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Acicis is a global organisation who provide study abroad experiences to Indonesia.
We run study abroad programs across a wide range of disciplines including science, business, law, international relations, health and more. Our programs and activities are overseen by a National Reference Group, which includes academics, Indonesia specialists and study abroad professionals. We are a leading non-profit consortium, partnering with 20 members from Australia and the Netherlands to hel
12/08/2026
It's a wrap!!🤩💫
Semester 1, 2026 finally came to an end in late July. So many memories were made, and there was so much to learn along the way; making traditional jamu, poetry, and a lot more, also diving into professional placements across local organisations, NGOs, and financial institutions.
A huge thank you to our partner universities, host organisations, supervisors, and the Australian Government’s New Colombo Plan (NCP) for making this semester an unforgettable journey.
Read more of the story: https://bit.ly/WrapUpAcicisSemester1
08/08/2026
Happy International Cat Day! 🐾✨
For this special day, our cat Petis will gives you some advices on how to master the art of living like a local. If you have anything to add, drop your advice in the comments~ 😸
Yes, you can have more time to learn about Public Health and explore around Indonesia through the Public Health Immersion Program!
$4,000 New Colombo Plan grants are available for eligible students. Application closes soon on 9 August 2026.
Visit here to see the Course Outline and program structure: https://www.acicis.edu.au/our-programs/health/public-health-immersion-program-phip/
03/08/2026
Check out some snippets from our Acicis book contributors!
You can download the book for FREE or order the print here: http://doi.org/10.22459/EI.2026
30/07/2026
Happy International Friendship Day 🙌
What's the one thing you miss most about your Acicis friends? Share your memories in the comments!
29/07/2026
Before starting her academic career, Dr Rebecca took part in Acicis programs in Yogyakarta and Malang.
That experience gave her a real, lived understanding of Indonesia's diversity, and taught her independence and immersion in ways no classroom could.
Curious how it shaped her path? Read the full story on our website: https://www.acicis.edu.au/blog/understanding-indonesia-from-within-the-academic-journey-of-dr-rebecca-meckelburg/
Acicis wouldn’t be here without the amazing support from the New Colombo Plan, the Australian Government, our member universities, and Indonesian partners.
We are deeply grateful to everyone who has contributed to our journey over the past 30 years. This milestone would not have been possible without your continued partnership and trust 💚
Read the full report to discover more about Acicis awards, endorsements, and stakeholder profiles:https://www.acicis.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/Acicis-Annual-Report-2025.pdf
The recent parliamentary inquiry into Australia's Asia capability, Security and Prosperity in Asia, made the case for greater investment in Indonesian language and Asia capability programs.
The lack of clear pathways and outcomes for people to use that Asia capability was also raised throughout the hearings, submissions, and report.
Our Alumni Tracer Study has surveyed graduates from our 1995 to 2005 cohorts to understand where an in-country Indonesia experience leads over time, careers, language use, and ongoing ties to the region. This is a rare evidence base showing what investment in Asia capability and language learning can lead to, decades down the line.
You can see the summary in our latest Annual Report, and the full breakdown on our website. 📄 Annual Report:https://www.acicis.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/Acicis-Annual-Report-2025.pdf
🧑🎓 Tracer Study Webpage: https://www.acicis.edu.au/acicis-tracer-study/
17/07/2026
Spend an Evening with Pandji Pragiwaksono at Murdoch University! 👏
One of Indonesia's most recognisable comedians, commentators and public intellectuals is coming to Perth for a unique evening of discussion and entertainment. Presented in English, the event will feature a moderated conversation and Q&A exploring comedy, freedom of expression, contemporary Indonesia, and Australia–Indonesia connections.
📅: Monday 31 August 2026
🕧: 6:30pm
📍: Kim E. Beazley Lecture Theatre, Murdoch University
Book your seat now: bit.ly/Pandji-Talks
15/07/2026
Another happy day for us: a shipment from ANU Press has arrived at our office!
For those of you who are in Sydney, join us to celebrate the book launch of Experiencing Indonesia: 30 Years of Acicis! Register now bit.ly/Acicis-Book
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The University Of Western Australia, Hackett Hall, 35 Stirling Highway
Perth, WA
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