Mission and Values:
The university emphasizes pluralism, ethics, tolerance, and multiculturalism. It aims to cultivate leadership with integrity and a global outlook, particularly rooted in Indonesian values and culture.
Paramadina University seeks to produce graduates who not only excel academically but also contribute to social harmony, ethical governance, and sustainable development.
Programs and Faculties: Paramadina University offers undergraduate, graduate, and professional programs across various faculties:
Faculty of Economics and Business: Including programs in management, entrepreneurship, and business administration.
Faculty of Social and Political Sciences: Offers degrees in international relations, communication, and political science.
Faculty of Engineering and Design: Provides programs related to industrial engineering, product design, and information technology.
Faculty of Philosophy and Religion: Focuses on Islamic philosophy, comparative religion, and social ethics.
Leadership and Ethics: One of the unique programs of Paramadina University is its emphasis on leadership and ethics development. It runs leadership training and ethical governance programs for students and the wider community, aimed at shaping leaders with integrity.
International Collaborations: The university has partnerships with various international institutions for student exchanges, joint research, and academic collaborations. This helps students gain exposure to global academic and professional networks.
Research and Innovation: Paramadina University actively promotes research in areas like social sciences, technology, economics, and religious studies. The research is often aimed at addressing societal challenges, fostering interfaith dialogue, and promoting sustainable development in Indonesia.
Notable Alumni and Contributions:
Paramadina University has a growing network of alumni who are involved in various sectors such as government, business, non-profit organizations, and academia.
It is also recognized for its role in promoting inter-religious dialogue and pluralism, contributing to peaceful coexistence in Indonesia’s diverse society.
Scholarships and Financial Aid: The university offers scholarships and financial aid to students based on merit and need, including leadership scholarships, which aim to nurture the next generation of ethical leaders in Indonesia.
Paramadina University has a modern campus in Jakarta, equipped with learning facilities such as libraries, laboratories, and seminar rooms. The campus is designed to support an interactive learning environment and includes facilities for extracurricular activities, which foster student engagement outside the classroom.
The leadership at Paramadina University has typically been committed to upholding the values of its founder, Nurcholish Madjid, promoting a balance between modernity and tradition in education. The university's leadership continues to be involved in public intellectual discussions on important issues like democracy, human rights, and religious tolerance.
Paramadina Graduate School offers advanced degrees (Master’s programs) in various fields including business, communication, and political science. The graduate school is particularly known for its programs designed to meet the demands of working professionals.
The university is often involved in discussions about civil society, ethics in politics, and the promotion of democracy. Through various public forums, workshops, and collaborations with civil society organizations, Paramadina plays an important role in shaping the intellectual and ethical landscape of Indonesia.
This faculty provides programs that aim to develop entrepreneurial skills, management expertise, and a strong foundation in economics. The courses are designed to prepare students for leadership roles in the business world.
Undergraduate Programs:
Bachelor of Management: Focuses on business management, entrepreneurship, and corporate leadership. Students learn about financial management, marketing, operations, and human resource management.
Bachelor of Accounting: Provides training in financial accounting, auditing, taxation, and corporate governance. This program aims to prepare students for careers in accounting and finance.
Graduate Programs:
Master of Management (MM): This program is designed for professionals seeking advanced knowledge in business management, with specializations in strategic management, marketing, finance, and human resources.
Master of Business Administration (MBA): Focuses on developing leadership, innovation, and strategic thinking in business, with a global perspective.
The Faculty of Social and Political Sciences focuses on equipping students with the skills and knowledge to understand global issues, media, politics, and society.
Undergraduate Programs:
Bachelor of International Relations: Covers topics such as diplomacy, international organizations, conflict resolution, and global politics. Students are prepared for careers in diplomacy, NGOs, and international institutions.
Bachelor of Communication: Offers concentrations in public relations, media studies, and advertising. Students learn about media production, communication strategies, and the role of communication in society.
Bachelor of Political Science: Focuses on political theory, government systems, policy analysis, and political dynamics in Indonesia and the world. It prepares students for careers in government, policy-making, and political analysis.
Graduate Programs:
Master of Communication: Advanced study in communication theories, research methodologies, and media management. Students may specialize in media, corporate communication, or strategic communication.
This faculty emphasizes technological innovation, design thinking, and engineering problem-solving. It provides both theoretical knowledge and practical skills.
