I D E A S

INTERNATIONAL DELEGATES OF EDUCATIONAL

ACADEMIC SOCIETY

PROPOSAL
Partial Funded

Winter Edition
1th December 2020 - 6th December 2020

ideasforindonesia@gmail.com @ideasforindonesia 0812-3456-5930

www.ideasforindonesia.com IDEAS For Indonesia @ideasforid
 PREFACE
The improvement of a nation is determined by the quality of
education, while the future of the nation is in the hands of the young
generation. This is why the role of youth and education related each
other. The issue of national education must be a priority in national
development and the role of young generation is obviously important
because they are the foundation of the nation as they are agent of
change. It is expected that young generation would be able to realize
the ideals of the nation in advancing education.
Education is the most important aspect as the youth could gain,
improve and apply the knowledge as much as possible. They could
develop their potential and sharpen their abilities with education that is
provided. It becomes a very important provision when they are ready to
apply and spread what they get in surrounding environment.
IDEAS for Indonesia provides opportunities for Indonesian youth
who have a strong encouragement to seek new experiences and
thoughts throughout the world. IDEAS (International Delegation of
Academic Education Society) for Indonesia is a platform or academic
education forum from the asean community for the world. By
organizing Program Pemuda Delegasi Indonesia (PPDI #3) Turki 2020 –
Winter Edition we hope that the delegates would get new knowledge
and wider insight. We do expect that the delegates could practice
what they have learned in order to help the educational improvement
actualized.
 PPDI SINGAPORE 2020
ALUMNI'S FEEDBACK
1. Priska Fadhila
(Fully Funded Delegation of PPDI #1 Singapura 2020)
Some PPDI # 1 delegates said
they were motivated to take
part in this program because
they believed that this program
is beneficial as they would get
two great benefit experiences
and knowledge at the same
time. One of the Fully Funded representation, Priska Fadhila explained
"My motivation why I join the program is that I know I would gain new
experience and knowledge. Therefore, I do hope that the experience of
studying abroad could be share as a part of my contribution towards
the improvement of the educational improvement in this country. Even
more, the speakers who deliver the material are experts. Learning from
them (Dr Thomas Chong and Miss Endina gives me many input and
values. Miss Endina advised that when there is a will, there is a way.
While Dr Thomas Chong's advice that I remember the most is that
failure means nothing when you are keep trying. I actually underlined
the sentence”.
Priska also explained that there is something we could adopt from
Singapore, particularly NUS is the students' learning spirit nor ethos
learning youth. They work hard and focus to achieve their dreams. The
students also good on taking advantage of the facilities provided by
the campus. The campus' atmosphere is really supportive towards
learning activities. “When good facilities supported by good stake
holders would result good output”.
 PPDI SINGAPORE 2020
ALUMNI'S FEEDBACK
After joining the program PPDI #1 Singapore, Priska would be back
teaching at school. She would arrange programs for children that is
previously conventional into contextual. She wants to have more
projects which is adopted from NUS learning system, where the
students learn from certain module based on each campus town.
“I would try it in order to help my students to get used to have critical
thinking, good problem solving, and being cooperative with team and
good in competition. This kind of learning activity is great to be applied,
so that the students would be ready to face challenges in life” Priska
said. To her, being a delegation of PPDI #1 would give her new
references and insight about a good and applicable learning methods.
2. Gufran (Partial Funded Delegation of PPDI #1 Singapura 2020)
One of partial funded delegates, Gufran
said that his motivation for joining the
program is because of several things. Gufran
said “My motivation for taking a part in this
program is to experience going abroad,
develop relationship with the other
delegates that comes from all over
Indonesia and I also want to experience
studying abroad”.
Gufran decided to join the program from
IDEAS for Indonesia because he wanted to
visit Asia's best university, it is NUS. Gufran also realize that this is a
prestigious event that is important for his personal branding. “by
having a proof of going to Singapore, joining sharing session in NUS
would give him certain value”.
 PPDI SINGAPORE 2020
ALUMNI'S FEEDBACK
Gufran said that his main goal of following the program is to join
sharing session with PINUS. “They could explain anything about their
campus clearly. It motivates me to get scholarship abroad. This agenda
is obviously enough for me. Meanwhile, the program is not end up yet.
There are still some activities such as seminar with Dr Thomas Chong
and Miss Endina, as well as campus tour. We also have field study in
Merlion Park, Gardens by The Bay, Science Art Museum, and China
Town. For me it was kind of bonus that is really recommended.”
3. Takayanni Febrianti
(Partial Funded Delegation of PPDI #1 Singapura 2020)
Other delegation that is
interested to join the program of
IDEAS for Indonesia is Takayanni
Febrianti. Takayani said that this is
an international event that makes
her interested. Moreover, the
destination is Singapore, a country
which has the best campus in Asia (National University of Singapore).
Takayani sees PPDI #1 as a good opportunity for her to awaken her
spirit on pursuing higher level of education. She is now working for one
of Japanese company said that she gets many information that inspires
her to continue her study to Postgraduate degree, and also make her
no longer confused of which field she is going to take.
Furthermore, another thing that she gets from joining the program is
an access to meet with new people. “By having interaction with new
