Sustainability & Eco Tourism Summer Course

4 Weeks Course

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4 weeks

This practical summer course provides 4 weeks of knowledge, successful practices, field trips and case studies.

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Field trips

There will be a different field trip every week, which is aligned to the theoretical lectures of this week.

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Profound Expertise

A well structured block of lectures held at Udayana university will provide you with knowledge that will help you to evaluate sustainability.

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6 Credit Points

Within this summer course you can achieve up to 6 ECTS credit points awarded by Udayana University in Bali.

Summer School: Sustainability & Eco Tourism


As the leading tourist destination in Indonesia, Bali finds itself in a challenging position, where tourism development is helping the island to grow economically, but at the same time threatening natural habitats, marine life and its unique culture. This intense 4 week summer course will help you to understand the impact of tourism in Bali and see the steps that are made towards sustainable tourism and ecotourism. Various field trips will help you to gain an insight into the efforts that are made to reduce the negative impacts and to preserve Bali’s main tourist attractions: its nature and cultural practices.

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Summer School Facts

Study fees EUR 1,990

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Application deadline

Summer School 2020:

May 15th

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Course Dates

Summer School 2020:

July 12th - August 7th

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Field Trips

Butterfly Park
Learn more about tropical butterflies, about their development stages and why they are so important for our ecosystems.
Uluwatu Temple
Uluwatu Temple is one of the most scenic temples in Bali. In the evening hours at sunset time you will learn more about an old Balinese story told in form of a breathtaking fire dance.
Monkey Forest
The Monkey Forest is probably one of the most famous tourist attractions in the Ubud area. Yet it is a great place to learn and understand how the local community gets involved in organizing and preserving the forest.

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Nature is the most important source for tourism, thus, ecotourism especially focuses on approaches of integrating tourism into the ecosystem. But particularly tourism in Bali also has a huge impact in the local community: it is challenging traditional and religious practices of the Balinese Hindu and, with many investors coming from abroad, is lacking to include the local community. Within this summer course you will have the chance to visit not only resorts with a greener vision, but also villages, that have successfully integrated a concept that is green, is empowering its local people and is in line with their life concept, also known as the Tri Hita Karana. An opportunity and approach that you won’t find anywhere else in the world.

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Tri Hita Karana

Learn more about sustainable tourism based on Tri Hita Karana, the Balinese life philosophy. It stands for a harmonious lifestyle, that is believed to maintain the balance of the spiritual and physical world.