Undergraduate Programs:
Bachelor of Industrial Engineering: Focuses on optimizing processes, systems, and resources in industries. It combines engineering principles with management practices to improve productivity.
Bachelor of Informatics Engineering: Centers on software development, programming, information systems, and network security. It prepares students for careers in IT and the tech industry.
Bachelor of Product Design: Combines art, creativity, and engineering principles to create functional and aesthetically pleasing products. Students learn about design thinking, materials, and prototyping.
Graduate Programs:
Master of Industrial Engineering: Offers advanced coursework in systems optimization, project management, and industrial processes.
This faculty aims to promote critical thinking, ethical leadership, and a deep understanding of religion and philosophy. It provides a unique space for exploring contemporary social, moral, and religious issues.
Undergraduate Programs:
Bachelor of Islamic Studies: Focuses on Islamic thought, history, and contemporary issues in the Muslim world. The program encourages dialogue between religious traditions and aims to produce graduates with deep knowledge of Islamic ethics and philosophy.
This faculty focuses on developing legal professionals with a strong ethical foundation and a global perspective on law and justice.
Undergraduate Programs:
Bachelor of Law: Offers courses in civil law, criminal law, constitutional law, and international law. It prepares students for careers in legal practice, judiciary, and policy-making.
The Paramadina Graduate School offers several specialized master's degree programs tailored for professionals seeking to advance their careers or deepen their expertise in specific fields.
Graduate Programs:
Master of Business Administration (MBA): Aimed at professionals who want to advance their leadership and managerial skills in a global business environment.
Master of Political Science: This program offers advanced studies in political theory, public policy, and international relations, with a focus on contemporary political issues.
Master of Communication: Focuses on corporate and media communication strategies, critical analysis of media, and communication in a digital age.
Master of Management (MM): For professionals looking to develop advanced business management skills in areas such as finance, human resources, and marketing.
Master of Islamic Studies: Provides advanced training in Islamic law, philosophy, and social ethics. It prepares students for careers in academia, religious leadership, and policymaking.
Course Program Name |
Duration |
Tuition Fees Per Year (USD) |
|---|---|---|
|
Bachelor of Management |
4 years |
$2,500 - $3,500 |
|
Bachelor of Accounting |
4 years |
$2,500 - $3,500 |
|
Bachelor of International Relations |
4 years |
$2,500 - $3,500 |
|
Bachelor of Communication |
4 years |
$2,500 - $3,500 |
|
Bachelor of Political Science |
4 years |
$2,500 - $3,500 |
|
Bachelor of Industrial Engineering |
4 years |
$2,800 - $4,000 |
|
Bachelor of Informatics Engineering |
4 years |
$2,800 - $4,000 |
|
Bachelor of Product Design |
4 years |
$2,800 - $4,000 |
|
Bachelor of Islamic Studies |
4 years |
$2,000 - $3,000 |
|
Bachelor of Law |
4 years |
$2,500 - $3,500 |
Master's Program Name |
Duration |
Tuition Fees Per Year (USD) |
|---|---|---|
|
Master of Business Administration (MBA) |
1.5 - 2 years |
$4,000 - $5,000 |
|
Master of Management (MM) |
1.5 - 2 years |
$4,000 - $5,000 |
|
Master of Communication |
1.5 - 2 years |
$3,500 - $4,500 |
|
Master of Political Science |
1.5 - 2 years |
$3,500 - $4,500 |
|
Master of Industrial Engineering |
1.5 - 2 years |
$4,000 - $5,000 |
|
Master of Islamic Studies |
1.5 - 2 years |
$3,000 - $4,000 |
International students are welcome to apply for undergraduate and graduate programs at Paramadina University. The courses are taught in Indonesian or English, depending on the program, so students may need proficiency in the relevant language.
Popular Programs for International Students:
Bachelor’s Programs: International Relations, Communication, Management, Industrial Engineering, Islamic Studies.
Master’s Programs: Master of Business Administration (MBA), Master of Management (MM), Master of Communication, Master of Political Science.
Programs such as International Relations, Islamic Studies, and Communication may be particularly appealing to international students due to their global outlook and relevance in today’s interconnected world.
Indonesian Language Proficiency: Some programs are taught in Bahasa Indonesia, so international students applying for those courses may need to prove proficiency in the language. However, the university may offer Bahasa Indonesia language courses for international students as part of their orientation or preparation.