people, I get lots of new ideas and point of views”, Takayani Said.
 IDEAS FOR INDONESIA
AT GLANCE
IDEAS (International Delegates of Educational Academic Society) for
Indonesia is a platform or academic education forum of the asean
community in Indonesia. Our aim is to help young people to develop
their potential. IDEAS for Indonesia will provide opportunities for
young generation in Indonesia who have a strong eagerness to seek
new experiences and ideas throughout the world.
Through this platform, IDEAS wants to make the youth to be more
intelligent, critical and creative in carrying out their role as agents of
change. By joining the program that created by IDEAS Indonesia, it is
expected that the youth will make a change that move Indonesia to
become an advanced nation.
Thus, IDEAS Indonesia hopes that Indonesian young generation can
be the next generation of the nation who have many achievements so
that it can bring Indonesia to become a better nation and recognized
by the world.
 PROGRAM PEMUDA
DELEGASI INDONESIA #3
Turki 2020 (Winter Edition)
To improve the quality of the nation, one of the efforts that we made
is through the quality improvement of education. From that
perception, IDEAS Indonesia wants to play an active role in improving
the quality of education in Indonesia by holding various activities
related to education, knowledge, and culture.
IDEAS Indonesia held the Program Pemuda Delegasi Indonesia (PPDI
#3) which is an effort to apply two of the four pillars of education
according to the United Nations through UNESCO (United Nations,
Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization) institutions. The first
pillar is learning to know, means that young people are encouraged to
seek and to obtain knowledge of through as much as possible the
experience that was obtained. The second pillar is learning to be, this
pillar means that it is important to educate and train the youth to be
independent individuals and be able to manifest what they aspire to.
IDEAS Indonesia takes these two pillars because they can synergy and
build the mindset of education in Indonesia.
Our main goal is to gain new insights, experiences, new perspectives
in Turkey and make the youth having an international perspective.
Through this activity, it is hoped that it will also able to create a network
of information and communication among Indonesian youth for the
advancement of the nation and state.
 AGENDA
A. Campus Tour at Istanbul University
The participants will be given unforgettable experience by visiting
one of the best University in Turkey, Istanbul University. In the Istanbul
University the participants will observe and engage in discuss with the
speakers about their thoughts about the education systems in Turkey.
This activity will be the most interesting part of the program because
we will guide you to look out to one of 500 the best university in the
world. The participants can observe and review the education systems
which is applied in Istanbul University, on how the students enjoy their
daily life activities, look at the campus environment can support the
Students in academic enhancement, the advance of technology they
used for teaching and learning.
B. Sharing Discussion at Uludag University, Bursa
Participants will learn about the material "How to Get a Turkish
Scholarship" at Uludag University, Turkey. In this part of the program,
participants will get insights from Indonesian friends who have settled
and studied there. They will share their knowledge and experience as
well as tips on getting Turkish scholarships.
C. Observation at Hagia Sophia
The fun part of the program activity is to go to Hagia Sophia. In Hagia
Sophia, the participants will learn more about the things which are
displayed. The Hagia Sophia has a unique building. Half the building
looks like a mosque while the rest look like a church building. Hagia
Sophia has witnessed human civilization in the past.
 AGENDA
D. Museum Tour
1. Topkapi Palace
Participants will be studying Islam at Topkapi Palace. Topkapi Palace is
the host of Turkey because this place used to be the center of the
Turkish government as well as the Ottoman legacy palace. This building
in the Ottoman architectural style that is so beautiful and majestic.
Among these buildings, there are things that most attract the attention
of visitors, the relics of the Prophet Muhammad, the Prophet Moses,
the Prophet Ibrahim, the Prophet Joseph, the Prophet David, and other
companions of the Prophet.
2. Istanbul Modern Museum
Participants will learn about the work of Turkish artists displayed in the
Istanbul Modern Museum. They will be challenged to find unique
collections to study through “Guess Me Challenge” at Istanbul Modern
Museum.
E. Field Trip
1. Istanbul City
Lastly, the most awaited activity of the program is field trip. Participants
will immerse themselves in the some of the tourist spots in Istanbul City
: Blue Mosque, Grand Bazaar and Colourfull of Balat which is authentic
and great by looking the local culture.
2. Bursa City
As for some places that need to be visited by tourists when to Bursa :
Cumalikizik Village, Koza Han Silk Market, Ulu Kami Grand Mosq of
Bursa, Yesil Turbe Green Tomb and and Inkaya Historical Plane Tree.
Besides that which should not be missed in winter is skiing at uludag
mountain
 BENEFITS
Participants can get to know the customs, arts, and culture in
Turkey by following and visiting the places that determined by the
committee. Participants are expected to be able to increase
relations amongst Indonesian youth after learn how to study in
Turkey. It is hoped that good education and culture from Turkey
can be replicated and implemented in the surrounding
environment of Indonesia.
 REQUIREMENT
FOR PARTIAL FUNDED
Firstly, you need to pay :
rd th
Down Payment 1 (IDR 1.900.000,-) 3 August - 17 August 2020
th th
Down Payment 2 (IDR 3.900.000,-) 19 August - 8 September 2020
th th
Down Payment 3 (IDR 5.900.000,-) 10 September - 30 September 2020
nd th
Down Payment 4 (IDR 6.300.000,-) 2 October - 28 October 2020
to these following accounts :
(Belongs to Nur Amaliya)

