Founding and Evolution:
Originally focused on finance and banking education, Trilogi University has since broadened its academic disciplines to offer a more comprehensive array of programs.
Its rebranding as Universitas Trilogi in 2013 reflects a shift towards a more multidisciplinary focus.
Core Philosophy:
Universitas Trilogi promotes the concept of "Trilogi," a philosophy that integrates three key pillars: Collaboration, Entrepreneurship, and Innovation.
These pillars are reflected across the university’s academic programs and campus culture, with an emphasis on developing students' entrepreneurial skills and fostering innovation through collaborative efforts.
Academic Programs: Universitas Trilogi offers a variety of undergraduate and postgraduate programs, including:
Economics and Business (Building on its origins as a finance-focused institution).
Engineering and Technology (Including Information Systems and Industrial Engineering).
Agriculture (Including agribusiness and biotechnology).
Creative Industries (Including design and creative media).
Research and Innovation:
The university places a strong emphasis on research, particularly in fields that align with its philosophy of collaboration, entrepreneurship, and innovation.
It has collaborations with various industries and stakeholders to ensure that research is not just theoretical but also practically applicable to the needs of society.
Campus Life:
Located in Jakarta, Universitas Trilogi offers a vibrant campus life with facilities designed to encourage collaboration and innovation.
Students are encouraged to engage in extracurricular activities, including entrepreneurial ventures, student organizations, and community service projects.
Focus on Entrepreneurship:
Entrepreneurship is a cornerstone of Universitas Trilogi's identity. The university encourages students to think creatively and develop entrepreneurial mindsets, preparing them to be innovators in their fields after graduation.
Community Engagement:
As part of its mission, the university emphasizes community development and the application of knowledge to solve real-world problems. Many of its programs focus on creating value for local communities through sustainable practices and innovative solutions.
Undergraduate Programs:
Management: Focuses on various aspects of management science, including strategic management, human resources, and entrepreneurship.
Accounting: Offers courses in financial and managerial accounting, taxation, auditing, and financial reporting.
Entrepreneurship: A specialized program designed to cultivate entrepreneurial skills, focusing on business innovation, startup creation, and leadership.
Graduate Program:
Master of Management (MM): A postgraduate program aimed at professionals seeking advanced knowledge in management. It offers concentrations in areas like corporate strategy, financial management, and marketing.
Undergraduate Programs:
Agrotechnology: Focuses on sustainable agricultural practices, crop production, and food security, integrating technology into agricultural methods.
Agribusiness: Emphasizes the business side of agriculture, including supply chain management, agricultural economics, and entrepreneurship in agriculture.
Biotechnology: Deals with modern biotechnology applications in agriculture, health, and environmental sustainability.
Graduate Program:
Master of Agribusiness: Advanced study in the management and development of agricultural businesses, focusing on rural development, food policy, and entrepreneurship in the agricultural sector.
Undergraduate Programs:
Industrial Engineering: Focuses on the optimization of complex systems and processes, combining principles of engineering, mathematics, and business management.
Information Systems: Offers courses on software development, data management, and systems integration with a focus on practical applications in business and industry.
Informatics Engineering: Covers computer science and software engineering, emphasizing artificial intelligence, data science, and cybersecurity.
Undergraduate Programs:
Visual Communication Design: Focuses on graphic design, digital media, and branding. It blends creativity with technical skills to develop visual communication strategies.
Product Design: A program that explores product development, from concept to design, prototyping, and production, with a focus on innovation and sustainability.
Interior Design: Offers courses in spatial design, focusing on both aesthetic and functional aspects of interiors in residential, commercial, and public spaces.
Film and Television: A program dedicated to storytelling through film and media, offering courses in scriptwriting, cinematography, editing, and production.
Undergraduate Programs:
Early Childhood Education: Focuses on educational theories and practices for teaching young children, including child development and curriculum design.
Primary School Teacher Education: Prepares students to become primary school teachers, offering courses in pedagogy, curriculum development, and classroom management.
Undergraduate Programs:
Communication Studies: Focuses on public relations, media studies, journalism, and digital communication, preparing students for careers in both traditional and digital media industries.
