Student Mobility RP Singapore Activities, 03 September 2024
On September 3, 2024, Poltekpar Bali held a Student Mobility RP Singapore activity that introduced students from RP Singapore to traditional Balinese crafts. One of the interesting activities in this program is a florist workshop on making flowers from Balinese coconut leaves. Participants were given the opportunity to learn the technique of making flowers from coconut leaves which are often used in various Balinese traditional ceremonies.
Student Mobility RP Singapore Activities, 03 September 2024
On September 3, 2024, Poltekpar Bali held a Student Mobility RP Singapore activity that introduced students from RP Singapore to traditional Balinese crafts. One of the interesting activities in this program was a florist workshop on making flowers from Balinese coconut leaves. Participants were given the opportunity to learn the technique of making flowers from coconut leaves which are often used in various Balinese traditional ceremonies. This workshop not only teaches manual skills, but also provides insight into the cultural and spiritual meaning contained in each work of art produced.
In addition, this activity also invites participants to make decorative hangers, which are part of Balinese handicrafts that are often used to decorate homes or sacred places. Students from Poltekpar Bali and RP Singapore work together to make various types of decorative hangers made from natural materials, such as coconut leaves and preserved flowers. This manufacturing process requires precision and creativity, which provides first-hand experience of Balinese art and culture which is rich in symbolism and aesthetic value.
Through this activity, students not only gain practical experience in making Balinese handicrafts, but can also better understand the uniqueness of Balinese culture which is closely related to the daily lives of its people. This Student Mobility activity is expected to strengthen the relationship between students from both countries, improve their practical skills, and provide insight into the importance of preserving culture through handicrafts. This program is a real example of mutually enriching international collaboration, opening up opportunities for further development in the fields of tourism and culture.
Breda University of Applied Sciences (BUAS)
On April 16 and 17, 2024, 79 students from Breda University of Applied Sciences (BUAS), the Netherlands, conducted field work in Bali, which is part of a collaboration with the Bali Tourism Polytechnic (Poltekpar Bali). BUAS students attended various teaching sessions facilitated by Poltekpar Bali lecturers, including Dr. Nyoman Gede Dewa Rucika, A.Par., M.M., CHE and Dr. I Gusti Agung Gede Witarsana, S.ST.Par., M.M., CHE. In this session, students learned about best practices in developing and managing tourism accommodation based on local culture. Previously, online
Mou WIth BUAS
On February 23, 2024, Bali Tourism Polytechnic (Poltekpar) signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Breda University of Applied Sciences (BUAS) in the Netherlands. The event was held at the BUAS campus and attended by the Bali Polytechnic delegation led by Mr. Ida Bagus Putu Puja (Director of Bali Polytechnic) and Luh Yusni Wiarti (Deputy Director 3 of Bali Polytechnic). They were welcomed by a team from BUAS consisting of several officials and academic staff, including Mrs. Lucette Roovers-Martens, Director of Global Engagement BUAS, and
Cooperation With CBUCA
The collaboration between Bali Tourism Polytechnic (Poltekpar Bali) and China Branch of Association of Silk Road Countries Universities and Consulting Companies (CBUCA) began with strengthening the partnership network involving more than 200 universities in China, including Beijing College of Finance and Commerce (BCFC). In the initial stage, Poltekpar Bali together with Silk Road held a series of international meetings and seminars to discuss potential collaboration in education, research, and cultural exchange. One of the main focuses of this collaboration is the student and lecturer exchange
Coorperation With Beijing Collage
The cooperation between Beijing College of Finance and Commerce (BCFC) and our institution has been going well, covering a wide range of programs that support common goals. The cooperation between Beijing College of Finance and Commerce (BCFC) and our institution has been going well, covering a variety of programs that support common goals. One of the main activities in this cooperation is the implementation of online professional learning exchanges for students. In this program, students from both institutions attend lectures in relevant courses, with a
Winter School 2024
On June 18, 2024, Bali Tourism Polytechnic will welcome 103 participants of the 2024 Winter School, held as part of a collaboration between Bali Tourism Polytechnic, the University of Groningen in the Netherlands, and the Bandung Institute of Technology. Participants from various countries, including Spain, Malaysia, Malta, Italy, Australia, Belgium, France, Turkey, Sweden, the United Kingdom, the United States, and Indonesia, come to Bali to study the vulnerability of communities on small islands, especially around Bali, to environmental changes such as soil erosion and threats