| Course Level: | Bachelor's | |
|---|---|---|
| Course Duration: | 4 Years | |
| Course Language: | English | |
| Required Degree | Class 12th | |
| Course Level: | Bachelor's | |
|---|---|---|
| Course Duration: | 4 Years | |
| Course Language: | English | |
| Required Degree | Class 12th | |
Name: Indraprasta PGRI University (Universitas Indraprasta PGRI)
Abbreviation: UNINDRA
Location: Jakarta, Indonesia
Type: Private University
Affiliation: PGRI (Indonesian Teachers Association)
Established: 2004
Motto: "Smart, Professional, and Religious"
UNINDRA was established with the aim of improving the quality of education in Indonesia by focusing on the professional development of teachers and educators. It was formed under the sponsorship of PGRI, the Indonesian Teachers Association, which plays a significant role in shaping the country’s educational landscape. The university has grown significantly since its founding, offering a range of programs that blend modern education with a commitment to social and ethical values.
UNINDRA offers a variety of undergraduate, postgraduate, and professional education programs with a strong focus on teacher training, although it also has programs in non-teacher disciplines.
Faculty of Teacher Training and Education (Fakultas Keguruan dan Ilmu Pendidikan, FKIP):
Undergraduate Programs:
Education Technology
Elementary School Teacher Education
English Language Education
Indonesian Language Education
Mathematics Education
Visual Communication Design Education
Economic Education
Master's Programs:
Education Management
Mathematics Education
Indonesian Language Education
Visual Communication Design Education
Faculty of Engineering and Computer Science:
Undergraduate Programs:
Information Technology
Industrial Engineering
Faculty of Arts and Design:
Undergraduate Programs:
Visual Communication Design
Product Design
Faculty of Economics:
Undergraduate Programs:
Management
UNINDRA is known for combining practical, professional education with ethical and religious values. The university's educational model encourages students to not only acquire technical skills in their respective fields but also to develop leadership, social responsibility, and religious awareness. This holistic approach ensures that graduates are well-rounded and ready to contribute to their communities and workplaces.
The university’s main campus is located in Tanjung Barat, South Jakarta, a strategic location with easy access to various parts of the city. The campus offers modern educational facilities such as:
Lecture halls
Computer labs
Design studios (for the arts and design faculty)
Libraries
Research centers
Sports facilities
The campus environment is designed to support both academic and extracurricular activities, providing students with opportunities to engage in academic projects as well as cultural and athletic events.
UNINDRA offers affordable tuition fees compared to other private universities in Jakarta, making it accessible to a wide range of students. Additionally, the university provides various scholarship programs to help students with financial difficulties or those who excel academically.
Indraprasta PGRI University is recognized by the Indonesian Ministry of Education and Culture and holds institutional and programmatic accreditations from Badan Akreditasi Nasional Perguruan Tinggi (BAN-PT), Indonesia’s national accreditation body for higher education institutions. The university’s accreditation status ensures that its programs meet the required educational standards.
UNINDRA offers a dynamic student life, with a variety of student organizations, clubs, and associations that provide opportunities for students to develop leadership skills and engage in extracurricular activities. Some of the student organizations include:
PGRI Student Association (Himpunan Mahasiswa PGRI)
Cultural and Arts Clubs
Sports Clubs
Entrepreneurship Clubs
While UNINDRA primarily focuses on the Indonesian educational system, it is also engaged in international collaboration through exchange programs, academic partnerships, and research cooperation with institutions in other countries. This allows students and faculty to benefit from exposure to international educational standards and practices.
This faculty focuses on teacher training, educational sciences, and related fields.
Program |
Degree |
Duration |
|---|---|---|
|
Education Technology |
S.Pd. (Bachelor of Education) |
4 years |
|
Elementary School Teacher Education |
S.Pd. (Bachelor of Education) |
4 years |
|
English Language Education |
S.Pd. (Bachelor of Education) |
4 years |
|
Indonesian Language and Literature Education |
S.Pd. (Bachelor of Education) |
4 years |
|
Mathematics Education |
S.Pd. (Bachelor of Education) |
4 years |
|
Visual Communication Design Education |
S.Pd. (Bachelor of Education) |
4 years |
|
Economic Education |
S.Pd. (Bachelor of Education) |
4 years |
This faculty offers programs focused on technological skills and engineering knowledge.