International Relations: Offers courses in global politics, diplomacy, international trade, and conflict resolution, preparing students for roles in foreign affairs, government, and international organizations.
Program Name |
Duration |
Tuition Fees (Per Year, USD) |
|---|---|---|
|
Management |
4 years |
~$2,000 - $3,500 |
|
Accounting |
4 years |
~$2,000 - $3,500 |
|
Entrepreneurship |
4 years |
~$2,000 - $3,500 |
|
Agrotechnology |
4 years |
~$2,000 - $3,000 |
|
Agribusiness |
4 years |
~$2,000 - $3,000 |
|
Biotechnology |
4 years |
~$2,500 - $3,500 |
|
Industrial Engineering |
4 years |
~$2,500 - $4,000 |
|
Information Systems |
4 years |
~$2,500 - $4,000 |
|
Informatics Engineering |
4 years |
~$2,500 - $4,000 |
|
Visual Communication Design |
4 years |
~$2,500 - $3,500 |
|
Product Design |
4 years |
~$2,500 - $3,500 |
|
Interior Design |
4 years |
~$2,500 - $3,500 |
|
Film and Television |
4 years |
~$2,500 - $3,500 |
|
Early Childhood Education |
4 years |
~$1,500 - $2,500 |
|
Primary School Teacher Education |
4 years |
~$1,500 - $2,500 |
|
Communication Studies |
4 years |
~$2,000 - $3,500 |
|
International Relations |
4 years |
~$2,000 - $3,500 |
MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery) in Indonesia
Program Name |
Duration |
Tuition Fees (Per Year, USD) |
|---|---|---|
|
Master of Management (MM) |
2 years |
~$3,500 - $5,000 |
|
Master of Agribusiness |
2 years |
~$3,000 - $4,500 |
Program Name |
Duration |
Tuition Fees (Per Year, USD) |
|---|---|---|
|
PhD in Management |
3-5 years |
~$4,000 - $6,000 |
|
PhD in Agribusiness |
3-5 years |
~$4,000 - $6,000 |
|
PhD in Industrial Engineering |
3-5 years |
~$4,500 - $7,000 |
|
PhD in Information Systems |
3-5 years |
~$4,500 - $7,000 |
|
PhD in Biotechnology |
3-5 years |
~$4,500 - $7,500 |
International students can enroll in a variety of undergraduate (bachelor's) programs across different faculties, including:
Economics and Business (Management, Accounting, Entrepreneurship)
Science and Bioindustry (Agribusiness, Biotechnology, Agrotechnology)
Engineering and Design (Industrial Engineering, Informatics Engineering, Information Systems)
Creative Industries (Visual Communication Design, Product Design, Interior Design, Film and Television)
Education (Early Childhood Education, Primary School Teacher Education)
Communication and Social Science (Communication Studies, International Relations)
Most programs at Universitas Trilogi are conducted in Bahasa Indonesia. However, the university may offer support or preparatory language courses to help international students become proficient in the language.
English proficiency might be important, especially for students enrolled in programs with a global perspective (like International Relations or Business). Students might be required to submit standardized test scores like TOEFL or IELTS if they’re coming from a non-English speaking country.
High School Diploma: Applicants must have completed a high school or equivalent level of education to be eligible for admission into undergraduate programs.
Minimum Academic Requirements: Students are expected to meet a certain GPA requirement (specific requirements may vary by program).
Language Proficiency:
Bahasa Indonesia: Most programs are taught in Bahasa Indonesia, so proficiency in the language is essential for domestic and international applicants. If the student is not proficient, the university may offer preparatory language courses.
English Proficiency: For programs conducted in English or for international students, an English proficiency test such as TOEFL or IELTS may be required, with a minimum score set by the university (usually IELTS 5.5 or TOEFL equivalent).
Completed Application Form: Available on the university's website or through their admissions office.
High School Diploma and Transcripts: A copy of your high school diploma and transcripts (translated into Bahasa Indonesia or English if necessary).
Copy of Passport (for international students): A scanned copy of your valid passport.
Passport-Sized Photographs: Typically, several recent passport-sized photos are required.
