Australian students to study art in Bali

Australian students to study art in Bali - Dozens of students from the University of Western Australia (UWA) will be studying at the Indonesian Arts Institute (ISI) in Denpasar, Bali, in the near future, the institute says in a statement made available to The Jakarta Post recently.

The students will be studying percussion, dance and painting as a part of a student exchange program.

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This statement came from ISI Denpasar Rector I Wayan Rai. S recently. The arrival of foreign students was regarded by I Wayan sebagay as a challenge for the ISI professors.

"I notice staff are starting to speak in English. These habits should be maintained," I Wayan said, adding that UWA students would arrive at the end of February, after the signing of an MoU between both parties at the UWA campus.

Earlier, representatives of both campuses visited each other and had realized the potential for a student exchange program. ( thejakartapost.com )