The Australia-Indonesia Centre extends best wishes to our communities, throughout the region, to wish them health and safety in these challenging times. I wanted to let you know how the AIC has been responding to the coronavirus.
From the AIC
From warungs to unicorns, businesses are reeling from the multiple risks, changes and unknowns that have stemmed from the spread of the novel Coronavirus.
The ReelOzInd! Australia Indonesia Short Film Competition and Festival returns for its fifth season, offering an exciting and creative way for Indonesians and Australians to share stories and start conversations themed around energy.
In late 2019 the Australian Government announced a consultation process to inform future international development efforts in the Indo-Pacific region. The following Read more
The Australia-Indonesia Centre is delighted to announce former ABC Indonesia correspondent Helen Brown as its new Head of Communications and Outreach.
The leader of one of Indonesia’s biggest provinces has set up dedicated services to tackle the spread of the coronavirus, drawing in one of The Australia-Indonesia Centre’s partner Universities.
Dr Scott Waldron is an AIC Senior Fellow and a senior lecturer and research fellow at the School of Agriculture and Food Sciences in the Faculty of Science at The University of Queensland.
Professor Siti Malkhamah is an AIC Senior Fellow from Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM). She is also currently the Dean of the Graduate School there.
The Rector of Universitas Hasanuddin believes that PAIR will help to embed problem solving skills in various education pathways.
Dr Nurdin Abdullah, Governor of South Sulawesi, believes that universities should be the laboratory for the planning and policy making of business and government.
AIC Associate Fellows Anis Wulandari and Dr Muhammad Farid Dimjati Lusno give an overview of the first days of their PAIR research journey in South Sulawesi.
In the small village of Pitue in South Sulawesi, seaweed farming has become a profitable business for local communities. Of all aquaculture activities, seaweed is the highest contributor to household income.
Monash University already has a long-standing strategic partnership in Jakarta. Its wholly-owned company, Monash College, formed a licensing arrangement with Jakarta International College in 1994 to deliver pathway programmes.
There’s a growing demand for education in Indonesia; Monash Uni was granted approval to establish its first foreign campus.
The AIC will deliver a program titled “Cybersecurity competencies for MSMEs” after receiving a grant from the Australian Government DFAT.
Through our work for the AIC, we helped to link hundreds of researchers, government departments, business partners and others in collaborative partnerships.
