Living Abroad
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* '''FOR DETAILED INFORMATION, SEE ''LIVING IN INDONESIA, A SITE FOR EXPATRIATES'' AT http://www.expat.or.id/''' | * '''FOR DETAILED INFORMATION, SEE ''LIVING IN INDONESIA, A SITE FOR EXPATRIATES'' AT http://www.expat.or.id/''' | ||
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-- TICI has the unique ability to assist visiting students and scholars of Indonesian politics, culture, religion, and history. We understand that many researchers are deterred from coming to Indonesia due to practical concerns such as research permits, language difficulties, and housing. We hope to alleviate such concerns and therefore provide access to Indonesia for all interested individuals. | -- TICI has the unique ability to assist visiting students and scholars of Indonesian politics, culture, religion, and history. We understand that many researchers are deterred from coming to Indonesia due to practical concerns such as research permits, language difficulties, and housing. We hope to alleviate such concerns and therefore provide access to Indonesia for all interested individuals. | ||
| - | -- At TICI, our work begins before participants depart for Indonesia. We maintain close contact with our guests in order to gain an understanding of each | + | -- At TICI, our work begins before participants depart for Indonesia. We maintain close contact with our guests in order to gain an understanding of each individual�s objectives and project requirements. We assist with visa and housing arrangements, contact collaborating institutions, and provide bilingual research assistants. Upon arrival, participants will find our professional staff well-equipped to assist them in whatever means are required. For instance, we can connect researchers with NGOs, academics and other organizations that are relevant to their research. We can also arrange trips for either research or pleasure to areas outside of Java, including Aceh, Lombok, and Bali. |
-- Contact: Lauren Weisskirk, Executive Director, The Inter-Cultural Institute, Jl. Banteng Raya No.8, Ngaglik, Sleman, Yogyakarta, Indonesia 55581, Phone: +62 274 886 322, Email: ticiyogya@tici.or.id | -- Contact: Lauren Weisskirk, Executive Director, The Inter-Cultural Institute, Jl. Banteng Raya No.8, Ngaglik, Sleman, Yogyakarta, Indonesia 55581, Phone: +62 274 886 322, Email: ticiyogya@tici.or.id | ||
Revision as of 13:12, 20 March 2008
- FOR DETAILED INFORMATION, SEE LIVING IN INDONESIA, A SITE FOR EXPATRIATES AT http://www.expat.or.id/
- The Inter-Cultural Institute in Yogyakarta, Indonesia: http://www.tici.or.id
-- TICI has the unique ability to assist visiting students and scholars of Indonesian politics, culture, religion, and history. We understand that many researchers are deterred from coming to Indonesia due to practical concerns such as research permits, language difficulties, and housing. We hope to alleviate such concerns and therefore provide access to Indonesia for all interested individuals.
-- At TICI, our work begins before participants depart for Indonesia. We maintain close contact with our guests in order to gain an understanding of each individual�s objectives and project requirements. We assist with visa and housing arrangements, contact collaborating institutions, and provide bilingual research assistants. Upon arrival, participants will find our professional staff well-equipped to assist them in whatever means are required. For instance, we can connect researchers with NGOs, academics and other organizations that are relevant to their research. We can also arrange trips for either research or pleasure to areas outside of Java, including Aceh, Lombok, and Bali.
-- Contact: Lauren Weisskirk, Executive Director, The Inter-Cultural Institute, Jl. Banteng Raya No.8, Ngaglik, Sleman, Yogyakarta, Indonesia 55581, Phone: +62 274 886 322, Email: ticiyogya@tici.or.id