Program |
Degree |
Duration |
|---|---|---|
|
Information Technology |
S.Kom. (Bachelor of Computer Science) |
4 years |
|
Industrial Engineering |
S.T. (Bachelor of Engineering) |
4 years |
This faculty provides education in creative arts and design, with a focus on practical skills and theoretical knowledge.
Program |
Degree |
Duration |
|---|---|---|
|
Visual Communication Design |
S.Ds. (Bachelor of Design) |
4 years |
|
Product Design |
S.Ds. (Bachelor of Design) |
4 years |
This faculty focuses on business and economics, providing education in management and business administration.
Program |
Degree |
Duration |
|---|---|---|
|
Management |
S.E. (Bachelor of Economics) |
4 years |
This program is aimed at educators and professionals seeking advanced knowledge and skills in educational sciences and management.
Program |
Degree |
Duration |
|---|---|---|
|
Master's in Education Management |
M.Pd. (Master of Education) |
2 years |
|
Master's in Mathematics Education |
M.Pd. (Master of Education) |
2 years |
|
Master's in Indonesian Language Education |
M.Pd. (Master of Education) |
2 years |
|
Master's in Visual Communication Design Education |
M.Pd. (Master of Education) |
2 years |
Faculty |
Program Name |
Duration |
Tuition Fees (USD/year) |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Faculty of Teacher Training and Education (FKIP) |
Education Technology (Pendidikan Teknologi Pendidikan) |
4 years |
$500 - $700 |
|
|
Elementary School Teacher Education (PGSD) |
4 years |
$500 - $700 |
|
|
English Language Education (Pendidikan Bahasa Inggris) |
4 years |
$500 - $700 |
|
|
Indonesian Language Education (Pendidikan Bahasa dan Sastra Indonesia) |
4 years |
$500 - $700 |
|
|
Mathematics Education (Pendidikan Matematika) |
4 years |
$500 - $700 |
|
|
Visual Communication Design Education (Pendidikan Desain Komunikasi Visual) |
4 years |
$500 - $700 |
|
|
Economic Education (Pendidikan Ekonomi) |
4 years |
$500 - $700 |
|
Faculty of Engineering and Computer Science |
Information Technology (Teknik Informatika) |
4 years |
$600 - $800 |
|
|
Industrial Engineering (Teknik Industri) |
4 years |
$600 - $800 |
|
Faculty of Arts and Design |
Visual Communication Design (Desain Komunikasi Visual) |
4 years |
$600 - $800 |
|
|
Product Design (Desain Produk) |
4 years |
$600 - $800 |
|
Faculty of Economics |
Management (Manajemen) |
4 years |
$600 - $800 |
Faculty/Graduate School |
Program Name |
Duration |
Tuition Fees (USD/year) |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Faculty of Teacher Training and Education (FKIP) |
Master's in Education Management (Manajemen Pendidikan) |
2 years |
$700 - $900 |
|
|
Master's in Mathematics Education (Pendidikan Matematika) |
2 years |
$700 - $900 |
|
|
Master's in Indonesian Language Education (Pendidikan Bahasa Indonesia) |
2 years |
$700 - $900 |
|
|
Master's in Visual Communication Design Education (Pendidikan Desain Komunikasi Visual) |
2 years |
$700 - $900 |
|
Faculty of Economics |
Master's in Management (Magister Manajemen) |
2 years |
$700 - $900 |
Faculty/Graduate School |
Program Name |
Duration |
Tuition Fees (USD/year) |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Graduate School |
Doctor of Education (Ph.D. in Education) |
3-4 years |
$900 - $1,200 |
International students can enroll in a variety of undergraduate and postgraduate programs at UNINDRA, with the majority of courses offered in Bahasa Indonesia. Programs include:
Faculty of Teacher Training and Education (FKIP):
Undergraduate: Education Technology, Elementary Education, English Language Education, Mathematics Education, etc.
Master’s Programs: Education Management, Mathematics Education, Indonesian Language Education, etc.
Faculty of Engineering and Computer Science:
Undergraduate: Information Technology, Industrial Engineering.
Faculty of Arts and Design:
Undergraduate: Visual Communication Design, Product Design.
Faculty of Economics:
Undergraduate: Management.