0969534157 6812-01-017248-53-7
a.n NUR AMALIYA a.n NUR AMALIYA
(Kode Bank 009) (Kode Bank 002)

180-00-0669165-5
a.n NUR AMALIYA 089688767733
(Kode Bank 008) a.n NUR AMALIYA

089688767733 089688767733
a.n NUR AMALIYA a.n NUR AMALIYA

089688767733
a.n NUR AMALIYA
 SPONSORSHIP
Since the participants of Program Pemuda Delegasi Indonesia
(PPDI #3) Turkey 2020 – Winter Edition are coming from various
economic level, we hope that it will not be one of the things that
block or stop the dreams of young future leader. Therefore, we
highly recommend the participants of Pogram Pemuda Delegasi
Indonesia (PPDI #3) Turkey 2020 – Winter Edition to accepts all kind
of support from your company, institution, university and others. We
do believe that through this kind of programme, we can empower
thousands of young future leader who will learn a lot of great and
meaningful things.
In accordance with that, here with we attach the allocation of the
program from Partial Funded:

No. Expence IDR

1. Lodging (Hotel in Turkey) IDR 3.700.000

2. Meals in Turkey IDR 3.250.000

3. Transportation in Turkey IDR 9.350.000

4. Studying Islamic History at Topkapi Palace IDR 150.000

5. Field Trip (Observation at Hagia Sophia, IDR 1.550.000

Cumalikizik Village, Visiting Koza Han Silk
Market, VisitingTOTAL
Ulu Kami Grand Mosq of Bursa,
Visiting Yesil Turbe Green Tomb, Visiting Inkaya
Historical Plane Tree, Visiting Grand Bazaar
Istanbul, Visiting Colorfull City of Balat)

IDR 18.000.000
 IMPORTANT
DATES
Day 1 : 1st December 2020
Meeting point at Soekarno Hatta Airport, Indonesia
DAY
Meeting point at Istanbul International Airport, Turkey

1 Check in at Avcilar Inci Hotel

Free time to rest

nd
Day 2 : 2 December 2020
Campus tour at Istanbul University
DAY Observation at Hagia Sophia Museum

