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Indonesia Continuing professional development (CPD) - Advanced Diploma "Business opportunities for Indonesian companies" - Syllabus:

 

Indonesia

- Introduction to Indonesia. Bahasa language.
- Indonesian economy.
- Indonesian Foreign trade: exports and imports.
- Doing business in Indonesia.
- Industrial states. Infrastructure facilities. Banking. Sabang freeport zone.
- Foreign direct investment in Indonesia FDI.
- Negotiating in Indonesia. Tips.
- Case study: Telkom Group. PT Panggung Electric Citrabuana.
Module I- Doing business in the main export markets of Indonesia.

Modul I-Melakukan bisnis di pasar ekspor utama Indonesia.

Doing business in Japan (Melakukan bisnis di Jepang)

- Introduction to Japan.
- The Japanese economy.
- Foreign trade: exports and imports.
- Japanese regions: economic profile.
- A gateway to the Asian market.
- Doing business in Tokyo and Osaka.
- Tips for penetrating the Japanese market.
- Investing in Japan. Foreign direct investment FDI.
- Case study: Japan's retail market, GOTO INC.

Doing business in China (Melakukan bisnis di Cina)

   Introduction to China

- History of China.
- About China: geography, population, languages, religion, ...

   Chinese economy

- Chinese economy.
- Financial system.
- Industry and services.
- Agriculture.
- Foreign trade. Imports and exports.

   Transport and logistics

- Introduction to marine transport in China.
- Main Ports of China: Shanghai, Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Qingdao, Dalian, Tianjin, Ningbo Port.
- Main logistic companies: COSCO. China Shipping Container Lines Company Limited (CSCL). SINOTRANS CSC.

   Customs of China

- The Customs of China.
- Import export customs procedures.
- Shanghai customs.
- Guangzhou customs.

   Investing in China

- Foreign direct investment (FDI).
- Investment environment in China.
- Sectors for investing.
- Tips for investing.
- Project set-up.
- Investment costs and procedures.

   Shanghai

- The City of Shanghai: financial, economic, trade and shipping center of China.
- The economy of Shanghai. Service and industrial sector. Foreign Trade.
- The District of Pudong.
- Foreign Direct Investment in Shanghai. Application Procedures.
- Case study: Shanghai Automotive Industry Corporation (SAIC). Siemens in Shanghai. Wal-Mart in China.

   Chinese companies

- Mengniu Dairy. Shanghai Silk. CHINT. Haier.
- Lifan Motorcycles. Nine Dragons Paper. Hangzhou Wahaha.
- Guangzhou Automobile Group. ZTE Corporation. Huawei. Guangzhou Pharmaceutical Holdings. Galanz Group.
- Shanghai Automotive Industry Corporation (SAIC). Siemens in Shanghai. Wal-Mart in China.
- Lenovo. Founder Group. Aluminum Corporation of China (CHINALCO). Sinochem Group.
- TCL Corporation. Midea Group. Hisense Kelon Electrical.
- COSCO. China Shipping Container Lines Company Limited (CSCL). SINOTRANS CSC.

Doing Business in Hong Kong (Melakukan bisnis di Hong Kong)

- Hong Kong: gateway to China.
- HK economy. Foreign trade (import export).
- The Closer Economic Partnership Arrangement (CEPA).
- New Zealand Hong Kong China Closer Economic Partnership.
- Setting up in Hong Kong.

Doing Business in United States (Melakukan bisnis di Amerika Serikat)

   United States economy

- Introduction to the United States of America.
- United States economy.
- United States market overview. Main sectors.
- U.S. Exports of goods and services.
- Case study: Top 20 Metropolitan Area exporters.
- Foreign direct investment (FDI). Case study: Asian-Pacific FDI in the United States.

   California

- California: eighth largest economy in the world.
- Regions of California.
- Doing business in Los Angeles.
- Case study: News corporation.
- The Silicon Valley.
- Players: Adobe, AMD, Apple, CISCO, eBay, HP, Oracle, Yahoo, Symantec, Intel.
- Doing business with Los Angeles County.

   Florida

- About Florida.
- The economy of Florida and Miami.
- Economic profile of Florida’ s regions.
- Foreign Trade. International Advantages of Florida.
- Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in Florida.
- Florida industry clusters.
- Doing business in Miami.
- Setting up Business in Florida: Corporations and Limited Liability Company (LLC)
- Case study: Burger King.

   New York

- New York City’s economy.
- Central business districts (CBDs).
- The global capital of fashion. Case study: Ralph Lauren, Liz Claiborne, Jones Apparel Group.
- Professional services. Case: Omnicom Group Inc.
- Manufacturing and industrial.
- High Tech economy. Nanotechnology. Bioscience.
- Distribution sector.
- Establishing a business in New York City.

