This program will be hosted by the Marine Science Study Program, Faculty of Agriculture, and will take place at the University of Mataram and the Gili Matra (Small Island of Trawangan, Meno, and Air). Gili Matra stands as a promising destination for ecotourism. Its unspoiled natural beauty, rich marine biodiversity, and ongoing conservation efforts provide a solid foundation for sustainable tourism.

This program will be hosted by the English Education Program, Faculty of Teacher Training and Education, and will take place at the University of Mataram and community centers in villages around Lombok.

This course is offered by the University of Mataram and North Lombok District and hosted by the Agroecotechnology Study Program, Faculty of Agriculture, University of Mataram. The course overviews dryland agricultural producers' natural resources and pest management issues, such as soil health, water management, nutrient management, and pest and disease management.

This course delves into the rich cultural heritage of the Sasak people and their traditional approaches to conflict resolution. Participants will explore the Sasaknese model of "tunjung tilah, empaq bau, aiq geneng" and its implications for sustainable maritime management. The course will examine how this local wisdom can be integrated with international legal frameworks to address contemporary challenges in marine resource management.

This program will be hosted by the Biological Science Study Program, Faculty of Mathematic and Sciences. The course will take place at the University of Mataram and a few of conservation destinations such as Kerandangan Forest, Senaru Hills (a part of Rinjani Geopark) and Gili Matra (Gili Trawangan, Gili Air, and Gili Meno). These sites are considered ecotourism spots enriched by their natural beauty with abundant animal biodiversity, especially birds (Kerandangan Forest and Senaru Hill), and marine biodiversity (Gili Matra).

This program will be hosted by the Magister Management Study Programme, Faculty of Economic and Business, and will take place at the University of Mataram and Sesaot. Sesaot is the winner of Sustainable Tourism Award (ISTA) 2019).

This course is hosted by the Development Economics Study Program, designed to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of the principles and practices of Islamic tourism, with a specific focus on Lombok. This course will equip participants with the knowledge and skills needed to develop, manage, and promote Islamic tourism destinations that adhere to Sharia principles.

Through this course, we aim at training participants to be able to address current issues, and to equip participants with tacit knowledge on migration and development, centered upon case studies in Indonesia. In addition, this course lets participants discover the beauty, culture, and spirituality of Lombok.

This short course invites participants to explore the cultural richness of the Sasak people in Lombok, while understanding its connection to accounting practices in the hospitality industry. Each activity is designed to broaden participants' insights into the local culture and how accounting can be an effective tool in supporting economic and cultural sustainability.

This Intensive short course is hosted by the Study program of Agribusiness. This program invites the participants to experience learning on the topic of agribusiness both through interactive classroom setting and excursions to Selected agroindustry’s companies. At the end of the program, participants will be able to develop an Agro Industry Business Plan. Participants gain knowledge and skills in agroindustry development such as entrepreneurship skills, project invest analysis, as well as marketing management and supply-value chain.

This program will be hosted by the Food Science and Technology Study Program. This program invites the participants to experience learning on the topic of traditional cuisine and ethnic foods both through interactive classroom setting and excursions on the field. At the end of the program, participants will be able to know and interpret traditional cuisine and ethnic foods in Lombok by using food science and technology approaches.

This program will be hosted by the Agricultural Engineering Study Program. This program invites the participants to experience learning on the topic renewable energy for communities in small islands both through interactive classroom setting and excursions on the field. At the end of the program, participants will be able to know and interpret the use of renewable energy for communities in Lombok island by using agricultural engineering approaches. Participants also learn about development strategies, and its challenges.

This program will be hosted by the Physics and Sciences Education Study Program, Faculty of Education and Teacher Training, and will take place at the University of Mataram and Sembalun (Village near The Peak of Rinjani Volcano ). Sembalun stands as a promising destination for ecotourism, unspoiled natural beauty, with its rich geologic features.

This program will be hosted by the Sociology Education Study Program, Faculty of Teacher Training and Education. This short course provides a comprehensive exploration of the sociological dynamics within the Sasambo community (Sasak, Samawa, and Mbojo). Participants will gain insights into social interaction, structure, and stratification within these communities, applying their knowledge to practical areas such as education, tourism, and entrepreneurship.

This program will be hosted by the English Education Program and will take place at the University of Mataram and community centers in the villages around Lombok. This short course delves into the fascinating world of Sasak language variation, exploring how social factors influence language use within the Sasambo community. Through a blend of online learning and field experiences, participants will gain a deeper understanding of the sociolinguistic landscape of this unique region.

