Citizen Engagement and Natural Resource Governance Education (CitRes.Edu)
The student exchange program (CitRes.edu) aims to develop a high-quality research-based and work life relevant educational partnership between NTNU and UGM focusing on the dynamic between transnational natural resource governance and local citizen engagement. The program will do so by supporting increased student mobility between Indonesia and Norway, and contribute to internationalization of master and PhD program at UGM and NTNU.
The exchange program is funded by DIKU (the Norwegian Directorate for Quality and Internationalization in Higher Education), and master and PhD students can apply for one semester scholarship at the partner institutions with possibility of two moths extension for data collection.
Students eligible for scholarship are all Master and PhD students from:
- Department of Geography, NTNU
- Department of Politics and Government, UGM
- Faculty of Geography, UGM
- Department of International Relations, UGM
Students from NTNU will conduct internship, fieldwork or course work during their stay at UGM/Indonesia. Students from UGM will conduct course work when staying at NTNU
For more information, contact
Ståle Angen Rye (stale.angen.rye@ntnu.no)
Nanang Indra Kurniawan (nanang.kurniawan@gmail.com)
Testimonials
Hear what the students have to say about their exchange experience with CitRes.Edu
Pronika Kricella
I had a great experience living in Trondheim-Norway and studying at NTNU in the autumn 2022 semester. I chose to apply for the CitRes-Edu exchange program because I wanted to try studying abroad, although at first [...]
Sekarsari – Politics of export-oriented industrialization shift to import substitution industrialization with case study of Indonesia’s Nickel Ore Ban to the European Union
I am so grateful to be picked as one of student exchange to Norway. During my time of study in Norway, I get to meet a lot of people from around the world, learning their [...]
Sebastian B. Kronbäck – Indonesian students’ perceptions of sustainable development
My exchange period in Indonesia was an incredibly rewarding experience, giving me a lot of memories for life. Not only did I learn a great deal about Indonesian language, people and the culture, but I made [...]
Nils Oskar Tronrud – Energy transition in Indonesia
I'm Nils, a norwegian masterstudent, and I recently spent 4 months doing an internship at PolGov, UGM. It was a great experience serving as a research assistant at PolGov, enabling me to participate in [...]
Agung Marsallindo – Indonesia’s transition on electricity energy sector
Norway is one of the top destinations in the world to study environmental and natural resource management. Phrases describing my happiness after completing a superb one-semester exchange program with CitRe-Edu at NTNU. Experienced how [...]
Prisela Gloria Tifani – Indigenous-based resource governance in Kalimantan, Indonesia
"Being part of a fellowship student at NTNU held by CitRes-Edu Project was an amazing experience. In 6 months, I’m not just learning about Norwegian culture. More than that, I became into that culture. [...]
Chun-Hsiang Wang – Energy transition to biofuel by Indonesian palm oil
"Internship with CitRes allows me to explore more into the energy transition to biofuel by palm oil in Indonesia, and it also allows me to have a deeper understanding to the industry development and [...]
Tadzkia Nurshafira – Resource nationalism in remaking oil as a strategic resource
"By being in Norway, I learned quite a surprising lot about myself. Staying independently and away from home helped me know my self and my limit better, which are valuable not only for my [...]
Yuli Widiyatmoko – Indonesia’s watershed and coastal management
"Being a part of CitRes-Edu Exchange Program 2021 in NTNU was my pride and memorable moment. I never thought before that I can study in 4 seasons country, especially Norway, which is so far [...]
Hanne Mork Hamre – Negotiating the legitimacy of a global palm oil standard
"The fieldwork in Indonesia was filled with valuable knowledge and lifelong memories with inspirational people. I was based in Yogyakarta where I felt really welcome at the co-working space at PolGov surrounded by great [...]
Frida Meling Jacobsen – Facilitating transparency and recognizing barriers in the Bojonegoro Regency
"Studying next to experienced researchers at the POLGOV institute in Yogyakarta was really a great experience. It was especially valuable as they possessed ties and had established trust with informants that otherwise would be [...]
Nora Iman Hagesæther – The politics of social entrepreneurship
"My name is Nora, and I went on exchange in 2019. Some of the highlights from my semester in Yogyakarta were the field trips and the training course because I got to know other [...]
Petter Tolnes Ingebrigtsen – Sustainability of palm oil-based biodiesel in Indonesia
"The memories and experiences I acquired through my intern relationship with the CitRes and PolGov team in Yogyakarta truly holds a special place in my heart. Throughout the span of months, I was blessed [...]
Indah Surya Wardhani – Transparency translation in oil and gas sector
"As part of the PhD student mobility program of CitRes-Edu, I had a two-week fruitful engagement in the Department of Human Geography, NTNU in June 2019. I felt that the academic atmosphere at the [...]
Susmriti Shrestha – Tourism in a post-extractive region
"My internship in Indonesia is full of beautiful memories. Firstly, Yogyakarta is now very close to my heart. I have spent a lot of time in Univeritas Gadjah Mada(UGM) working in the PolGov office [...]
