Queen’s University, Canada | Scholarships and Educational Exchanges for Development (SEED-2) | For Fall Semester 2026

1. The faculty supports and acknowledges the offline outbound international mobility program.
2. The student will not graduate from UI until the international mobility program is completed.
3. Earned credits are transferable to UI.

• A copy of the Privacy Notice Statement for non-Canadian participants. (Download template here)
• Must be signed by the candidate.
• Must be dated within the last six (6) months.

The letter must:

• Explain the nature of the proposed studies or research in Canada.
• Provide a clear rationale for studying in Canada and for choosing Queen’s University, the program, and (if applicable) supervisor.
• Explain how the proposed program will relate to the candidate’s future career.
• Describe how studying in Canada will empower the student to contribute to the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.
• Explain how the learning outcomes will help reduce poverty and narrow the development gap in their region.
• Clearly identify the relevant Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) aligned with the proposed study (applications that do not identify an SDG will be deemed incomplete and ineligible).
• The letter must specifically explain how the knowledge and experience gained in Canada will contribute to poverty reduction in Indonesia.
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1. Important Course Availability Updates
   Please note that the following high-demand subjects have limited availability:
   – Biology
   – Computing and Information Science
   – Economics
   – English and Creative Writing
   – Life Sciences (Microbiology, Neuroscience, Physiology)
   – Sociology (all levels)
   – Psychology
2. Subjects Generally Not Available to Incoming Exchange Students
   The following subjects are generally not open to incoming exchange students:
   – History
   – Kinesiology and Health Studies
   – Political Studies
   – Sociology