TThis course is managed by the University of Mataram and East Lombok District and hosted by the Mathematics Education Study Program, Faculty of Teacher Training and Education, University of Mataram. The course overviews the shape of the structure, layout, and other supporting buildings. This program invites the participants to explore the mathematical concepts, especially in geometry, found in Sasak’s building (Limbungan).

This short course is managed by the Chemistry Education Study Program, Faculty of Teacher Training and Education. The course will take place at the University of Mataram and ethno-chemistry field trips to Sade village, pottery Banyumulek, Sedau Garden and Gili Matra (Gili Trawangan, Gili Air, and Gili Meno). These sites are considered ecotourism spots enriched by their natural beauty with abundant medical plant biodiversity.

This short course is managed by the English Education Program and will be taught at the University of Mataram as well as community centers in the nearby villages of Lombok. Participants will get to see and experience the Sasak language and culture through trips to communities. Participants will be able to write a report and give a cross-cultural understanding of their own Sasak language and culture at the program's conclusion.

This short course will be managed by the Elementary School Education Program, Faculty of Teacher Training and Education, and will take place at the University of Mataram. With an emphasis on the cultural setting of West Nusa Tenggara, this course investigates the implementation of ethnopedagogical ideas in primary education. Participants will gain expertise on how to incorporate cultural values, traditional knowledge, and local wisdom into science, math, social studies, science, and civic education courses.

This program will be managed by the Early Childhood Education Study Program, Faculty of Teacher Training and Education, University of Mataram. This lecture will take place at the University of Mataram and Bayan village, North Lombok Regency. This village is chosen as the place for ethnoparenting learning because both villages still practice the traditions of the Sasak tribe.

This course will be managed by the Biology Education study program, Faculty of Teaching and Training Education. This program will introduce students to the intertidal invertebrate in the southern coast of Lombok Island. The special economic zone of Mandalika has a very wide intertidal area with high biodiversity that challenges students to explore. The intertidal area consists of seagrass beds (Kuta and Seger Beaches) and coral reefs.

This course will be managed by the Biology Education study program, Faculty of Teaching and Training Education. This course provides an in-depth exploration of the ethnobotany of Lombok Island. Students will learn about the traditional knowledge and uses of plants by the indigenous Sasak people and other local communities. The course combines theoretical knowledge with hands-on fieldwork, offering a comprehensive understanding of the relationship between local flora and human culture on Lombok Island.

This program will be hosted by the Educational Biology, Faculty of Teacher Training and Education at the University of Mataram and Mt. Rinjani National Park. Mt. Rinjani National Park is an area of natural resource conservation and ecosystem which is utilized for research, science, education, culture, tourism, and recreation. This area is located on Lombok Island and is estimated to have very high floral diversity.

The program focus will be on the Botany of Mt. Rinjani National Park. Participants will explore their diversity and identify the species.

This course is managed by the Pancasila and Citizenship Education. This course delves into the tradition of customary law within the Sasak community on Lombok Island. Through a combination of classroom lectures and field studies, participants will understand the role of customary law in shaping the social, economic, and cultural aspects of Sasak life.

This short course will be managed by the Indonesian Language and Literature Education Undergraduate Study Program, Faculty of Teaching and Training Education, Mataram of University. The course will be held offline and located at campus for initial sessions and writing practice visits in several traditional villages in Lombok. This program invites participants to not only understand the traditions or ancient texts of the Sasak tribe, but also to introduce Sasak culture on the international stage.

This short course will be managed by the Master of Language and Indonesian Education Study Program, at FKIP Mataram University and will be carried out offline and located at FKIP Mataram University. This course offers participants to understand the tradition of reading old Sasak manuscripts, focusing on two things of the course namely Papaosan and Syaer which is a study of Philology.

This short course is managed by the Master of Elementary Education Program, Faculty of Teacher Training and Education, and will take place at the University of Mataram and community centers in the villages around Lombok and Sumbawa. Students will explore the intricate relationship between culture, traditions, and character formation, learning how the Sasambo community’s practices can serve as a model for character education.

This course is managed by the Animal Science study program and will take place at the University of Mataram and field study locations. In order to ensure that food products are authentically halal and to identify animal ailments, this program will focus on the concept of diagnostic development for halal food authentication and animal disease detection. By creating and utilising fast diagnostic tests, participants will acquire a thorough understanding of the theoretical concepts and useful practices involved.