This is an online webinar series for high school students thinking about undergraduate study with us.
You’ll learn about the Melbourne curriculum, course structures, entry requirements and application process. You’ll also explore specific undergraduate study areas.
Put your questions to students and staff in a live Q&A. All discipline-specific sessions will begin with a short presentation, followed by a live panel discussion – giving you the chance to ask questions and hear directly from people who teach or study these disciplines.
For details, schedule, and registration, please visit their site.
On Sunday, 15 November 2026, 5 Top Japan Universities will prepare a webinar to explain their English-based undergraduate programs to parents, students, or university counsellors.
The event is designed to introduce the universities and their programs and answer questions from prospective international students interested in English-based undergraduate degree programs in Japan.
The session will include individual webinars hosted by each university, a joint Q&A session, and university-specific Q&A sessions, offering participants a comprehensive overview and the opportunity to directly engage with representatives.
For the detailed schedule and registration, please check here or scan the QR code on the PDF on the side. Don’t miss this chance to explore your study options in Japan!
Wichita State University (WSU) is proud to offer some of America's best engineering programs. Dr. Ali Gordon, WSU’s new Dean of Engineering, is impressed by the University’s state-of-the-art laboratories and strong partnerships with industry leaders, including Airbus, Boeing, Textron, and Deloitte, which have engineering facilities on campus.
To showcase WSU’s engineering programs, Dr. Gordon will host a virtual Engineering Open House to introduce students to the University’s undergraduate engineering programs, research opportunities, and hands-on applied learning experiences.
Date: Thursday, November 5
Time: 7:00-8:00 AM Central U.S. Time (12:00-13:00 UTC/ 08:00-09:00 WITA)
Registration: Register to Attend
During the open house, we will share a US$75 discount code that undergraduate applicants can use when applying for admission. In the meantime, you can also watch their College Tour through their official YouTube channel.
P.S.: If asked, Bali Island School CEEB code is 672096
📅 Thursday, 29 October 2026
🕜 1:30–3:30 p.m.
📍 MPR and designated workshop rooms
Curious about university life, exploring potential majors, or wondering how to prepare for university applications and scholarships?
Join us for the Bali Island School University Fair 2026! Meet university representatives, explore academic pathways, ask questions, and discover opportunities to help you plan your future. Whether you already have a university in mind or are still exploring your options, this is a great opportunity to learn more.
Want to explore a topic in more depth? Sign up for one of our three workshops, facilitated by university representatives!
1. Beyond the Dream: Finding Your University Fit
Explore how your interests, strengths and potential academic pathways can lead you to your best-fit university.
2. Cracking the Code: What Makes a Strong University Application?
Understand application components and how to prepare thoughtfully and authentically.
3. Dream Smart: Understanding University Costs and Scholarships
Learn how to compare university costs, find scholarship opportunities, and make informed decisions.
Workshop places are limited to 20 students per session and will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. Choose the workshop that interests you most and register early to secure your place.
Workshop Registration: https://forms.gle/NaVCLkgEn3yNZgB28
Prepare a few questions to ask university representatives.
Explore universities and academic pathways that interest you.
Be curious, ask questions, and keep an open mind!
Your future is full of possibilities. Take the opportunity to explore them!
Each year, the scholarships are awarded to the students who demonstrate character strengths such as persistence and motivation, resourcefulness, as well as acceptance of other cultures and points of view. The nominated students should also display a genuine interest in and sustained commitment to the welfare of others, as reflected through participation in school activities and community/civic involvement.
Factors considered in the selection process include academic achievement, financial need, and higher education and vocational aspirations that will impact future improvements within local and global communities. Leadership and service contributions that directly address community and societal needs and solutions will be considered in the selection process.
Application instructions and forms for the Margaret Sanders Scholarship are on the website of the Association for the Advancement of International Education. The school will nominate one candidate each year, while AAIE completes the initial review and then forwards the completed applications to each regional office where one applicant per region is selected.
All application materials must be submitted no later than December 1, 2026.
Find out more and discover how to apply. Click here.
For more information regarding the BIS internal selection and nomination process, please contact Ms Yohana through the College Counselling Office.
2026-2027 Margaret Sanders Scholarship: Application Instructions and Checklist
Are you dreaming of becoming a doctor or healthcare professional?
Curious about studying health sciences or medicine in one of Europe’s safest and most vibrant capitals?
Semmelweis University, Hungary invites you to join our FREE online webinar – designed especially for future students like you!
Why join?
Our interactive webinar will give you:
A clear overview of our BSc and MSc programs in Medicine, Dentistry, Pharmacy and Health Sciences
Insider tips on the application process and entrance exams
First-hand info about student life in Budapest
The chance to ask your questions and get real answers
When?
