ACAS opens new cycle of online Thai and Bahasa Indonesia courses
02 Aug 2024
Bahasa Indonesia and Thai language courses will be offered when the Ateneo Center for Asian Studies (ACAS) opens its new cycle of courses on 12 August 2024. The courses are offered jointly with the Indonesian Embassy for Bahasa Indonesia and with the Khon Kaen University Humanities and Social Sciences Language Center for Thai. The classes will take place online, twice a week, and accept up to 20 students.
Registration for Bahasa Indonesia 1 and Basic Thai 1 is open until Friday, 9 August 2024. Late registrants may be accepted if slots are still open. For the advanced courses, registration is ongoing until October. To register, please go to https://go.ateneo.edu/2024ACASLanguageCourses
Study grants are available; please see guidelines at https://go.ateneo.edu/ACASThaiStudyGrant or https://go.ateneo.edu/ACASBahasaIndonesiaStudyGrant
Below is the schedule of classes.
Number of class hours: 30
Course fee: PHP 5,000
Number of class hours: 45
Course fee: PHP 12,000
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