2 Studying Islamic History at Topkapi Palace

Visiting Blue Mosque
Free time to rest

rd
Day 3 : 3 December 2020
Check out from Avcilar Inci Hotel
Going to Bursa by Ferry
DAY
Check in Iznik Askania Otel

3 Skiing at Uludag Mountain

Field trip in Cumalikizik Village
Free Time to rest

Day 4 : 4th December 2020

Sharing Session about “How to get Turkey Scholarship” at
Uludag University

DAY Visiting Koza Han Silk Market

4 Visiting Ulu Kami Grand Mosq of Bursa

Visiting Yesil Turbe Green Tomb
Visiting Inkaya Historical Plane Tree
Free time to rest
 IMPORTANT
DATES
Day 5 : 5th December 2020
Check out from Iznik Askania Otel
Going back to Istanbul by Ferry
DAY Check in Avcilar Inci Hotel

5 “Guest Me” Challenge at Istanbul Modern Museum

Visiting Grand Bazaar Istanbul
Visiting Colorfull City of Balat
Free time to rest

Day 6 : 6th December 2020

DAY Preparation

6 Heading to Istanbul International Airport, Turkey

Flight to Indonesia
 FACILITIES
FULLY FUNDED & SELF FUNDED

Airplane Ticket Airplane Tax Cabin Baggage (25 kg +7 kg)

(CGK - Istanbul and Istanbul - (CGK - Istanbul and Istanbul -
CGK) CGK)

Local Transportation Hotel (6 Days 5 Nights in Meals

(Turkey) Istanbul and Bursa) (During the Program)

I D E A S
Winter Edition INTERNATIONAL DELEGATES OF EDUCATIONAL
ACADEMIC SOCIETY

Health Insurance (Covered Informal Uniform VISA & Passport

COVID-19 costs) (Winter Jacket)
 FACILITIES
FULLY FUNDED & SELF FUNDED

Campus tour Observation at Studying Islamic History

at Istanbul University Hagia Sophia Mosque at Topkapi Palace

Visiting Blue Mosque Skiing at Uludag Mountain Field trip in

Cumalikizik Village

Sharing Session about “How Visiting Koza Han Visiting Ulu Kami
to get Turkey Scolarship” Silk Market Grand Mosq of Bursa
at Uludag University
 FACILITIES
FULLY FUNDED & SELF FUNDED

Visiting Yesil Visiting Inkaya “Guest Me” Challenge at

Turbe Green Tomb Historical Plane Tree Istanbul Modern Museum

Visiting Grand Visiting Colorful

Bazaar Istanbul City of Balat
 FACILITIES
PARTIAL FUNDED

Airplane Ticket Airplane Tax Cabin Baggage (25 kg +7 kg)

(CGK - Istanbul & and Istanbul - (CGK - Istanbul & Istanbul -
CGK) CGK)

Local Transportation Hotel (6 Days 5 Nights in Meals

(Turkey) Istanbul and Bursa) (During the Program)

I D E A S
Winter Edition INTERNATIONAL DELEGATES OF EDUCATIONAL
ACADEMIC SOCIETY

Health Insurance (Covered Informal Uniform VISA & Passport

COVID-19 costs) (Winter Jacket)
 THE VENUES
(TURKEY)
1. Istanbul University
Istanbul University (Turkish: İstanbul Üniversitesi) is a prominent Turkish
university located in Istanbul. The main campus is adjacent to Beyazıt Square
in Fatih, the capital district of the province, on the European side of the city.
Some pre-1923/1930 western sources refer to it as the University of
Constantinople, after the previous name of the city. Istanbul University is
associated with 2 Nobel laureates, Aziz Sancar (in Chemistry) and Orhan
Pamuk