Most programs at UNINDRA are taught in Bahasa Indonesia. International students who do not speak the language are required to take language preparation courses before or during their studies to ensure they can successfully follow lectures and complete coursework. Some programs, particularly in English Language Education, may use English as a medium of instruction for certain courses.
Choose a Program:
Review the available programs on the UNINDRA website to decide which undergraduate, master's, or doctoral program suits your academic interests and career goals.
Understand the language of instruction for the program (most are taught in Bahasa Indonesia, although some programs may use English).
Check Admission Requirements:
Each program at UNINDRA may have specific admission requirements, so it’s important to check the details for the program you are applying to.
Common general requirements for international students include:
Academic Qualifications: A high school diploma for undergraduate programs or a relevant bachelor’s/master’s degree for graduate programs.
Language Proficiency: Proficiency in Bahasa Indonesia (for most programs) or English (for programs taught in English). You may need to provide test results such as TOEFL, IELTS, or proof of language proficiency for Bahasa Indonesia.
Prepare Application Documents: Prepare the following documents:
Completed application form (downloadable from the university's website or available at the admissions office).
Academic transcripts (translated into English or Bahasa Indonesia if needed).
Copy of high school diploma (for undergraduate) or bachelor's/master’s degree certificate (for postgraduate).
Language proficiency certificate (if applicable, such as TOEFL, IELTS, or a certificate for Bahasa Indonesia proficiency).
Copy of passport (valid for at least 18 months).
Passport-sized photos (usually 4-6 copies).
Personal statement or letter of intent explaining why you want to study at UNINDRA.
Letters of recommendation (required for postgraduate programs).
Research proposal (for PhD/doctoral applicants only).
Note: Make sure that all documents are translated into English or Bahasa Indonesia and certified if necessary.
Submit the Application:
Submit your application online through the UNINDRA admissions portal or directly to the university’s International Office via email or in person.
Ensure that all required documents are complete and properly attached.
Application Fee:
Some programs may require an application fee. Confirm the fee with the admissions office and follow the payment instructions provided by the university.
Receive the Offer of Admission:
After your application is processed, UNINDRA will review it and notify you of the decision.
If accepted, you will receive an offer of admission or acceptance letter. This document is critical for the next steps, including the visa application.
Apply for a Student Visa (Visa Pelajar):
After receiving your admission letter, you need to apply for a student visa (Visa Pelajar) at the nearest Indonesian embassy or consulate in your home country.
Required documents for the visa application typically include:
Acceptance letter from UNINDRA.
Valid passport (at least 18 months validity).
Proof of financial ability to cover tuition fees and living expenses.
Visa application form.
Medical certificate (some countries may require this).
Return flight ticket (proof of travel).
You may also need to provide additional documents depending on your country’s specific visa requirements.
Make sure to apply for the visa well in advance, as visa processing times may vary.
Confirm Accommodation:
UNINDRA does not have extensive on-campus dormitories, so you may need to arrange accommodation in boarding houses (kost) or apartments nearby.
The International Office can assist you in finding suitable housing options.
Attend Orientation and Language Courses:
If you are not proficient in Bahasa Indonesia, you may need to enroll in a Bahasa Indonesia for Foreign Speakers (BIPA) course before or during your program. This course will help you adapt to the language requirements of your courses.
The university typically organizes an orientation program for international students to familiarize them with the campus, academic expectations, and living in Jakarta.
Registration and Payment of Fees:
Upon arrival, you will need to register at the university and finalize your enrollment.
Pay your tuition fees for the first semester/year (if not already done) and ensure you are familiar with the payment deadlines and structure.
The International Office will guide you through the administrative processes, including obtaining a student ID and class schedule.
UNINDRA typically offers two main intake periods for admission each year:
First Intake (Semester 1): Usually starts in March or April.
Second Intake (Semester 2): Typically starts in September or October.
For international students, it’s important to apply well in advance of the intake period to allow time for visa processing and other arrangements. Most programs will follow these general intakes, but specific programs may have their own deadlines, so it’s best to check with the university’s International Office for precise dates.
The eligibility criteria vary depending on whether you are applying for an undergraduate, master's, or doctoral program. Below are the general requirements for each level of study.
Educational Qualifications:
Applicants must have completed senior high school or an equivalent qualification (e.g., A-levels, IB, or high school diploma) from a recognized institution.