English Proficiency: For programs taught in English, international students may need to provide proof of English language proficiency, such as TOEFL or IELTS scores.
The tuition fees for international students are similar to those for domestic students, but may vary slightly due to additional administrative or processing fees. Estimated yearly fees for international students:
Bachelor’s Programs: $2,500 - $4,000 USD per year.
Master’s Programs: $3,500 - $5,000 USD per year.
Note: Tuition fees can vary based on the program and whether the student qualifies for any scholarships.
High School Diploma: Applicants must have completed their high school education or equivalent from an accredited institution.
Academic Transcripts: Students are required to submit their high school transcripts with good academic standing.
Entrance Examination: Paramadina University may conduct an entrance test for certain programs to assess applicants' academic abilities. The test may cover topics like mathematics, logic, or other subjects related to the program of study.
Language Proficiency:
Indonesian Proficiency: For programs taught in Bahasa Indonesia, proficiency in the language is required. International students may need to take a language test.
English Proficiency: For programs taught in English, international students must provide TOEFL or IELTS scores as proof of English proficiency. Domestic students may also need to demonstrate English proficiency for certain programs.
Completed Application Form (online or in hard copy).
High School Diploma or equivalent certificate.
Academic Transcripts.
Proof of Language Proficiency (TOEFL/IELTS for English programs or Indonesian language proficiency certificate for international students).
National ID or Passport (for international students).
Passport-sized Photos.
Motivation Letter or Statement of Purpose (optional but recommended).
Letters of Recommendation (if required by the program).
Online Application: Submit the application form through the Paramadina University website or apply in person.
Submit Required Documents: Upload or send the required documents along with your application.
Entrance Examination: If required, attend the university’s entrance test. Check the program details to see if an entrance test is mandatory.
Interview (Optional): Some programs may require an interview, either in person or online.
Admission Decision: The university will notify you via email or the online portal if you are accepted.
Tuition Payment: Once admitted, students must pay the initial tuition fees to secure their place.
Bachelor’s Degree: Applicants must have a recognized undergraduate degree from an accredited institution.
GPA Requirement: A minimum GPA is typically required, usually around 2.75/4.00, though this can vary by program.
Work Experience: Some programs, especially Master of Business Administration (MBA) or Master of Management (MM), may require relevant work experience.
Entrance Exam: Graduate programs may require applicants to take an entrance test or submit scores from recognized exams such as the GMAT or an equivalent local test (for business programs).
Completed Application Form.
Bachelor’s Degree Certificate.
Academic Transcripts.
English Proficiency (TOEFL/IELTS for international students or programs taught in English).
Letters of Recommendation (often required for graduate programs).
Resume/CV (especially for MBA or Management programs).
Motivation Letter or Statement of Purpose.
Passport (for international students).
Passport-sized Photos.
Online Application: Fill out the application form through Paramadina University’s online portal.
Submit Required Documents: Upload the necessary academic transcripts, language certificates, and supporting documents.
Entrance Exam: Attend the entrance examination (if required for the program). Some business programs might request GMAT scores or require a similar test.
Interview (if applicable): Attend an interview if required by the specific graduate program. This can be in person or online.
Admission Decision: Receive the university’s decision regarding your application.
Tuition Payment: Pay the tuition fees to confirm your enrollment.
International students need to meet additional requirements compared to domestic students, particularly with visa and language matters.
International students must have completed the equivalent of the Indonesian high school diploma (for undergraduate applicants) or a bachelor’s degree (for graduate applicants).
Valid Passport: Copy of passport (valid for at least 12 months beyond the start of the study).
Visa: International students must apply for a student visa (KITAS). Paramadina University’s International Office assists students with the visa application process.
Language Proficiency:
Indonesian Language: If the program is in Bahasa Indonesia, international students must show proficiency or take preparatory Indonesian language courses.
English Language: If the program is taught in English, international students must submit TOEFL (usually a score of 500 or above) or IELTS (a minimum of 5.5-6.0) results.
Health Certificate: International students may be required to submit a medical health certificate as part of the application.
Online Application: Submit the application online through the Paramadina University website or apply directly to the International Office.
Document Submission: Upload academic transcripts, language certificates, passport copy, and any other necessary documents.