Language Proficiency Test Scores: If applicable, submit your TOEFL or IELTS scores for English-taught programs or if required for international students.
Recommendation Letters: Some programs may request one or two letters of recommendation from teachers or school officials.
Personal Statement or Motivation Letter: A brief essay outlining why you want to study at Universitas Trilogi, your interests, and how the program aligns with your career goals.
Application Fee: A non-refundable application fee may be required as part of the application submission.
Apply Online: Most students can apply through the Universitas Trilogi's online portal. The application form should be filled out with accurate information, and all supporting documents should be uploaded.
Application Deadlines: Pay close attention to the application deadlines, which can vary depending on the program and whether the applicant is a domestic or international student.
Entrance Exam: For some programs, especially in fields like engineering, design, and business, students may need to take an entrance examination. This is more common for highly competitive programs.
Portfolio Submission: For creative programs such as Product Design, Visual Communication Design, or Film and Television, students may be required to submit a portfolio showcasing their previous work.
Interviews: Some programs may include an interview process to assess the applicant's motivation, academic background, and overall fit for the program. Interviews may be conducted in person or online for international applicants.
Once the application is submitted and the entrance requirements are met (including any exams or interviews), the university's admissions team will review the application.
Selection Criteria: The selection is based on academic merit, performance in entrance exams or interviews, language proficiency, and any additional requirements such as a portfolio.
Notification of Acceptance: Accepted students will receive an acceptance letter from the university, usually via email. This letter will confirm your admission status and include instructions for the next steps (such as enrollment procedures and payment of fees).
Upon receiving the acceptance letter, students are required to pay the initial tuition fee deposit to secure their spot in the program. Information about tuition fees and payment deadlines will be provided in the acceptance letter.
Payments are typically made in Indonesian Rupiah (IDR), and international students may need to arrange for wire transfers from their home countries.
After receiving the acceptance letter, international students will need to apply for a student visa (VITAS) to study in Indonesia.
Required documents for visa application typically include:
Acceptance Letter from the university
Financial Proof showing the ability to cover tuition fees and living expenses
Medical Certificate (if required)
Passport and Passport-Sized Photos
Once in Indonesia, students will need to convert the VITAS into a Limited Stay Permit (KITAS).
After completing all necessary visa processes and fee payments, students must complete the enrollment process by submitting any final documents and registering for classes.
The university may also conduct an orientation program to help new students settle in, especially for international students. Orientation includes campus tours, introduction to faculty, and an overview of university policies and resources.
Universitas Trilogi follows a two-semester system, which includes the following intakes:
Odd Semester Intake:
Application Deadline: Typically between June and August.
Semester Start: September.
This is the main intake for most programs, and a majority of students begin their studies in this semester.
Even Semester Intake:
Application Deadline: Typically between November and January.
Semester Start: February.
This is a secondary intake and is open for several programs, though some specialized courses or programs might only be available during the odd semester intake.
Note: It's important to confirm exact deadlines with the university, as they may vary by program and year.
The eligibility criteria for undergraduate (bachelor’s) and postgraduate (master’s) programs at Universitas Trilogi are outlined below:
To be eligible for undergraduate (bachelor’s) programs, students must meet the following requirements:
Academic Qualification:
Domestic Students: Must have completed SMA/SMK/MA or equivalent (high school level) in Indonesia with a valid diploma and transcripts.
International Students: Must have completed high school education (equivalent to Indonesian high school standards) with a valid diploma from a recognized institution.
Minimum GPA Requirement:
There may be a minimum GPA requirement, depending on the program. Generally, applicants should have a good academic standing, though specific requirements vary by faculty.
Language Proficiency:
Bahasa Indonesia: Since most programs are taught in Bahasa Indonesia, proficiency in the language is essential. International students may need to take language courses if they are not fluent in Bahasa Indonesia.
English Proficiency: For English-taught programs or programs requiring additional international exposure, students may need to submit TOEFL or IELTS scores. Minimum scores typically include:
IELTS: 5.5 or above.
TOEFL: 500 (Paper-based), 173 (Computer-based), or 60 (Internet-based) or above.