Date: 23 September 2026 (Wednesday)
Time: 13:00–15:00 pm (CEST/ UTC + 2)
Location: Online (via Teams) https://calendarlink.com/event/QdPLb
Why Semmelweis?
Semmelweis University is a highly ranked Hungarian university in Budapest, offering academic programs in the fields of Medicine, Dentistry, Pharmaceutical and Health Sciences.
Every year, 3,000+ students begin their journey here, supported by world-class education, cutting-edge research, and a truly global student community, with over 100 nationalities.
Ready to take the first step?
Join the webinar via this link: https://calendarlink.com/event/QdPLb
The Co-Curricular Summit allows students, families, and educators to connect directly with top universities, meet premier extracurricular programs, and attend panels with academic leaders to gain cutting-edge insights into college admissions and higher education. The Summit is online and completely free!
At the Summit, attendees will:
Connect with 20+ top universities at our College Fair, including Carnegie Mellon, Oxford, UPenn, and UChicago.
Explore the Program Fair with 20 respected academic programs, including Northwestern CTD, Carleton College’s Summer Liberal Arts Institute, and QuestBridge.
Hear from education experts and award-winning discipline leaders, including our keynote speaker: Former NIH Director, Dr Francis Collins!
Don’t miss this one-of-a-kind event!
In the Hult Future Leaders Challenge, you won’t just learn about business—you’ll put your ideas into action, work with others, and tackle a real-world brief.
The Hult Future Leaders Challenge is an 11-week team experience built around a real business problem—set by LEGO® for 2026. Students work in teams of four to six, developing and pitching their ideas as the competition unfolds.
All teams take part in the first four weeks, building their initial proposal in response to the LEGO® brief. In Week 5, submissions are reviewed and selected teams move on to Weeks 6 and 7 to develop their ideas further and prepare for the Live Regional Presentations.
After the regional stage, teams are evaluated again in Week 8. The top 10 teams then advance to the final stage of the challenge in Weeks 9 to 11, culminating in the Live Global Finals.
More information: HFLC page
Dear Year 12 Parents and Guardians,
As our students enter their final year of high school, taking clear, informed steps toward their post-secondary pathways is our top priority. To support your child through this critical process, I am pleased to invite you and your Year 12 student to a Personalised University Planning Meeting.
These 1-on-1 sessions will run from Monday, August 24, to Friday, September 10.
During this 45-minute meeting, we will discuss:
Your child's current application progress, timelines, and post-secondary goals.
University selection, entry requirements, and safety/match/reach options.
Standardised testing, application platform details, and key deadlines.
How to Book Your Meeting:
Please consult with your child and select a 45-minute time slot that works for both of you using our booking link HERE.
Important Guidelines for Student Class Time:
Meetings scheduled during school hours will require your child to leave their class for approximately 45 minutes.
Please note that teacher and classroom priorities come first. If a meeting conflicts with an important assessment, lab, or key lesson, subject teachers reserve the right to request that the student reschedule. In such cases, we will gladly help you find an alternative time.
If you have any questions or encounter issues with booking, please feel free to contact Ms Yohana via email (ykurniasari@baliis.net).
We look forward to collaborating with you to ensure a successful university application season for your child!
Dear Students and Parents,
We are excited to open applications for three of the most prestigious undergraduate awards in North America: the Lester B. Pearson International Scholarship at the University of Toronto, and the Jefferson and Walentas Scholarships at the University of Virginia.
Because our school is permitted to nominate only one student per scholarship each year, we have established an internal selection process to choose our official nominees.
1. Overview & Key Requirements
Lester B. Pearson International Student Scholarship (University of Toronto)
Focus: Exceptional academic achievement, creativity, community leadership, and global impact.
Eligibility: Must be an international student (requiring a study permit in Canada) in their final year of high school.
Jefferson Scholarship (University of Virginia)
Focus: Elite academic achievement, exceptional leadership, and demonstrated citizenship.
Eligibility: Open to all graduating seniors regardless of nationality.
Walentas Scholarship (University of Virginia)
Focus: Identical criteria to the Jefferson Scholarship (Scholarship, Leadership, Citizenship).
Eligibility: Must be a first-generation college student (neither parent holds a 4-year bachelor's degree).
2. Internal & External Timeline
To ensure our selection committee has sufficient time to review applications and submit official school endorsements, candidates must adhere to the internal deadlines below:
3. How to Apply
If you wish to be considered for internal nomination:
Reach out directly to Ms. Yohana Kurniasari (College Counselor) to collect the Internal Nomination Application Form.
Complete and return the application form along with your updated activity resume and short essays prior to the internal deadline.
Please feel free to contact Ms. Yohana if you have any questions regarding eligibility or application materials. We look forward to reviewing your submissions!