Programs

Program A is an exchange program through which UMAP participating institutions send and receive up to two students with tuition waivers each semester.

Program B is a negotiated bilateral exchange between two institutions that have agreed to exchange more than two students per semester.

Programs A and B follow a timeline that has two application cycles. Programs that are open for application only during the early or First application cycle are marked with .

Programs that are open for application only during the late or Second application cycle are marked with .

Programs that are open for application during both early/late or First and Second application cycles are marked with .

Program C consists of short-term programs of one to eight-weeks, for which tuition may be charged.

Virtual Programs are offered entirely online and may include both short-term and semester-long programs.

For more information please visit: https://umap.org/program-definitions/.

Program Program Description Program Dates

Student Exchange Program at ITS Surabaya - Indonesia

Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember

Surabaya, Indonesia
English Requirements: TOEFL ITP, TOEFL iBT, IELTS
English Score: TOEFL iBT: 57 - 71, IELTS: 5 - 5.5, TOEFL ITP: 485 - 525, TOEIC: 670 - 785
 Studying abroad will be an interesting and exciting experience in your life. Your study period will bring you more than study credits. You will learn to study and work with students of different nationalities and you will have to express yourself in a foreign language while experiencing a different culture. ITS Surabaya welcomes prospective student to join student exchange program for Bachelor and Master.
Program A/B

Application deadline: 30/Apr/2025

Semester 1 dates: 24/Aug/2026 - 15/Dec/2025

CommTECH Nusantara 2025 On-Site: Voices of Diversity: Intercultural and Interreligious Dialogue in Indonesia

Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember

Surabaya, Indonesia
English Requirements: Other
English Score: 477
 Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember (ITS) Surabaya is dedicated to fostering knowledge and technology through a lens of social and cultural understanding. Indonesia, with its vast array of islands, offers a unique landscape of cultures and traditions, particularly on Java, where over 145 million people live in one of the world’s most diverse communities. This year, through the CommTECH Nusantara with the topic of ‘Voices of Diversity: Exploring Intercultural and Interreligious Conversations in Indonesia,’ ITS seeks to highlight the harmonious coexistence of various ethnicities and religions. Java, known for its rich cultural heritage, showcases how diverse traditions can intertwine, creating a vibrant societal fabric. Participants are invited to explore the foundations of this harmony and learn how mutual respect and understanding can thrive in a multi-faceted community.
Program C

Application deadline: 14/Aug/2025

Program Dates: 15/Sep/2025 - 26/Sep/2025

Canadian QES-ITS Indonesia: Climate Change Adaptability Project

Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember

Surabaya, Indonesia
English Requirements: TOEFL ITP, TOEFL iBT, IELTS, Other, TOEFL paper-based
English Score: 477
 QES-UMAP-ITS: Climate Change Adaptability Project Topic: Disaster and Climate Risk Resilience in Indonesia Program Overview This program is designed as a platform for eligible UMAP Canada member institutions to nominate Canadian and Permanent Resident students within the Queen Elizabeth Scholarship project entitled “Addressing Climate Change in Asia and the Pacific – Leveraging University Mobility in Asia and the Pacific (UMAP) for Action”. By participating in this program, students will develop a strong professional network with climate resilience experts, environmental organizations, and community leaders, equipping them for future careers in sustainability, environmental policy, and disaster management. Program Objectives Indonesia faces significant risks from climate-related disasters, including rising sea levels, extreme weather, and coastal erosion, which jeopardize local livelihoods and infrastructure. In this mobility program, students will not only attend regular classes (mandatory) but also participate in a community engagement project (co-curricular) and an internship program (mandatory) aimed at boosting disaster and climate risk resilience through community-based adaptation and capacity building. Participants will collaborate closely with local communities to evaluate climate vulnerabilities, develop localized adaptation strategies, and implement nature-based solutions. By combining scientific methods with indigenous knowledge, this initiative seeks to empower communities to build long-term resilience against climate-related hazards.
Program A/B

Application deadline: 30/Apr/2025

Semester 1 dates: 25/Aug/2025 - 12/Dec/2025