ASP 2025 Local Student (Living outside Surabaya) Registration Form

Gain key insights into global business with a focus on North East Asia! Learn about international expansion, firm advantages, and marketing strategies. Through real-world case studies and analytical tools, you'll understand how firms from North East Asia thrive globally. Prepare to tackle the global market with a blend of theory and practice!

The proposed course is specifically designed for Introductory University level students. The aim is to enhance the creativity of all stream students irrespective of their specialisation. The course outlines design, process, tools, and various approaches to solve real-time product development considering sustainability as a goal.

This course explores the diversity of herbal plants from various regions across Asia, traditional medicine systems that have developed within different cultures, and the global health potential of Asian herbs. Students will study the scientific aspects, historical background, processing methods, and integration of medicinal plants into modern healthcare systems. Additionally, this course highlights the benefits and challenges of herbal use, regulations, and the prospects of traditional medicine in the futur

For three weeks, this course will explore the role of Asian media in shaping narratives of women empowerment and influencing global media trends. It examines the portrayal of women in various forms of media, including film, television, advertising, and digital platforms, across different Asian cultures. The course will delve into the significance of Asian media in globalizing women empowerment by tackling how media representations reflect and challenge societal norms, as well as the impact of influential fe

This course will introduce students to the world of Japanese popular culture and the ways it can be used to understand Japan as a society, as well as its influence in East and Southeast Asia. We will begin by looking at what popular culture studies is, and the various cultural forms and practices that encompass this academic field. We will specifically touch on anime, manga, film, celebrity and idol culture and fan practices, and examine how these can provide us insights about the country’s values, beliefs,

This course introduces the learners to basic knowledge and skills in the art of stage performance. Learners will be provided with learning experiences that cover the development of the 'actor's medium' (voice, physical body, and mind) through workshops and performances. Students will be engaged in text analysis as the basis of oral interpretation like reading of poems, delivery of monologues, Choral Speaking, Readers Theater, and Chamber Theater. The course culminates with a performance.

This course explores neuromorphic technology as an environmentally friendly AI approach that mimics the human brain. Students will learn about the fundamentals of neuromorphic computing as an energy-efficient AI architectures. The course will examine how neuromorphic systems reduce energy consumption and carbon footprints while enabling real-time edge AI applications. This lecture will also showcase the SpiNNaker platform as one of the neuromorphic platforms hosted in Petra Christian University.

This course provides an in-depth understanding of environmental law in Vietnam and the Asian context, emphasizing legal frameworks, policies, and case studies on sustainable development. Students will explore the role of environmental law in addressing challenges such as climate change, pollution, biodiversity loss, and transboundary environmental governance. The course highlights the intersection of law, economics, and policy in achieving sustainable growth across Asia.

Entrepreneurship Essentials: Building Successful Ventures" equips aspiring entrepreneurs with vital skills and knowledge to thrive in today's competitive landscape. Through interactive sessions, participants delve into market analysis, financing, product development, and legal considerations. Real-world case studies offer practical insights, empowering participants to navigate challenges and launch successful ventures confidently.

The Immersive Tourism Program offers participants a deep and authentic travel experience by engaging directly with local cultures, traditions, and communities. This program goes beyond typical sightseeing, allowing travellers to interact with locals, participate in cultural activities, and gain a profound understanding of the destination’s heritage. Designed for those who seek meaningful and transformative journeys, it promotes cultural appreciation, responsible tourism, and personal growth.

Digital marketing is an exciting area of marketing practice. In this course, we will cover the what, why,and how of major current approaches, including online listening and monitoring, website traffic analytics, search engine optimization, search and display ads, affiliates, email marketing, and social media in Asia business.Digital marketers approach their jobs with a curiosity about how new technologies will change business, with an insistence that strategy drive tactics, and with a measurement mindset.

Universal Design for Buildings with Heritage Context explores balancing historical preservation with inclusive accessibility. The course examines challenges in adapting historic buildings and landscapes while maintaining their integrity. Participants will learn about best practices, accessibility retrofits, and inclusive heritage planning through case studies like Petra Christian University’s Radius Prawiro Building. Topics include adaptive reuse, legal frameworks, and technological solutions.

In Indonesian Language and Culture Program, the students will learn how to introduce themselves, tell other people about themselves and their activities, tell other people about places in Indonesia, and interact with Indonesian people and adapt themselves when living in Indonesia. At the end of the program, they will be able to use Indonesian language in a simple conversation and know the culture of Indonesia, especially the culture of people in Surabaya.

"GEN Z CAN LEAD" is an empowering leadership course designed to equip Gen Z with the skills and confidence to lead in today's dynamic world. This course addresses the unique landscape faced by Gen Z, fostering authentic leadership, digital influence, and the ability to drive positive change through purpose-driven action.