For international students, the high school qualification must be equivalent to the Indonesian high school standard and recognized by Indonesia’s Ministry of Education.
Language Proficiency:
Bahasa Indonesia: Most courses are taught in Bahasa Indonesia, so proficiency in Bahasa Indonesia is required. International students may need to provide proof of Bahasa Indonesia proficiency or take language courses.
English: Some programs, such as English Language Education, may require proficiency in English. International applicants may be required to provide a TOEFL or IELTS score if applying for English-taught programs.
Applicants must generally have a satisfactory academic record with a minimum GPA equivalent to Indonesian standards (typically a 2.5 GPA or higher on a 4.0 scale).
High school diploma or equivalent.
Transcripts of academic records.
Proof of Bahasa Indonesia or English language proficiency (TOEFL/IELTS).
Copy of passport (for international students).
Eligibility Criteria:
Educational Qualifications:
Applicants must have a bachelor’s degree in a relevant field from an accredited university.
The degree must be equivalent to an Indonesian undergraduate degree (S1), recognized by the Indonesian Ministry of Education.
Language Proficiency:
Bahasa Indonesia: Since most programs are delivered in Bahasa Indonesia, applicants need to be proficient in the language. International students who are not fluent in Bahasa Indonesia may be required to take a Bahasa Indonesia for Foreign Speakers (BIPA) course before starting their degree.
English: If you are applying for a program that is taught in English or requires substantial English language use, you may need to submit a valid TOEFL or IELTS score (usually a minimum TOEFL score of 500-550 or an IELTS score of 6.0).
Minimum GPA:
A minimum GPA of 2.75 out of 4.0 is usually required for admission into master’s programs. Some programs may have higher GPA requirements.
Required Documents:
Bachelor’s degree certificate.
Academic transcripts.
Proof of Bahasa Indonesia or English language proficiency (TOEFL/IELTS).
Personal statement or letter of intent.
Two letters of recommendation (preferably from academic referees).
Copy of passport (for international students).
Eligibility Criteria:
Educational Qualifications:
Applicants must have a master’s degree in a relevant field from an accredited university.
The master’s degree must be equivalent to an Indonesian postgraduate degree (S2), recognized by the Indonesian Ministry of Education.
Language Proficiency:
Bahasa Indonesia: Most PhD programs are conducted in Bahasa Indonesia, so students must be proficient in the language.
English: A good TOEFL or IELTS score is required if the research or program involves a substantial amount of English-language work (minimum TOEFL score of 550 or IELTS score of 6.5).
Minimum GPA:
A minimum GPA of 3.00 out of 4.0 is typically required for doctoral programs.
Research Proposal:
Applicants must submit a research proposal outlining their intended area of research for the PhD dissertation.
Required Documents:
Master’s degree certificate.
Academic transcripts (from both bachelor's and master's programs).
Proof of Bahasa Indonesia or English language proficiency (TOEFL/IELTS).
A detailed research proposal.
Letters of recommendation (from previous academic advisors or employers).
Copy of passport (for international students).
Scholarship Name |
Eligibility Criteria |
Coverage |
Application Process |
|---|---|---|---|
|
UNINDRA Academic Excellence Scholarship |
- Open to domestic and international students. |
- Partial or full tuition fee waiver. |
- Submit academic transcripts and an application form. |
|
PGRI Scholarship |
- For students who are affiliated with PGRI (Indonesian Teachers Association) or whose parents are PGRI members. |
- Partial tuition fee coverage. |
- Apply through PGRI local branches or UNINDRA’s Scholarship Office. |
|
Darmasiswa Scholarship (Government of Indonesia) |
- For international students from countries that have diplomatic relations with Indonesia. |
- Tuition fees covered. |
- Apply through the Indonesian Embassy or Consulate in your home country. |
|
Kemitraan Negara Berkembang (KNB) Scholarship (Indonesian Government) |
- For international students from developing countries. |
- Full tuition fees. |
- Apply online via the KNB Scholarship portal. |
|
UNINDRA Financial Aid Program |
- Open to students facing financial difficulties. |
- Partial tuition fee coverage, depending on need. |
- Submit a detailed financial statement and supporting documents. |
|
UNINDRA Talent Scholarship |
- Open to students excelling in arts, sports, or community service. |
- Partial tuition fee waiver. |
- Submit proof of achievement (awards, certificates). |
|
BUDI-LN Scholarship (Indonesian Government) |
- For Indonesian students pursuing a master's or PhD abroad. |
