Education
Government Supports UT to Enhance Indonesia’s Science & Tech
Kemdiktisaintek backs Universitas Terbuka (UT) to boost science and technology through its 5th International Seminar on Science & Technology (ISST), aligning with Indonesia’s future innovation goals.
Amelia Azarine Wins Triple Gold in Economics
Amelia Azarine of MAN IC Pekalongan wins triple national gold in economics at OMI 2025, strengthening her record as one of Indonesia’s top young economists.
Revitalizing Vocational Training to Bridge the Skills Gap
Indonesia revitalizes vocational education to close the skilled labor gap, align graduates with industry needs, and boost global competitiveness.
Young Indonesian Student Presents Character Education Vision at International Conference
Ramdani from Garut presents youth and character education ideas at an international conference in Turkey, inspiring global change.
Telkom, UGM Partner to Build AI Center
Telkom and UGM launch the Telkom AI Center of Excellence to boost AI research, talent development, and digital innovation in Indonesia.
Taylor’s University Visits SMAMITA to Strengthen Global Education Ties
Taylor’s University and SMAMITA initiate a global education partnership to enhance student mobility, guest lectures and international curriculum collaboration.
Univ-Industry Research Gap: Ministry acknowledges Weak Link
Indonesia’s Ministry acknowledges that university research often ends up in journals without real-world impact.
Kemdiktisaintek and UNSW Forge Stronger Partnership
Discover how the Indonesian Ministry of Higher Education, Science & Technology (Kemdiktisaintek) and UNSW are partnering to boost higher education, research and university-startup ecosystems
Prospective Garuda School students are selected nationwide
Garuda School in North Kalimantan will select students nationwide, prioritizing locals while embracing Indonesia’s diversity. One of four schools under construction, it will open in 2026 with international-standard facilities and a national curriculum enriched globally to nurture future leaders in science and character. Each school will host around 400 students.
LPMPP UNJA Develops Adaptive Digital Learning with the Ministry of Education and Science and Technology
The University of Jambi (UNJA) through LPMPP, in collaboration with Kemdiktisaintek, held the 2025 Digital Learning Workshop Batch II to strengthen adaptive digital learning. Highlighting AI’s role, the program emphasized academic ethics, innovation, and universities’ responsibility to contribute to education, research, and national development in the digital era.