This course introduces nutrition and exercise and will enable students to apply foundational knowledge and skills to provide general advice on nutrition to groups and individuals to support general health, well-being, fitness and exercise performance. Students will explore a range of nutrition-related issues and concerns so that they will develop a foundation level of knowledge and competence.

This course is designed to equip the future leaders of Asia with the essential knowledge and skills to harness strategic planning as a powerful tool for organizational success. Whether leading student organizations, community initiatives, startups, engineering projects, or youth-driven movements, participants will gain a deep understanding of how strategic planning drives sustainable growth, resilience, and adaptability in an ever-evolving landscape.

This course aims to comprehensively enhance students' English communication skills in the global MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conventions, and Exhibitions) industry. It will help students master professional terminology and expressions in the exhibition field, enabling them to confidently respond to the demands of clients and partners from around the world. The MICE industry integrates various sectors, including trade, transportation, finance, and tourism, serving as a driving force for these related industr

This 30-hour course equips Asian scientists with essential global communication skills. Using Dr. McConnell's textbook, participants master scientific writing, presentation techniques, and cross-cultural communication. Through practical workshops and projects, students develop a portfolio demonstrating their ability to effectively communicate complex concepts to international audiences.

The finite element method (FEM) is currently the most widely used computational technique for solving various engineering mathematical models. This course is designed to provide an introduction to the FEM. It will cover examples of 1D- and 2D- models to be solved, the formulation of FEM to solve the model problems, and concluding with computer implementation using MATLAB.

This course explores pressing contemporary issues across Asia, with topics selected by students to ensure relevance and engagement. Through a mix of lectures, class discussions, videos, and other multimedia resources, students will critically analyze political, economic, social, and cultural developments shaping the region. Emphasizing diverse perspectives and current events, the course encourages active participation, critical thinking, and collaborative learning to deepen understanding of Asia's role.

This course explores the principles and practices of innovation management, focusing on fostering creativity, understanding the innovation process, and applying techniques to manage and drive innovation in various contexts.

This course is designed as part of the 2025 Asia Summer Program, offering undergraduate students an immersive learning experience on the importance of a leader’s responsibility. This course explores leadership styles, strategic decision-making, and influence through globally popular television dramas and films. Using Korean, Chinese, and Bollywood productions starring famous actors, students will analyze leadership in different cultural settings and apply key lessons to real-world scenarios.

Certified Environmental and Sustainability Analysts will help organizations meet their environmental and sustainability goals. They will structure ambiguous problems and take action to develop and implement tailored sustainability requirements. MonsoonSIM is a business simulation trading games that has a comprehensive learning tool to bridge the gap between business and accounting theory with practices.

Eco-Stories for Change: Voice of the Earth" is an interdisciplinary course that examines the role of storytelling in environmental advocacy through ESG communication, journalism, and feature video. Students will learn how media and strategic communication drive awareness, influence policy, and inspire sustainability action. Through case studies, media analysis, and hands-on projects, they will develop environmental campaigns, conduct journalism, and produce short video to highlight critical ecological issue

The aim is for students, especially non-electrical engineering students, to understand and enjoy electricity and use it wisely. By the end of the course, students will be able to: • Understand the principle of electricity • Understand the applications and the benefits of electricity for human wellbeing • Use the electricity safely (for safety awareness) • Use the electricity wisely (for energy saving – sustainable energy awareness)

This course introduces students to the fundamentals of social advertisement filmmaking using mobile phones and basic editing tools. Students will learn how to create impactful short videos that raise awareness, inspire action, and engage audiences on social media. Emphasizing storytelling, visual aesthetics, and digital marketing strategies, this course prepares students to craft compelling social messages using accessible technology.

The Immersive Culinary Program offers participants a hands-on experience in exploring diverse culinary traditions through direct engagement with local chefs, food artisans, and communities. This program goes beyond tasting, allowing participants to learn traditional cooking techniques, source fresh local ingredients, and understand the cultural significance of various dishes. Designed for food enthusiasts, professionals, and travelers, it fosters a deeper appreciation of global gastronomy.

This course explores K-Pop through Cultural Studies, Media Studies, and Musicology. Students will analyse its intersections with global trends, fandom culture, and media systems through discussions, student-led presentations, and multimedia resources. The course culminates in a research-driven creative project.

Traditional food markets are at the heart of local culture, economy, and identity, yet they face challenges from modernization, globalization, and changing consumer behaviors. This course explores how design, entrepreneurship, and social innovation can revitalize local food markets while preserving their cultural significance. Students will collaborate in interdisciplinary teams to create human-centered solutions that enhance market sustainability, support small food entrepreneurs, and promote cross-cultura