Entrance Exam (if applicable): Some programs may require students to take an entrance examination, particularly for competitive courses in fields like Engineering, Design, and Business.
Portfolio Submission (for Creative Programs): Students applying to creative industry programs such as Visual Communication Design, Product Design, or Film and Television may need to submit a portfolio showcasing their previous work.
Additional Requirements:
Personal Statement or Motivation Letter.
Letters of Recommendation (in some cases).
The eligibility criteria for postgraduate (master’s) programs are as follows:
Academic Qualification:
A bachelor’s degree (S1) from a recognized university or higher education institution, either from Indonesia or abroad, in a related field of study.
Minimum GPA Requirement:
A minimum GPA of 2.75 - 3.00 out of 4.00 is typically required for admission into master’s programs, though this can vary depending on the program.
Language Proficiency:
Bahasa Indonesia: Proficiency in Bahasa Indonesia is required for most postgraduate programs unless the program is conducted in English.
English Proficiency: For English-taught postgraduate programs or international students, TOEFL or IELTS scores may be required. The minimum required scores include:
IELTS: 6.0 or above.
TOEFL: 550 (Paper-based), 213 (Computer-based), or 79-80 (Internet-based) or above.
Work Experience (for some programs): Some master’s programs, especially in Management or Entrepreneurship, may require applicants to have relevant work experience in their field, usually between 2 to 5 years.
Entrance Exam (if applicable): Some programs may require an entrance test or interview to assess the applicant’s readiness for advanced study.
Research Proposal (if applicable): For certain research-based master’s programs, students may need to submit a research proposal or outline their intended area of study.
Scholarship Name |
Eligibility Criteria |
Coverage |
Additional Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Merit-Based Scholarship |
- High academic achievement (top GPA or high school grades). |
Partial tuition fee waiver (20% - 50%). |
Requires maintaining a minimum GPA throughout the study period. |
|
Entrepreneurship Scholarship |
- Demonstrated entrepreneurial skills or business startup potential. |
Partial tuition coverage (up to 50%). |
Focused on students in business and entrepreneurship programs. |
|
Talent-Based Scholarship |
- Students with special talents (e.g., in arts, sports, or science). |
Partial or full tuition fee coverage. |
Applicants may need to submit a portfolio or evidence of achievements. |
|
Need-Based Scholarship |
- Financial need. |
Partial tuition fee waiver (up to 50%). |
Requires submission of financial documentation. |
|
Scholarship for Creative Industries |
- Students applying to design, film, or other creative programs. |
Partial tuition fee waiver (up to 40%). |
Requires submission of a portfolio or creative work samples. |
|
Agribusiness & Bioindustry Scholarship |
- Students enrolled in Agribusiness, Agrotechnology, or Biotechnology programs. |
Partial tuition coverage (up to 50%). |
Students must maintain good academic standing. |
|
Collaboration Partner Scholarship |
- Students from partner institutions or schools. |
Partial tuition fee waiver (20% - 30%). |
Limited to students coming from partner organizations or schools. |
|
Government/External Scholarships |
- Awarded based on national or international government programs. |
Full or partial tuition coverage (varies). |
Includes scholarships like LPDP (Indonesia) or external funding bodies. |
|
International Student Scholarship |
- International students with strong academic records. |
Partial tuition fee coverage (up to 30%). |
Aimed at attracting international students from various countries. |
|
Postgraduate Scholarship |
- Applicants to master's programs. |
Partial tuition fee coverage (up to 50%). |
May require a research proposal or academic references. |
Facility / Accommodation Option |
Details |
Cost (Per Month, USD) |
Additional Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
|
On-Campus Accommodation |
Limited on-campus dormitories for students. |
~$100 - $150 |
Basic amenities included (bed, study desk, shared bathroom). Spaces are limited and often reserved for first-year students or international students. |
|
Off-Campus Accommodation (Kost) |
Private kost (boarding houses) near the campus. |
~$150 - $300 |
Popular among students. Rooms range from basic to fully furnished with amenities like Wi-Fi, air conditioning, and laundry services. Some kosts may offer meals. |
|
Apartment Rental (Shared) |
Shared apartments close to the university (2-3 students). |
~$200 - $350 per person |