Doing Business in Singapore (Melakukan Bisnis di Singapura)

- Introduction to Singapore. Port of Singapore.
- The economy of Singapore.
- Foreign trade. Foreign direct investment FDI.
- Singapore's advantages. Made in Singapore.
- Key industry sectors.
- Setting up in Singapore.
- Case study: Hyflux. Temasek.

Doing Business in South Korea (Melakukan bisnis di Korea Selatan)

- Introduction to the Republic of Korea (ROK).
- South Korean economy.
- Main sectors: shipbuilding, semiconductors, construction, digital electronics and automobiles.
- Foreign trade of Korea (imports exports).
- Foreign Direct Investment in South Korea.
- Doing business in Seoul.
- Case study: Business opportunities in the provinces of South Korea.
- Case study: Korean companies (Hynix, Daehwa, Samyang, Daedeok, Samik, Valeo Pyeong Hwa, GM Daewoo, Samsung SDI ...)

Doing Business in India (Melakukan Bisnis di India)

   Introduction to India

- Population, main cities, Ayurvedic, ...
- History of India.
- India: the "spiritual land".
- Religion. The Hinduism.
- Values of Indian society.

   Indian economy

- The Indian economy.
- Foreign trade: Exports and imports. Foreign direct investment FDI in India.
- Industrial sectors (engineering, steel, automotive, biotechnology ...)
- Services sector (Software, Bollywood,...)
- Indian Micro, small and medium enterprises.
- Indian middle class.

   States of India

- States of India.
- Economic profile of the 28 states and 7 Union Territories.

   Invest in India

- Foreign direct investment in India. FDI policy.
- Investment opportunities and incentives in India.
- Business opportunities.
- Top sectors: electrical, services, telecommunications, transportation, Information technology, ...
- Entry options for foreign investors.

   Andhra Pradesh

- The State of Andhra Pradesh.
- The Economy of AP: hub of industrial activity in South India.
- Foreign Direct Investment in Andhra Pradesh: most preferred investment destination in India.
- Business Opportunities in Andhra Pradesh: Automobile, Agro-Food, Pharmaceutical, Biotechnology, Information Technology (IT).
- Doing Business in Hyderabad. Port of Visakhapatna.
- Case study: Bharat Biotech. Heritage Foods. Sanghi Group. Mahindra Satyam.

   Gujarat

- The State of Gujarat: leading industrialized State of India.
- The economy of Gujarat. Key players in Gujarat.
- Investing in Gujarat (FDI, licences, set-up, costs ...)
- Business opportunities in Gujarat: Agribusiness, Information Technology, Biotechnology, Automotive Sector.
- Doing business in Ahmedabad: industrial hub for textiles.
- Case study: Adani Group. Nirma Group. Gujarat Cooperative Milk Marketing Federation GCMMF.

   Bangalore

- The State of Karnataka: the fourth largest technology hub in the world.
- Economy of Karnataka. Foreign Trade.
- Doing business in Bangalore: the Silicon Valley of India.
- Information Technology in Karnataka.
- Business opportunities in Karnataka.
- Case study: WIPRO. INFOSYS. Karuturi Global.

   The TATA Group

- Group profile.
- International operations.
- Tata Motors.
- Nano "the people's car".

Doing Business in Malaysia (Melakukan Bisnis di Malaysia)

- Introduction to Malaysia. Political system. Ethnic Groups. Religion. Bahasa Malayu.
- Infrastructure. Government policies.
- Malaysian economy.
- Foreign trade: exports and imports. Business environment.
- Key sectors in Malaysia: metal, electrical and electronics, engineering, food industry, machinery and equipment, medical devices, petrochemical and polymer, pharmaceuticals, rubber, textiles, wood.
- Doing business and invest (FDI) in Malaysia. Negotiating.
- Case study: Telekom Malaysia Berhad. PADINI.

Doing Business in Australia (Melakukan Bisnis di Australia)

- Introduction to Australia.
- The Australian Economy.
- Foreign trade of Australia.
- Foreign direct investment in Australia.
- Business opportunities in Australia: Agribusiness, Manufacturing, Financial Services, Biotechnology, ...
- Case study: Information and Communications Technology (ICT) sector.
- Doing Business in Sydney, Canberra, Adelaide, Brisbane and Melbourne.

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Module II- Indonesia: Regional institutions, Integration, FTA's.

Module II- Indonesia: Lembaga Daerah, Integrasi, Perjanjian Perdagangan Bebas(FTA).

Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) (Perhimpunan Bangsa-bangsa Asia Tenggara)

- Introduction to the Association of Southeast Asian Nations or ASEAN.
- Objectives. Principles. ASEAN member countries. Statistics.
- Introduction to:
  ASEAN Economic Community.
  ASEAN Free trade area (AFTA).
  ASEAN plus three cooperation.
  ASEAN Free trade agreements.

   ASEAN Free Trade Area (AFTA)

- Introduction to the ASEAN Free Trade Area (AFTA).
- Tariff Liberalisation. Elimination of Import Duties and Tariff Rate Quotas.
- ASEAN Rules of Origin. Calculation of Regional Value Content.
- Non-tariff Measures. Import Licensing Procedures.
- Trade facilitation. ASEAN Single Window.
- ASEAN Customs. Customs Valuation.
- Standards, technical regulations and conformity assessment procedures.
- Sanitary and phytosanitary measures. Emergency Situation.
- Realisation of the ASEAN Free Trade Area.

   ASEAN External Relations

- Introduction to the External Relations of ASEAN
- ASEAN Plus Three Cooperation. Chiang Mai Initiative Multilateralisation (CMIM). Asian Bond Market Initiative (ABMI)
- ASEAN: China (ACFTA), India (TIG), Japan (AJCEP), Korea (AKFTA), Pakistan (FTA)
- ASEAN: Australia New Zealand (AANZFTA), European Union (TREATI), Russia
- ASEAN: Canada (ACECA), United States (ASEAN-US TIFA)

   ASEAN European Union

- Introduction to the Trans-Regional ASEAN European Union Trade Initiatives (TREATI)
- Trade Relations between ASEAN and EU countries.

   FDI in ASEAN countries

- ASEAN Investment Area (AIA) Council.
- Foreign direct investment FDI in ASEAN countries: Outlook and Challenges.
- Sources of ASEAN FDI Flows. Intra-ASEAN FDI Flows.
- Investment policy measures and developments in ASEAN markets.

ASEAN Agreements: Australia New Zealand, Canada, China, India, European Union, Japan, Korea, Russia, US, Pakistan

Indonesia Free Trade Agreements (FTAs)

- ASEAN, BIMP-EAGA, APEC, IMT-GT, IOARC.
- Free Trade Agreements FTAs of Indonesia: Australia - New Zealand, India, Canada, China, European Union, Japan, Korea, Russia, US, Pakistan.
- Indonesia - India CECA.

India - Indonesia CECA

- India Indonesia Comprehensive Economic Cooperation Agreement (CECA).
- Bilateral relations between India and Indonesia: Foreign Trade and FDI.

APEC © (Asia-Pasifik Persetujuan Perdagangan)

- Introduction to Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) ©.
- Structure. Bogor Goals. Osaka Action Agenda.
- Trade and Investment Liberalisation. Business Facilitation. Economic and Technical Cooperation.
- Achievements and benefits.

   Committee on Trade and Investment

- Introduction to the Committee on Trade and Investment .
- Principles for Cross-Border Trade in Services. Principles on Trade Facilitation.
- Automotive and Chemical dialogue. Business Mobility Group. Investment.
- Group on Services. Intellectual Property Rights. Electronic Commerce.
- Market Access. Rules of Origin. Customs Procedures. Standards and Conformance.

   Economy, Trade and Investment

- Assessment of Achievements of the Bogor Goals in 2010.
- Trade in Goods and Services. Foreign Direct Investment in Asia Pacific Markets.
- Economic Growth and Improving Social Outcomes.
- Trade and Investment Liberalization and Facilitation: Tariffs, Non-Tariff Measures, Services, Investment, Customs Procedures, Rules of Origin (ROOs).
- Regional Trade Agreements / Free Trade Agreements (RTAs/FTA).

   Telecommunications and Information ICT

- Telecommunications and Information Working Group (TEL).
- Mutual Recognition Arrangement (MRA).
- Case study: Free trade agreements and telecommunications regulatory principles in Asia Pacific countries.
- Case study: International mobile roaming (IMR) in Asia Pacific countries.

    FTAs and RTA's

- Free Trade Agreements (FTA) and Regional Trading Agreements (RTA) in the Asia Pacific region.
- Convergences and Divergences in RTAs/FTAs.
- Market Access Provisions in the Asia Pacific Region FTAs.
- State of Integration in the Asia Pacific Region: Tariff Liberalization.
- Rules of Origin. Customs Procedures. Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures. Technical Barriers to Trade.
- Trade of Services. Foreign Direct Investment (FDI).

Pacific Economic Cooperation Council (PECC)

- Introduction to the Pacific Economic Cooperation Council (PECC).
- Task forces. Trade and Investment in Services. Pacific Food System.
- State of the Region Report.
- Index of Economic Integration in the Asia-Pacific.
- PECC and the Free Trade Area of the Asia-Pacific (FTAAP).