Visa Processing: Upon acceptance, the university assists international students in obtaining a student visa (KITAS). Students should apply for the visa at the nearest Indonesian embassy or consulate.
Arrival in Indonesia: Upon arrival, students must report to the university’s International Office for orientation and to complete any necessary registration.
Orientation and Language Courses: International students may attend orientation programs, including Bahasa Indonesia language courses if required for the program.
Undergraduate Programs: Paramadina University typically has multiple application cycles throughout the year. Commonly, intakes are for the fall semester (starting in August/September) and spring semester (starting in January/February).
Graduate Programs: Graduate programs may have different deadlines based on the specific course and faculty, but they generally follow a similar schedule with fall and spring intakes.
For exact deadlines, it is recommended to check Paramadina University’s official website or contact their Admissions Office.
Paramadina University generally offers two main intakes for undergraduate programs:
Fall Intake (Main Intake):
Application Period: May to August
Semester Start: August/September
Spring Intake:
Application Period: November to January
Semester Start: January/February
Graduate programs also follow the two-semester system, with fall and spring intakes:
Fall Intake:
Application Period: May to August
Semester Start: August/September
Spring Intake:
Application Period: November to January
Semester Start: January/February
General Eligibility for Domestic and International Students:
High School Diploma: Applicants must have completed high school (or equivalent) with recognized qualifications (such as UAN, A-Level, IB Diploma, etc.).
Academic Performance: A strong academic record is important. Minimum GPA requirements can vary based on the program but typically range around a minimum average score of 70-80% or equivalent GPA.
Entrance Examination: Some programs may require applicants to take an entrance exam or submit standardized test scores (for example, SAT scores, if available). The exam typically assesses skills in subjects like mathematics, logic, or other subjects depending on the chosen program.
Language Proficiency:
Bahasa Indonesia: For programs taught in Bahasa Indonesia, international students must demonstrate proficiency in the language or take preparatory Indonesian language courses.
English Proficiency: For programs taught in English, international students need to submit TOEFL or IELTS scores as proof of proficiency. The minimum required scores are usually:
TOEFL iBT: 500 or higher
IELTS: 5.5-6.0 or higher
Some programs, like Industrial Engineering or Informatics Engineering, may require a strong background in mathematics or science.
Portfolio Submission: Creative programs such as Product Design may require the submission of a portfolio showcasing your work or artistic abilities.
General Eligibility for Domestic and International Students:
Bachelor’s Degree: Applicants must hold a recognized Bachelor’s degree from an accredited university or equivalent institution.
GPA Requirements: A minimum GPA is usually required, typically around 2.75/4.00 or higher, depending on the program.
Work Experience: For professional degrees such as the Master of Business Administration (MBA) or Master of Management (MM), applicants may need to demonstrate 2-3 years of work experience in a relevant field.
Entrance Test: Some programs may require an entrance examination or submission of scores from standardized tests like the GMAT for business-related programs, though this is not always mandatory.
English Proficiency (for international students or programs taught in English):
TOEFL iBT: 500-550 or higher
IELTS: 5.5-6.0 or higher
Letters of Recommendation: Some graduate programs may require 1-2 letters of recommendation from professors or professionals.
Motivation Letter/Statement of Purpose: Applicants are typically asked to write a statement of purpose or motivation letter explaining their goals, career plans, and reasons for choosing Paramadina University.
Programs like Master of Communication or Master of Political Science may not require prior professional experience, but applicants need to demonstrate strong academic and analytical abilities through their transcripts and written application materials.
Programs like MBA or MM might require the submission of a resume/CV outlining relevant professional experience and achievements.
