The ANU Indonesia Institute Visiting Scholars Program facilitates scholars at Indonesian universities, with funding from their home institution, to visit the College of Asia and the Pacific (CAP) for a minimum of one and a maximum of three months. During their stay, scholars will work with an academic mentor on a specific project or publication and participate in campus activities relevant to their area of research.
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ANU Indonesia Institute Undergraduate Language Prize
Each year the ANU Indonesia Institute recognises the academic accomplishments of our undergraduate community studying Indonesian language through the Pustaka Prizes. These prizes aim to: (a) promote the value of studying Indonesia to a new generation of students; and (b) recognise students’ commitment to the study of Indonesian language. We sponsor two prizes open to all ANU undergraduate students enrolled in Bahasa Indonesia courses.
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Indonesia Project Opportunities
The ANU Indonesia Project Is another of the Australian National University's Indonesia-focused initiatives. The Project is a leading centre for research, policy development and graduate training in the Australia-Indonesia region. Since 1965 the Project has produced and disseminated high quality research on the economy and society of Indonesia, with expertise in trade and economic development, agriculture, resources and the environment. Every year the Project offers a range of grants and fellowships that can be accessed here:
For more information visit the Indonesia Project: https://indonesia.crawford.anu.edu.au/grants-and-fellowship
ANU College of Science Future Research Talent Awards – Indonesia
The Future Research Talent (FRT) awards are jointly offered by ANU College of Science, ANU College of Health and Medicine and ANU College of Engineering, Computing and Cybernetics to staff and students from Indonesia.
The FRT is a competitive and prestigious program that attracts the best staff and students from top-tier Indonesian institutions. The program offers a valuable opportunity for Indonesia’s emerging research talent to form international connections and develop research skills at one of the world's leading universities
For more information, please visit the College of Science FRT page: https://science.anu.edu.au/study/scholarships/future-research-talent-awards-indonesia
Paddy farmers in Harau Valley, West Sumatra, Indonesia, harvesting their crops. Rice is the single most important staple in the region. Photo courtesy of Emir Syailendra.