Ocean Rim Association for Regional Cooperation (IORARC)  (Samudera Rim Asosiasi Kerjasama Regional)

BIMP-EAGA

- Introduction to the The Brunei Darussalam Indonesia Malaysia the Philippines - East Asean Growth Area.
- Members and objectives.
- BIMP-EAST ASEAN Business Council (EABC)

Indonesia Malaysia Thailand Growth Triangle (IMT – GT)

- Introduction to the Indonesia - Malaysia - Thailand Growth Triangle (IMT - GT).
- Structure and Goals of the IMT-GT.
- Sumatra Investment and Trade Survey (SITS).
- Economic profiles of IMT-GT provinces.

Module III- Indonesia:  Asian institutions.

Modul III- Indonesia: lembaga Asia.

Organization Islamic Conference (Organisasi Konferensi Islam)

- Introduction to the Organization of the Islamic Conference (OIC). The Ummah.
- Subsidiary organs. Statistical, economic and social research and training centre for the Islamic countries (SESRIC).
- Islamic centre for the development of trade (ICDT). Islamic chamber of commerce and industry (ICCI).
- Economic report on the OIC countries.

Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP)  (Komisi Ekonomi dan Sosial untuk Asia dan Pasifik)

- Introduction to the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP).
- Objectives of ESCAP. Programmes. Committees.
- The committee on trade and investment.
- Regional trade agreements in Asia. Regionalism in Asia.
- APTIAD interactive trade indicators.
- Statistical yearbook for Asia and the Pacific.

Asia Cooperation Dialogue (ACD)  (Asia Kerjasama Dialog)

- Introduction to the Asia Cooperation Dialogue (ACD).
- Impacts of the Global Recession on Asia.

Boao Forum For Asia (BFA)

- Introduction to the Boao Forum For Asia (BFA).
- Structure. BFA and the economic integration in Asia.

Asia - Middle East Dialogue (AMED) (Asia -Timur Tengah Dialog)

- Introduction to the Asia - Middle East Dialogue - AMED.
- Principles and Objectives. AMED Working Groups.
- AMED III Meeting.

Forum for East Asia-Latin America Cooperation (FEALAC)  (Forum Asia Timur-Amerika Latin Kerjasama)

- Introduction to the Forum for East Asia-Latin America Cooperation (FEALAC).
- Objectives and organization.
- Introduction to Latin America-Asian Economic Relations.
- Manila Plan of Action.

M Request Information of the Advanced Diploma Business opportunities for Indonesian companies.

M Duration: 6 months

The main objective of the Advanced Diploma "Business opportunities for Indonesian companies" is to provide to Indonesian companies training and information needed to operate successfully in international markets:

- Doing business in the main export markets of Indonesia: Japan, China, United States, Singapore, South Korea, India, Malaysia and Australia.

- Regional institutions, Integration, Free Trade Agreements (FTA) of Indonesia

- Asian institutions to which Indonesia belongs.

Addressed to: the Advanced Diploma "Business opportunities for Indonesian companies" is intended for SME exporters (or with potential to export) from Indonesia

M Course tutors:
M TurkValeneAudician

M Course learning materials: En

Communication with tutors (student's questions, exercises ...) in: En and/or Indonesia

Tuition and Fees:
- 1.139 Euros
- 1.580 USD (Dollar USA)

Special EENI Scholarships for Indonesian students: 50%


Indonesia Final Tuition and Fees with Scholarships for Indonesian students: 790 USD
(6.700.590 Indonesian rupiahs, depend on exchange rate fluctuations).


Scholarship conditions:
- Students with Indonesian nationality
- Student should collaborate with EENI developing contents related to the international business and/or translating to Bahasa Indonesia some contents provided by EENI.
- Must complete the course in the stipulated time and respect the dates for payment of the installments.

In case of not fulfilling some of the previous conditions the scholarship will be revoked.  

Methodology: e-learning / Distance learning.

M Educational level: Continuing education / Executive education programs.

Related courses and masters:  - Master International Business MIB e-learning for Indonesian students - Master Business in Asia - Master in Emerging Markets - Master Business Asia Pacific Region.
Spanish: Negocios en Indonesia

- Main export partners (2009): Japan 15.9%, China 9.9%, United States 9.3%, Singapore 8.8%, South Korea 7.0%, India 6.4%, Malaysia 5.8%, Australia 2,8%.
- Main import partners (2009): Singapore 16.1%, China 14.5%, Japan 10.2%, US 7.3%, Malaysia 5.9%, South Korea 4.9%, Thailand 4.8%, Australia 3.5%, Saudi Arabia 3.2%,

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