Scholarship Name |
Eligibility Criteria |
Coverage |
Application Process |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Paramadina Fellowship |
- Open to all students, including international students. |
- Full tuition waiver |
- Submit application form and academic transcripts. |
|
Academic Excellence Scholarship |
- For top-performing students with exceptional academic records (typically a GPA of 3.5 or higher). |
- Partial to full tuition waiver depending on academic performance |
- Submit high school or undergraduate academic transcripts. |
|
Leadership Scholarship |
- For students with a proven record of leadership in extracurricular activities, community service, or entrepreneurship. |
- Partial tuition waiver (up to 75%) |
- Submit leadership portfolio or essay. |
|
Need-Based Financial Aid |
- For students from low-income families. |
- Partial tuition reduction (25%-50%) |
- Submit financial documents, including proof of income. |
|
Graduate Research Scholarship |
- Available to Master's students involved in research projects aligned with Paramadina University's mission. |
- Full or partial tuition waiver |
- Submit research proposal and transcripts. |
|
International Student Scholarship |
- Available exclusively for international students. |
- Partial to full tuition waiver |
- Submit academic transcripts, personal statement, and two letters of recommendation. |
|
Paramadina Corporate Scholarship |
- Sponsored by corporate partners. |
- Full or partial tuition waiver |
- Application form submission. |
|
Talent and Creativity Scholarship |
- For students applying to creative programs (e.g., Product Design, Communication) who have demonstrated exceptional talent. |
- Partial tuition waiver (up to 50%) |
- Submit a portfolio showcasing creative work. |
Facility |
Description |
Cost per Month (USD) |
|---|---|---|
|
Campus Location |
- Main campus located in Jakarta, Indonesia, offering modern academic facilities, lecture halls, computer labs, libraries, and student lounges. |
- N/A (part of tuition fees) |
|
Student Dormitories (On-Campus) |
- Limited on-campus dormitory options available for undergraduate students. |
- $100 - $200 USD/month |
|
Private Apartments (Off-Campus) |
- Popular option for both undergraduate and graduate students. |
- $250 - $500 USD/month depending on size and facilities |
|
Shared Housing (Off-Campus) |
- Shared houses or apartments with other students. |
- $150 - $300 USD/month |
|
Hostels/Guesthouses (Off-Campus) |
- Temporary accommodation often used by international students upon arrival while searching for more permanent housing. |
- $50 - $100 USD/month for temporary stay |
|
Homestays |
- Live with an Indonesian family, offering cultural immersion and language practice. |
- $150 - $250 USD/month, including meals |
|
Transportation Costs |
- Public transportation options available near campus (bus, train, or ride-sharing apps like Grab/Gojek). |
- $20 - $50 USD/month for commuting within Jakarta |
|
Meal Plans (On-Campus Cafeteria) |
- Paramadina University has an on-campus cafeteria offering affordable Indonesian and international meals. |
- $50 - $150 USD/month depending on eating habits |
|
Other Facilities |
- Library: Access to academic resources, journals, and digital databases. |
- N/A (part of tuition fees) |
Paramadina University is known for promoting pluralism and fostering a campus environment that respects diversity. Students from different ethnic, religious, and cultural backgrounds are encouraged to interact and collaborate, which enriches the overall experience.
Interfaith Dialogues: The university frequently hosts interfaith dialogues, workshops, and seminars that promote understanding between different religious and cultural groups in Indonesia.
Multicultural Events: The campus holds various cultural festivals and events where students celebrate their cultural heritage, including Indonesian traditions as well as global cultures.
Paramadina University offers a variety of extracurricular activities that cater to students’ diverse interests. These activities help develop leadership, teamwork, and other soft skills.
Popular Student Organizations:
Student Senate: The student government body responsible for organizing university-wide events, advocating for students' interests, and promoting leadership development.
International Relations Club: Hosts debates, discussions, and events related to global politics, diplomacy, and international relations.
Entrepreneurship Club: Supports students interested in starting their own businesses, offering mentorship and networking opportunities with industry professionals.
Sports Clubs: The university has clubs for popular sports like basketball, soccer, badminton, and volleyball, which compete in local and regional competitions.
Paramadina Music Club: For students passionate about music, offering opportunities to perform in bands, orchestras, or solo acts during campus events.
Paramadina University regularly hosts events that encourage students to engage with the campus community and express their creativity.
Leadership Workshops: These are often conducted to develop leadership skills and ethics, often in partnership with external organizations or business leaders.
Cultural Festivals: Various student clubs organize events celebrating Indonesian culture, food, and traditions, as well as international student cultures.
Art Exhibitions: Students, especially from creative fields like Product Design, often showcase their work in exhibitions held on campus.
Guest Lectures and Seminars: The university frequently invites experts, public figures, and alumni to share their experiences and insights with students on topics ranging from politics to entrepreneurship.
Interactive Learning: Paramadina University promotes a learning environment that encourages active student participation through case studies, projects, and group work.