Apartments offer more privacy and can include kitchens, private bathrooms, and additional amenities. Sharing reduces overall costs. |
|
Apartment Rental (Private) |
Private studio or one-bedroom apartments near campus. |
~$300 - $500 |
Suitable for students who prefer privacy. Apartments often include a kitchen, bathroom, and living area. Costs vary based on location and facilities. |
|
University Cafeteria |
On-campus dining facilities serving local and international food. |
Meal costs: ~$1 - $3 per meal |
Affordable meals for students, with a variety of Indonesian and international dishes available. |
|
Library |
Well-equipped library with study areas, access to online resources, and academic journals. |
Free for students. |
Open to all students, offering quiet study spaces, group study rooms, and access to digital resources. |
|
Sports Facilities |
Indoor gym, basketball courts, futsal fields, and outdoor areas for fitness and activities. |
Free for students. |
Sports facilities are available for recreational use by all students. |
|
Student Lounge & Common Areas |
Spaces for relaxation, study, and group discussions. |
Free for students. |
Open access to all students for study or socializing. |
|
Wi-Fi on Campus |
Free high-speed internet access throughout the campus. |
Free for students. |
Available in all classrooms, libraries, and common areas. |
|
Health Clinic |
On-campus medical clinic providing basic healthcare services. |
Free for students (basic care). |
Available for basic health check-ups and first aid. For more complex care, students may be referred to local hospitals. |
|
Laundry Services |
Available in some student accommodations or nearby facilities. |
~$10 - $20 per month |
Self-service laundry or full-service options available depending on accommodation. |
|
Public Transportation (TransJakarta) |
Public buses and MRT stations nearby for easy commuting. |
~$0.30 per trip (bus) |
Affordable public transportation system with connections to key areas in Jakarta. |
|
Bicycle or Scooter Rentals |
Bicycle or scooter rentals for easy transportation. |
Bicycle: ~$10 per month |
Convenient for commuting around campus and nearby areas. |
|
Student Organizations & Clubs |
Various student-led organizations, including entrepreneurship, arts, and sports clubs. |
Free or minimal fee (depending on club). |
Active student life with many extracurricular activities. |
Universitas Trilogi offers a wide range of student organizations and clubs to enhance students' university experience. These clubs cater to a variety of interests, including academics, sports, arts, culture, and entrepreneurship.
Entrepreneurship Clubs: In line with the university’s focus on entrepreneurship, students have opportunities to join entrepreneurial clubs and participate in business incubators to develop startup ideas and projects.
Cultural Clubs: There are cultural organizations that celebrate diversity and allow students to showcase and share their cultural heritage. These clubs host events and festivals highlighting Indonesian and international cultures.
Sports Clubs: Students can join sports clubs such as basketball, futsal, badminton, and martial arts. The university provides facilities for both recreational and competitive sports activities.
Creative and Performing Arts Clubs: Universitas Trilogi also supports clubs for music, theater, dance, and visual arts, providing a platform for students with artistic talents to perform and showcase their work.
Academic and Professional Societies: Students can join academic clubs related to their fields of study, such as Accounting, Engineering, or Information Systems, to further explore academic interests and attend seminars, workshops, and professional development events.
Throughout the academic year, the university hosts a variety of events and festivals that contribute to a lively campus atmosphere:
Entrepreneurship Competitions: Students are encouraged to participate in business pitch competitions, hackathons, and startup showcases. These events allow students to gain experience and exposure to potential investors and business mentors.
Cultural Festivals: The university holds cultural festivals where students can celebrate Indonesia's rich traditions as well as those from other countries. International students often participate, offering a cross-cultural exchange.
Seminars and Guest Lectures: Universitas Trilogi regularly invites industry professionals, scholars, and entrepreneurs to give talks and lectures. These events help bridge the gap between academia and real-world industries.
Community Engagement and Social Responsibility: Many students participate in community service projects, such as environmental campaigns, educational outreach, and volunteering with local organizations. These activities align with the university's commitment to social responsibility.