- Tuition fees, living expenses, international airfare, research grant. |
- Apply via the Lembaga Pengelola Dana Pendidikan (LPDP) official website. |
|
UNINDRA Merit-Based Scholarship |
- For high-achieving undergraduate and postgraduate students. |
- Full or partial tuition fee waiver. |
- Submit academic transcripts and application to the Scholarship Office. |
|
Community and Service-Based Scholarship |
- Open to students involved in community service programs or volunteering. |
- Partial tuition fee waiver. |
- Apply through the UNINDRA Social Services Department. |
Campus Facility / Accommodation Type |
Description |
Facilities |
Cost (USD/Month) |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Main Campus Location |
- Located in Tanjung Barat, South Jakarta, with easy access to public transportation and services. |
- Classrooms, lecture halls, libraries, computer labs, Wi-Fi. |
N/A |
|
Off-Campus Accommodation (Kost) |
- Private boarding houses (known as Kost) are commonly used by students near the campus. |
- Furnished rooms, shared or private bathrooms, Wi-Fi, laundry. |
$100 - $300 USD |
|
Apartment Rentals |
- Students can rent apartments near the campus. Often suitable for those seeking more privacy. |
- Private kitchen, private bathroom, Wi-Fi, security. |
$200 - $400 USD |
|
Shared Apartments |
- Shared with other students. Generally more affordable than renting a private apartment. |
- Shared kitchen and bathroom, Wi-Fi, utilities shared. |
$150 - $250 USD |
|
University Partner Hostels |
- UNINDRA partners with nearby hostels and dormitories for student accommodation. |
- Basic facilities: bed, shared bathroom, common room, Wi-Fi. |
$80 - $150 USD |
|
Meals (Local Food Costs) |
- Average cost of meals at local cafes or campus cafeterias. |
- Indonesian meals, halal food options, student-friendly prices. |
$1 - $3 USD per meal |
|
On-Campus Wi-Fi and Internet |
- Free Wi-Fi access available in classrooms, libraries, and student common areas. |
- Wi-Fi included in academic and social spaces. |
Free for students |
|
Library and Study Facilities |
- Modern libraries equipped with a wide range of academic resources and computer access. |
- Access to books, journals, databases, study rooms, and computers. |
Free for students |
|
Sports Facilities |
- UNINDRA offers basic sports facilities for recreational and competitive sports. |
- Indoor sports courts, gymnasium, and outdoor fields. |
Free for students |
Welcoming Environment: UNINDRA is known for its inclusive and supportive campus atmosphere. Students are encouraged to actively participate in academic and social activities, and the university fosters a sense of community.
Cultural Diversity: Jakarta is a diverse city, and UNINDRA reflects this diversity. While the majority of students are Indonesian, the university also hosts international students, which enriches the cultural exchange on campus.
Libraries and Study Spaces: UNINDRA provides modern libraries equipped with a variety of academic resources, including textbooks, research journals, and computer access. Students can use these spaces for quiet study or group work.
Wi-Fi Access: Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the campus, making it easy for students to access online learning materials, research, and communication tools.
Academic Advising and Mentorship: Students have access to academic advisors who provide guidance on course selection, career planning, and academic challenges. This support helps students stay on track with their studies and personal development.
Student Organizations: UNINDRA has a wide range of student clubs and organizations covering interests such as academic fields, arts, culture, sports, and social causes. Some notable clubs include:
PGRI Student Association (affiliated with the Indonesian Teachers Association).
Art and Culture Clubs (focusing on traditional and modern performances, music, and dance).
Entrepreneurship Clubs (encouraging students to develop business ideas and projects).
Social and Community Service Clubs (engaging in local volunteerism and outreach programs).
Student Government: UNINDRA’s student council plays an active role in representing students' voices, organizing events, and fostering leadership among students.
Cultural Events and Festivals: The university frequently hosts cultural festivals, seminars, and themed events where students can showcase their talents, learn about different cultures, and engage with their peers. For international students, these events are a great way to experience Indonesian culture and traditions.
Sports Facilities: UNINDRA provides access to basic sports facilities including indoor courts for basketball, badminton, and futsal, as well as outdoor spaces for running and other activities. These facilities are free for student use.
