration
Graduate School of Science and Engineering, Yamaguchi University
Two Degrees from Two Universities
Master of Science
M.Si
Master of Engineering
M.Eng
Diplomas and Academic Transcripts
A Four-Semester Academic Journey
Udayana University, Bali
Yamaguchi University, Japan
Integrated Learning through the Shared Lecture Program
Face-to-Face Sessions
Semester Assessments
Shared Courses
Total Credit Load
Bali–Ube Teleconference
Thesis as a Program Completion Requirement
Program Funding Support
BPKLN, Ministry of Education and Culture
CReSOS, Udayana University
Yamaguchi University
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