"Orientation Day" International Student Class of Warmadewa International Program Faculty of Letters.

Faculty of Letters of Universitas Warmadewa held an "Orientation Day" for International Class students of Warmadewa International Program in the Sri Ksari Warmadewa Meeting Room on April 3, 2017.

The event was attended by the Head of the Bali Province KORPRI Welfare Foundation, the Rector of Universitas Warmadewa, Vice Rector for Student Affairs of Universitas Warmadewa, Asia Exchange Manager, Deans of Unwar, Unwar International Office, all lecturers and staff of the Faculty of Letters Unwar, and 10 International Class students from 5 countries.

In his remarks, the Dean of the Faculty of English Letters Unwar welcomed and thanked International Class students for choosing Warmadewa University in taking 1 semester of lectures. This international class was attended by 10 students from 5 countries, namely France, the Netherlands, Rep. Czech, Germany, and Finland. There are 9 courses that students can choose from. Lectures are held on Monday to Wednesday, and workshops are held on Thursday.

The Rector of Universitas Warmadewa enthusiastically welcomed the arrival of 10 students on the green campus of Universitas Warmadewa. The Rector is also proud of the Warmadewa International Program (WIP), because this can support Unwar's vision and mission to be able to compete globally in 2034. Bali, which is known as an island that has cultural and natural beauty, is indeed very attractive to tourists. The Rector hopes that this program can run smoothly and be able to advance Unwar.

The Head of the Bali Province KORPRI Welfare Foundation, in his speech, explained that during the student orientation period, the campus was introduced as a place to study. It is hoped that with the Warmadewa International Program, Unwar can compete globally and for International Class students to interact with Unwar students and be able to adapt to the environment in Bali.

Mr. Harry, as one of the managers of Asia Exchange, is proud of all parties involved in the Warmadewa International Program in advancing quality globally. It is hoped that these 10 students can interact with local students at Unwar. This program is expected to be able to provide experience for all students to know Balinese culture and society to make good use of their time while attending this program in Bali and be able to provide a memorable experience.

In this event, there were 2 (two) presentation topics for 10 international class students, the first was "Culture, Law, and Safety" presented by Drs. I Ketut Sudrama, M. Hum., and the second topic was "Health and Tropical Disease" delivered by Prof. dr. Putu Sutisna, DTM&H., Sp.ParK.