Sports Clubs: The university offers various sports clubs, including football, basketball, and martial arts. Students can join these clubs for recreational activities or participate in inter-university competitions.
Health and Wellness: UNINDRA emphasizes the importance of student well-being. There are health services available on campus, and the university encourages participation in physical activities to promote a healthy lifestyle.
Peer-to-Peer Networking: The university encourages students to connect with peers from different programs, faculties, and countries. International students have the opportunity to form close friendships with both local and international students.
Group Study and Collaboration: Many students form study groups to collaborate on coursework and projects. This creates a culture of peer learning and mutual academic support.
Community Engagement: Through various social initiatives, students are encouraged to participate in community service projects and social impact programs, particularly in educational outreach, given UNINDRA’s focus on teacher training and education.
International Office: The International Office at UNINDRA is dedicated to supporting international students with admissions, visa processes, and adjusting to life in Indonesia. They also provide orientation programs to help international students settle in.
Cultural Integration: International students are encouraged to engage in cultural exchange programs and participate in activities that introduce them to Indonesian culture, traditions, and language.
Language Support: For students who are not fluent in Bahasa Indonesia, the university offers language preparation courses through programs like BIPA (Bahasa Indonesia for Foreign Speakers). These courses help international students adjust to the language requirements of their academic programs and daily life in Indonesia.
Muslim-Friendly Environment: As a university that is sensitive to Indonesia’s predominantly Muslim population, UNINDRA provides several prayer rooms and a mosque on campus to accommodate religious practices. The university ensures that halal food options are widely available in cafeterias and nearby eateries.
Interfaith Respect: While the university is set in a predominantly Muslim context, it promotes respect for students from all religious backgrounds, creating a harmonious and respectful environment for everyone.
Affordable Living Costs: The cost of living in Jakarta is relatively affordable, especially for students. Accommodation in nearby boarding houses (kost) or shared apartments is affordable, typically ranging from $100 to $300 USD per month, depending on the type of housing.
Food and Transportation: Meals at local cafes and food stalls are reasonably priced, with meals costing around $1 to $3 USD. Public transportation, including buses and commuter trains, makes it easy for students to navigate the city affordably.
Scholarships and Financial Aid: UNINDRA offers several scholarship programs for both local and international students. Students can apply for merit-based scholarships or financial aid based on their academic performance and financial need.
Jakarta as a City: Jakarta, the capital city of Indonesia, is a bustling metropolis with plenty to offer in terms of social activities, entertainment, and cultural experiences. Students can enjoy shopping malls, cinemas, cafes, and cultural landmarks.
Cultural and Historical Sites: Being in Jakarta, students have easy access to the city’s cultural and historical landmarks such as the National Monument (Monas), Kota Tua (Old Town), and various museums, where they can explore Indonesia’s rich history and culture.
Public Transportation: Students can commute via TransJakarta buses, Commuter Line trains, or ride-hailing services like Gojek or Grab, making it easy and affordable to travel within the city.
Career Services: UNINDRA provides career support services including career counseling, internship placement, and job fairs. These services help students prepare for the workforce and build professional networks.
Alumni Network: The UNINDRA Alumni Association plays an important role in keeping graduates connected, offering networking opportunities, and providing job-related support to new graduates.
UNINDRA provides career counseling services to help students identify their career goals, strengths, and opportunities in the job market. Career advisors guide students through various aspects of career planning, such as:
Resume and CV building
Interview preparation
Job search strategies
Career path advice, especially for education students aiming to become teachers or administrators.
Job Fairs and Networking Events
Job fairs are organized at the university, giving students the chance to meet employers and learn about job opportunities. These fairs often feature companies from education, IT, design, and other industries.
UNINDRA invites guest speakers, alumni, and industry professionals to campus to share their experiences and offer advice on entering the job market, helping students build connections and expand their professional networks.
Workshops and Seminars
Regular career development workshops and seminars are offered to students to help them develop essential skills such as:
Effective communication and leadership skills
Presentation techniques
Entrepreneurship and business skills
Digital literacy and technology integration (especially for teacher trainees).
Internships play a crucial role in helping students gain practical work experience in their respective fields. UNINDRA encourages students to undertake internships during their studies to help them apply theoretical knowledge in real-world settings.