Modern Facilities: The university is equipped with libraries, digital research resources, and modern classrooms to support students' academic needs.
Research Opportunities: Graduate students have access to various research initiatives, especially in fields such as political science, communication, and ethics, often collaborating with faculty members.
One of Paramadina University's primary missions is to produce ethical leaders. The university incorporates leadership training into its curriculum and extracurricular activities.
Paramadina Leadership Academy (PLA): Offers leadership development programs that focus on building integrity, responsibility, and service to the community.
Ethics and Integrity Programs: These initiatives encourage students to apply ethical principles in their personal and professional lives.
On-Campus Dormitories: While dormitory space is limited, on-campus accommodation is available for students, particularly international students. These dorms provide a supportive environment for students to live and study together.
Off-Campus Housing: Many students live in nearby off-campus apartments or shared housing options, and the university helps students find suitable housing.
Student Services: The university offers a range of services such as academic advising, career counseling, and mental health support to help students succeed.
Paramadina University provides various services to ensure that international students are well integrated into campus life.
International Office: The university’s International Office assists students with their transition to living and studying in Indonesia, including visa processing, housing, and orientation programs.
Cultural Adjustment Programs: The university offers orientation programs to help international students adjust to life in Indonesia and understand local customs, languages, and traditions.
Bahasa Indonesia Classes: Many international students are provided with Indonesian language classes to help them integrate into society more easily.
Paramadina University places strong emphasis on preparing students for their professional careers through internships, career services, and industry connections.
Internship Opportunities: The university has strong partnerships with businesses, NGOs, government agencies, and international organizations. Students are encouraged to take internships as part of their academic development.
Career Services: Paramadina’s career center helps students prepare for the workforce through resume workshops, interview coaching, and career fairs.
Industry Networking Events: Regularly held networking events allow students to meet potential employers and industry professionals.
Paramadina University promotes sustainability and social responsibility through its academic programs and extracurricular activities.
Social Responsibility Projects: Students are encouraged to participate in community service projects, addressing social and environmental issues such as education, poverty reduction, and sustainability.
Environmental Awareness Programs: The university supports sustainability initiatives and encourages students to participate in activities such as tree planting and environmental education programs.
Studying at Paramadina University also means living in Jakarta, Indonesia's capital and largest city. Jakarta offers students a mix of cultural, social, and professional opportunities.
Cultural Diversity: As a melting pot of cultures, Jakarta provides students with rich experiences in food, art, and traditions from across Indonesia and the world.
Career Opportunities: Jakarta is a business and economic hub, giving students access to numerous internship and job opportunities in sectors like finance, technology, media, and government.
Recreational Activities: Jakarta has a wide variety of activities, from shopping malls and cinemas to art galleries and historic sites. Students can explore the city’s vibrant social life on weekends.
Paramadina University has an active Career Development Center (CDC) that plays a central role in supporting students with their career goals. The CDC provides the following services:
Career Counseling: One-on-one sessions to help students identify their career interests, strengths, and opportunities.
Workshops and Seminars: The CDC organizes regular workshops on topics such as resume writing, interview preparation, public speaking, and professional networking.
Job Matching: The CDC connects students with companies and organizations that are looking for talent, matching students’ skills and academic backgrounds to suitable job openings.
Alumni Networking: The university maintains strong ties with its alumni network, many of whom are employed in senior roles across various sectors. Alumni often participate in career talks, mentoring programs, and job fairs, providing current students with valuable insights and opportunities.
Paramadina University places a strong emphasis on internships as part of its curriculum, particularly for undergraduate and graduate students. Internships are often a prerequisite for graduation, especially in programs like International Relations, Business Management, Communication, and Industrial Engineering.
Compulsory Internships: Students are required to complete an internship (usually in the third or fourth year for undergraduate programs and during the final year for graduate programs).
Industry Partnerships: The university has partnerships with over 300 companies, NGOs, and government agencies, both locally and internationally, giving students access to high-quality internship opportunities.
Internship Support: The CDC helps students find internships that align with their academic background and career goals. They also provide support throughout the internship period, ensuring students gain meaningful, practical experience.
Paramadina University organizes on-campus recruitment events where companies from various industries visit the campus to meet and recruit students. These events include:
Job Fairs: Held annually or bi-annually, job fairs bring employers from local and multinational companies, startups, and government organizations directly to students. These fairs provide an opportunity for students to interact with recruiters, learn about job openings, and apply directly for positions.