2. Hagia Sophia Mosque

Hagia Sophia, officially the Great Mosque of Ayasofya and the Church of Hagia
Sophia is a Late Antique place of worship in Istanbul that has served as a Greek
Orthodox Christian patriarchal cathedral, briefly a Roman Catholic cathedral,
later an Ottoman mosque, and a museum. Completed in 537, during the reign
of the eastern Roman emperor Justinian I, it was then the world's largest
interior space and the first to employ a fully pendentive dome. It is considered
the epitome of Byzantine architecture and is said to have "changed the history
of architecture". It is also an important example of the common Islamic
practice of converting non-Islamic places of worship into mosques, which has
led to religious strife in several parts of the world.
3. Topkapi Palace
The Topkapı Palace is a large museum in the east of the Fatih district of Istanbul
in Turkey. In the 15th and 16th centuries it served as the main residence and
administrative headquarters of the Ottoman sultans. Construction, ordered by
the Sultan Mehmed the Conqueror, began in 1459, six years after the conquest
of Constantinople. Topkapı was originally called the "New Palace" (Yeni Saray
or Saray-ı Cedîd-i Âmire) to distinguish it from the Old Palace (Eski Saray or
Sarây-ı Atîk-i Âmire) in Beyazıt Square. It was given the name Topkapı,
meaning Cannon Gate, in the 19th century. The complex expanded over the
centuries, with major renovations after the 1509 earthquake and the 1665 fire.
The palace complex consists of four main courtyards and many smaller
buildings. Female members of the Sultan's family lived in the harem, and
leading state officials, including the Grand Vizier, held meetings in the
Imperial Council building.
 THE VENUES
(TURKEY)
4. Blue Mosque
Sultan Ahmed Mosque ( Turkish : Sultan Ahmet Camii ), also known as the Blue
Mosque, is an Ottoman-era mosque located in Istanbul , Turkey . A
functioning mosque, it also attracts large numbers of tourist visitors. It was
constructed between 1609 and 1616 during the rule of Ahmed I. Its Külliye
contains Ahmed's tomb, a madrasah and a hospice. Hand-painted blue tiles
adorn the mosque's interior walls, and at night the mosque is bathed in blue as
lights frame the mosque's five main domes, six minarets and eight secondary
domes. It sits next to the Hagia Sophia , the principal mosque of Istanbul until
the Blue Mosque's construction and another popular tourist site.

5. Uludag Mountain
In Turkish, Uludağ means "great mountain". In ancient times the range of
which it is a part, extending along the southern edge of Bithynia, was known as
Olympos in Greek and Olympus in Latin, the western extremity being known
as the Mysian Olympus and the eastern as the Bithynian Olympus, and the city
of Bursa was known as Prusa ad Olympum from its position near the mountain.
Throughout the Middle Ages, it contained hermitages and monasteries: "The
rise of this monastic centre in the 8th c. and its prestige up to the 11th are
linked to the resistance of numerous monks to the policy of the iconoclast
emperors and then to a latent opposition to the urban, Constantinopolitan
monasticism of the Studites."One of the greatest monks of the Christian East,
the wonder-working Byzantine monk Saint Joannicius the Great, lived as a
hermit on this mountain.
6. Cumalikizik Village
Cumalıkızık is a village in the Yıldırım district of Bursa Province, located 10
kilometers east of the city of Bursa, at the foot of Mount Uludağ. Its history
goes back to the Ottoman Empire's foundation period. The village is now
included within the border of the Yıldırım district as a neighbourhood.
Cumalıkızık was founded as a vakıf village. The historical texture of the village
has been well protected and the civilian countryside architectural structures of
the early Ottoman period are still intact. Because of this, Cumalıkızık has
become a popular but still unspoiled center for tourists.
 THE VENUES
(TURKEY)
7. Uludag University
If Istanbul University is the best campus in Turkey, then Uludag University is
the largest campus in Turkey. It is located in the city of Bursa. The campus is
cool and beautiful because it is surrounded by forests. The total area of 1,700
hectares accommodates super complete facilities such as lecture buildings,
libraries, hospitals, dormitories.
In addition there is also a Social Life Center which is equipped with educational
and recreational facilities such as theaters, theater, bowling alley, restaurants
and shopping centers. Many Indonesian students are interested in studying
here, moreover the Turkish government provides scholarships for students
interested in studying in Turkey.
8. Koza Han Silk Market
Koza Han is a historic silk market in Bursa City. Silk Market (Koza Han) is a Silk
Market that has been famous as a center for silk trade since ancient times. Its
location is between the Grand Mosque of the city of Bursa and the Orhan
Mosque. The market with a fountain tank and 95 rooms in the middle of the
building, lined up shops that provide / produce high-quality fabrics at low
prices such as silk fabrics, silk scarves, clothing materials, artistic items and
other souvenirs.