Universitas Trilogi is deeply committed to fostering an entrepreneurial mindset among students:
Startup Incubators and Business Development: The university offers startup incubators and support for students who want to launch their own businesses. These programs provide mentorship, networking opportunities, and resources for students to develop their entrepreneurial ideas.
Collaboration with Industry: The university maintains strong ties with industries, offering students internships, collaborative projects, and opportunities for real-world problem-solving. This industry connection is particularly valuable in technology, business, and design programs.
For international students, Universitas Trilogi offers a welcoming and supportive environment:
International Student Office: The university provides dedicated support services for international students, helping with visa applications, language support, and cultural adaptation. There are also orientation programs designed to help international students settle into campus life.
Cultural Exchange: International students have the chance to participate in cultural exchange programs, where they can learn about Indonesian culture while sharing their own traditions with the campus community.
Language Support: For non-Indonesian speakers, the university may offer Bahasa Indonesia courses to help students integrate better into the academic environment and daily life in Jakarta.
The campus facilities at Universitas Trilogi are designed to create a comfortable and engaging learning environment:
Library and Study Spaces: The library is equipped with a vast collection of academic resources and online databases. It also provides quiet study areas and group discussion rooms.
Sports and Recreation: Students have access to sports facilities including basketball courts, futsal fields, and an indoor gym. These facilities promote a healthy lifestyle and allow students to participate in recreational activities.
Cafeteria and Dining: The campus cafeteria offers a variety of local and international cuisine at affordable prices, making it convenient for students to grab meals in between classes.
Wi-Fi and Tech Support: The campus is equipped with high-speed Wi-Fi accessible in classrooms, libraries, and common areas, ensuring that students stay connected for academic and personal use.
Universitas Trilogi provides comprehensive student services to ensure that students can thrive academically and personally:
Counseling Services: The university offers counseling and mental health support for students dealing with academic pressure, personal issues, or adjusting to university life.
Academic Advising: Each student is assigned an academic advisor to guide them through their academic journey, helping with course selections and ensuring they meet graduation requirements.
Career Services: The career center provides guidance on job search strategies, resume building, and interview preparation. It also connects students with internships and job opportunities in industries related to their field of study.
Being located in Jakarta, the capital of Indonesia, provides students with a dynamic living environment:
Urban Life: Jakarta offers a bustling urban lifestyle with access to shopping malls, entertainment venues, and cultural attractions. Students can explore museums, art galleries, historical landmarks, and modern cityscapes.
Public Transportation: The university is well-connected via public transportation, including the TransJakarta Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) and the Jakarta MRT. This makes it easy for students to commute between the campus and the city.
Cost of Living: Jakarta offers a relatively affordable cost of living compared to other major cities around the world. Students typically spend between $300 - $600 per month on living expenses, including accommodation, food, and transportation.
Students can choose from a variety of accommodation options near the campus, as outlined earlier. Many students opt for kosts (boarding houses) or shared apartments, which offer affordable and comfortable living arrangements.
Universitas Trilogi’s Career Development Center (CDC) is a dedicated department that assists students in their career preparation and job search process. The CDC provides a range of services, including:
Career Counseling and Guidance: Professional advisors help students identify their career interests and guide them toward achieving their goals.
Workshops and Seminars: The CDC organizes regular workshops and seminars on topics like resume writing, interview preparation, personal branding, and professional communication.
Mock Interviews: To prepare students for the real job market, the CDC conducts mock interviews and job interview coaching.
Job Placement Assistance: The CDC actively connects students with potential employers, internship opportunities, and industry partnerships.
Internships are an integral part of the academic experience at Universitas Trilogi. Many programs, particularly those in business, technology, engineering, and agriculture, include internships as part of the curriculum. Here are the key features of the internship programs:
Industry Collaborations: The university maintains strong partnerships with companies in industries such as banking and finance, agriculture, manufacturing, technology, and creative industries.
Internship Requirements: Students are often required to complete internships in their final year or during semester breaks to gain hands-on experience and apply theoretical knowledge to real-world challenges.
Internship Placement Assistance: The CDC and individual faculties assist students in finding internships that align with their field of study and career goals.