Recruitment Drives: Some companies conduct exclusive recruitment drives on campus, where they organize assessments, interviews, and networking sessions. These are particularly common in fields like business, engineering, and media.
Employer Information Sessions: Employers also conduct information sessions to introduce students to their organization, discuss potential career paths, and share their recruitment process.
Paramadina University has developed strong relationships with a wide range of industries, which increases placement opportunities for students. The university’s ties with private companies, government agencies, and international organizations enable students to access internships, full-time jobs, and research opportunities.
Some of the key industries where Paramadina graduates typically find employment include:
Business and Finance: Graduates of the Management and Accounting programs often find placements in multinational corporations, banks, consulting firms, and financial institutions.
Media and Communication: Students in the Communication program often secure positions in media companies, advertising agencies, PR firms, and digital marketing roles.
Government and International Organizations: Graduates of International Relations and Political Science often work with government ministries, international NGOs, and embassies.
Technology and Engineering: Informatics Engineering and Industrial Engineering students frequently find jobs in tech startups, manufacturing companies, and IT services.
While exact placement rates can vary by program and year, Paramadina University has a good track record of employability for its graduates. Key factors contributing to successful placements include:
Strong Industry Ties: The university’s industry partnerships provide students with numerous placement opportunities in leading companies.
Career Preparedness: The combination of academic training and practical experience (through internships) ensures that graduates are well-prepared to enter the workforce.
Entrepreneurial Focus: Many students, especially from the Management and Product Design programs, pursue entrepreneurial ventures post-graduation, with the university offering incubation programs and mentorship.
Paramadina University actively encourages entrepreneurship, and students have the option of starting their own business during or after their studies. The university’s Entrepreneurship Club and Business Incubator Programs provide students with:
Mentorship: Guidance from experienced entrepreneurs and faculty members to develop business ideas.
Workshops: Training on how to launch and manage a startup, covering topics like finance, marketing, operations, and fundraising.
Access to Funding: The university occasionally partners with investors or business accelerators to help students fund their startup ideas.
Paramadina University has a strong network of successful alumni, many of whom hold prominent positions in various industries. Some have become leaders in business, media, government, and NGOs, while others have launched their own successful businesses. These alumni often return to the university for guest lectures, career talks, and mentorship opportunities, providing current students with invaluable insights into the professional world.
In addition to immediate job placements, many Paramadina University graduates choose to pursue further education at leading universities abroad. The university’s emphasis on research and critical thinking helps students secure placements in master’s and PhD programs internationally, particularly in fields such as International Relations, Communication, and Political Science.
Paramadina University’s international partnerships provide students with opportunities for international internships and job placements. The university collaborates with various foreign universities and international organizations, enabling students to explore career options outside Indonesia.
Student Exchange Programs: Students can participate in exchange programs that allow them to study and intern abroad.
International Internships: Through its global network, the university helps students secure internships with international companies and organizations.
Alumni Network Abroad: Paramadina’s alumni network extends globally, providing valuable connections for students seeking opportunities in foreign countries.
Business and Entrepreneurship
Media, Communication, and Journalism
Technology and Engineering
Government and Public Policy
Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs)
International Relations and Diplomacy
1. Selectivity Based on Programs:
Popular programs like International Relations, Management, and Communication may have more competitive admission due to high demand, especially for students who wish to gain skills in diplomacy, business, or media.
Programs in Industrial Engineering or Product Design may also have competitive admissions due to their specialized nature.
2. Private University:
As a private university, Paramadina is typically more flexible with admissions compared to highly competitive public universities in Indonesia. However, they still maintain certain academic and leadership standards, especially for students who apply for scholarships or specialized programs.
3. Admission Requirements:
Paramadina University generally accepts students who meet their academic qualifications and pass their entrance exams or interviews (where applicable). The admission process also emphasizes leadership potential, academic performance, and a commitment to ethical values, which may lead to a more holistic selection process.
4. International Students:
For international students, the acceptance rate might differ slightly based on the program and how many international applications the university receives in a given year. International applicants also need to meet additional language and visa requirements.
Universitas Paramadina
Jalan Gatot Subroto Kav. 97,
Mampang Prapatan,
South Jakarta, 12790,
Jakarta, Indonesia.