9. Ulu Kami Grand Mosq of Bursa

The Ulu Camii or "Great Mosque" is the largest mosque in Bursa, the first
capital of the Ottoman Empire, and a landmark of early Ottoman architecture
as it evolved out of Seljuk Turkish architecture. Ordered by Sultan Bayezid I,
the mosque was designed and built by architect Ali Neccar in 1396–1399.
Bayezid I was the fourth ruler of the Ottoman empire. Shortly after the
construction of this mosque he suffered one of the empire's worse defeats at
the hands of Timur (Tamerlane) at the Battle of Ankara in 1402. Tradition holds
that Timur went on to burn the mosque that same year and that the
Qaramanid ruler Mehmed Bey did so again during a siege of the city in 1412.
Whatever the case, the first recorded repairs to the mosque took place in 1493.
The mosque underwent further restorations across its history. Following a
damaging earthquake in 1855 which caused the roof to collapse, the mosque
was closed for a number of years. Repairs were completed in 1889.
 THE VENUES
(TURKEY)
10. Yesil Turbe Green Tomb
City of Bursa, there is an area called the green complex which has an identical
green mosque and tomb. It is part of a 15th-century Ottoman Complex
consisting of tombs, mosques, and medras (theological schools). This place
contains mosques from the 13th and 14th centuries. Namely the Green
Mosque (Yesil Camii) is the largest mosque in Bursa. Opposite the mosque
there is a meal of Sultan Mehmed I (the 5th Ottoman Sultan). The architect of
the tomb is Hexagonal with green and blue tiles. In addition to serving graves
and mosques, this complex also has a small museum and cafe whose
surroundings are neat and clean.

11. Inkaya Historical Plane Tree

In a small village in the Cekirge Bursa neighborhood, the road to Uludag is a
giant plane tree that is very old, around 600 years old. This tree is known by the
name of Inkaya Cinar. Inkaya Cinar has a trunk diameter of 3 meters with a
circumference of 9.2 meters. The height is 35 meters. But this tree is not the
oldest tree in Bursa. Inkaya Cinar is interesting because this is the first aircraft
tree planted by the Ottomans in the early empire. The large size became a
symbol of the growth of Ottoman power. Besides having an interesting
history, this place was built by tea houses. This place is cool to relax while
enjoying the shady surroundings.

12. Istanbul Modern Museum

İstanbul Modern , aka Istanbul Museum of Modern Art , ( Turkish : İstanbul
Modern Sanat Müzesi ) is a museum of contemporary art in the Beyoğlu
district of Istanbul , Turkey . Inaugurated on December 11, 2004, the museum
focuses on artists from Turkey. Levent Çalıkoğlu is the Museum Director
General, and Oya Eczacıbaşı serves as the Chair of the Board of Directors
 THE VENUES
(TURKEY)
13. Grand Bazaar Istanbul
The Grand Bazaar (Turkish: Kapalıçarşı, meaning ‘Covered Market’; also Büyük
Çarşı, meaning ‘Grand Market’) in Istanbul is one of the largest and oldest
covered markets in the world, with 61 covered streets and over 4,000 shops on
a total area of 30,700 m2, attracting between 250,000 and 400,000 visitors
daily. In 2014, it was listed No.1 among the world's most-visited tourist
attractions with 91,250,000 annual visitors. The Grand Bazaar at Istanbul is
often regarded as one of the first shopping malls of the world.

14. Colorful City of Balat

Balat in Istanbul is located in the non-touristy neighborhood on the European
side of the city. Much like the rest of Istanbul, Balat is also built on a hill, with
ascends and descends throughout the area. There is a street called the colorful
houses of Balat Street which have the most Instagrammed houses completely
painted in yellow, orange and blue. Since the area has gained popularity, just a
short stroll away from the colorful houses of Balat, there are streets filled with
cute and tiny decorated cafes and antique shops. I absolutely loved the café
streets as it is colorful and vibrant! Some of the shops are even underground
but the owners have maintained and decorated them so well. The old and
rusty walls of the area are beautifully painted with graffiti by the locals. Some
of the graffiti is very eye-catching!
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