Teaching Internships: For education students, internships are a required part of the curriculum. These teaching internships take place in public and private schools across Jakarta and Indonesia, allowing students to gain classroom experience and build their teaching portfolios.
Business and Design Internships: Students from management, design, and technology programs are placed in companies and creative agencies to complete internships that provide hands-on industry experience. These internships often serve as a stepping stone to full-time employment after graduation.
As UNINDRA is affiliated with the Indonesian Teachers Association (PGRI), many graduates of teacher training programs find placements in public and private schools throughout Indonesia.
Graduates from the Faculty of Teacher Training and Education (FKIP) are in high demand, given Indonesia’s need for qualified teachers, especially in subjects like Mathematics, English, and Science.
Many students are directly recruited by schools where they complete their teaching internships, or they find employment through PGRI networks.
Graduates from the Education Technology, Elementary School Teacher Education, and Indonesian and English Language Education programs typically work in schools, training centers, or educational institutions.
UNINDRA’s strong ties with local schools and the PGRI ensure that many education graduates have a clear pathway to employment upon graduation.
Management graduates find placements in industries such as business administration, banking, marketing, and entrepreneurship. Many students are prepared for roles in small and medium enterprises (SMEs) and start-ups, as well as larger corporate settings.
UNINDRA encourages students to develop entrepreneurial skills, and many graduates start their own businesses or work in management roles in various companies.
Design and Technology Graduates
Graduates from programs like Visual Communication Design, Product Design, and Information Technology (IT) are employed in creative industries, design studios, advertising agencies, software companies, and IT consulting firms.
Portfolio Development: Design students are guided in building professional portfolios, which helps them secure internships and job offers in the competitive design industry.
Tech Roles: IT graduates often secure roles as software developers, IT support specialists, web designers, and systems analysts in tech firms and other sectors.
Alumni Engagement
UNINDRA’s strong alumni network is an asset for current students seeking placements. Alumni often return to campus to share their experiences and recruit new graduates for positions within their companies.
The alumni network is active in organizing networking events and mentorship programs, helping students connect with professionals in their chosen fields.
Mentorship and Job Referrals
UNINDRA encourages alumni to act as mentors to current students, offering advice and guidance on entering the workforce. Alumni often provide job referrals to help new graduates secure employment opportunities.
Entrepreneurship Programs
UNINDRA promotes entrepreneurship through its entrepreneurship clubs and business development programs. Students are encouraged to pursue entrepreneurial ventures, either during or after their studies.
The university offers workshops and mentoring on how to start a business, access funding, and manage a successful enterprise.
Industry Partnerships
UNINDRA collaborates with local businesses, creative agencies, schools, and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) to provide internship and job opportunities for students. These partnerships help students gain relevant experience and make professional connections during their studies.
Recruitment by Partner Schools and Companies
Schools and businesses that partner with UNINDRA often recruit graduates directly from the university’s pool of talented students, particularly in the fields of education, design, and IT.
Inclusive Admission Policy:
UNINDRA is committed to expanding access to education, particularly in teacher training, which may contribute to a relatively high acceptance rate for students who meet basic academic requirements.
Program-Specific Requirements:
Some programs, especially in engineering, design, and IT, might be more competitive than others, but overall, the university is focused on accommodating a wide range of students from diverse backgrounds.
International Students:
International students who meet the language proficiency requirements (Bahasa Indonesia or English, depending on the program) and academic criteria generally have a good chance of being accepted, as UNINDRA encourages international collaboration and cultural exchange.
Merit-Based Admission:
While UNINDRA may not have a stringent competitive admission process like some universities, academic merit still plays a significant role. Students with strong academic records, good GPA scores, and relevant qualifications are more likely to be accepted, especially in popular programs like Education, IT, and Business.
Address:
Universitas Indraprasta PGRI (UNINDRA)
Jl. Nangka No. 58 C,
Tanjung Barat,
Jagakarsa,
South Jakarta,
Jakarta 12530,
Indonesia
Location Highlights:
Tanjung Barat is a vibrant and growing area in South Jakarta with easy access to various services such as restaurants, cafes, boarding houses (kost), and shopping centers.
The campus is close to major roads and transportation hubs, including bus routes and the Commuter Line at Tanjung Barat Station, making it easy for students to travel around Jakarta.