Given the university’s strong focus on entrepreneurship, many students pursue startup ventures instead of traditional employment after graduation. Universitas Trilogi offers:
Business Incubators: The university has a business incubator program that provides resources, mentorship, and funding to students with entrepreneurial ambitions. Students can develop their business ideas, collaborate with peers, and receive feedback from experienced entrepreneurs and industry experts.
Startup Competitions: Students have the opportunity to participate in startup pitch competitions and hackathons, where they can showcase their innovative business ideas and potentially secure funding or partnerships.
Entrepreneurial Mentorship: The university connects students with entrepreneurs-in-residence, successful alumni, and business leaders who can provide mentorship and guidance on launching and scaling a business.
Universitas Trilogi organizes annual job fairs and career expos that connect students directly with employers across various industries. Some features include:
On-Campus Job Fairs: The job fairs are a platform for students to meet recruiters from leading companies, submit resumes, and participate in on-the-spot interviews.
Industry Networking Events: The university also holds networking events, where students can build connections with industry professionals, Trilogi alumni, and potential employers.
Company Visits: Students often have the opportunity to visit companies and gain insights into workplace environments, industry trends, and organizational culture.
Universitas Trilogi has a growing network of alumni who are actively involved in supporting current students:
Alumni Mentorship: Alumni from various industries serve as mentors, offering guidance and advice on career choices, professional development, and job search strategies.
Alumni-Student Networking: The university organizes alumni-student networking events, where current students can connect with successful alumni who work in fields relevant to their studies.
Universitas Trilogi has a solid record of students securing placements in top companies across Indonesia and abroad. Some notable highlights include:
Top Employers: Graduates have been placed in leading companies across sectors such as:
Banking and Finance: BCA, Bank Mandiri, BRI, BNI.
Technology: Tokopedia, Gojek, Telkom Indonesia.
Manufacturing and Engineering: Astra International, Pertamina, Indosat.
Agriculture and Bioindustry: Cargill, Sinar Mas Agro, Indofood.
Creative Industries: MNC Group, Net TV, local design agencies.
Startups and Entrepreneurship: Many alumni have successfully launched their own startups, particularly in sectors like e-commerce, food technology, and agritech.
While specific placement statistics may vary from year to year, the university typically reports:
High Employment Rate: Universitas Trilogi has a strong employment rate within six months of graduation for most programs, with students securing jobs in relevant industries or pursuing entrepreneurial ventures.
Competitive Salaries: Graduates from programs such as Management, Information Systems, and Industrial Engineering often secure competitive starting salaries in the job market.
Career Growth: Alumni often report rapid career progression due to the university's focus on practical skills and entrepreneurial mindset.
For students interested in furthering their academic journey, the university provides guidance on:
Graduate School Applications: The CDC assists students who want to pursue postgraduate studies either at Universitas Trilogi or internationally.
Research Opportunities: Students interested in academia are encouraged to engage in research projects and publications, and may receive support from the university to apply for scholarships or research positions.
Private Institution: Private universities in Indonesia tend to have more flexible admission processes compared to public universities, which are often highly competitive due to limited seats and high demand. Universitas Trilogi’s focus is on accessibility and offering education to a wide range of students.
Program Popularity: The acceptance rate can vary by program. Highly sought-after programs such as Engineering, Informatics, or Management may have more applicants and slightly more selective criteria compared to other programs.
Admission Criteria: While the university maintains certain academic standards, such as GPA and language proficiency requirements (Bahasa Indonesia or English for international students), it is generally open to students who meet these basic criteria.
Entrepreneurial and Innovation Focus: The university emphasizes entrepreneurship, collaboration, and innovation, which may attract a certain type of applicant—students who are eager to engage in entrepreneurial projects or creative industries. As such, applicants who align with the university’s vision and values may find it easier to gain admission.
International Students: Universitas Trilogi welcomes international students and provides support for their applications. The acceptance rate for international students may also be relatively high, provided they meet academic and language requirements.
Address:
Universitas Trilogi
Jl. TMP Kalibata No. 1,
Pancoran, Jakarta Selatan,
DKI Jakarta, 12760, Indonesia
