The dynamic ways in which Balinese traditional arts, social networks, and the environment are changing, especially in urban settings, in conjunction with the opportunities and pressures of globalization
Current debates on the future of Balinese culture and society in relation to global pressures such as increased development and international tourism
The ancient roots of Javanese and Balinese culture and the history of the republican movement that led to the formation of modern Indonesia
How religion, society, and the arts have developed side by side on each island
Land, water, ethnic identity, and the environment in relation to tourism in Bali
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SIT awards nearly $1.6 million in scholarships and grants annually.
All scholarships and grants are need-based.
Awards generally range from $500 to $5,000.
The SIT Pell Grant Match provides matching grants to all students receiving Federal Pell Grant funding when it is applied to an SIT Study Abroad semester program.
Contact the financial aid and/or study abroad office(s) at your college or university to learn if your school’s scholarships and grants and federal and state aid programs can be applied to an SIT Study Abroad program.