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with Acicis.

Study abroad, intern and create memories in Indonesia.

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Discover new ways to connect to yourself,
the world, and the people around you.

Immerse in a safe and fully supported study and internship program. Experience a once-in-a-
lifetime way to develop your discipline, earn credit towards your degree, and explore the world.

It’s about more than just study

Escape the mundane and step into a world of adventure, growth, and immersion. Your study abroad experience will teach you so much more than just the coursework within our university-level, custom-designed study programs.

You’re never alone

Experience 24/7 in-country support from the moment you touch down. We genuinely care about your experience from start to finish, and beyond, and are here to make you feel confident, connected, and safe—always.

There’s a program for you

With 8 fields of study, and 19 different programs, all running across a variety of different durations and times of year, there’s a program for you.

Access government funding to get you on your way

Thanks to the New Colombo Plan (NCP) Mobility Program run by the Australian Government, there are grants available ranging between $3,000 – $7,000 for eligible students to undertake an Acicis experience.

Immerse in the
beauty of Indonesia.

Every corner of Indonesia tells a story, and every moment offers a new opportunity to learn more about yourself, the world, and the people around you.

Discover a life amongst vibrant cultures, stunning landscapes and warm, welcoming communities, with kind people to support you every step of the way.

This is your invitation to replace the classroom with the backdrop of Indonesia, escape the mundane, and immerse in the adventure of a lifetime—all while earning credit towards your degree.

Does it sound like a dream? Let’s make it your reality.

Fields
of study.

Science
& Agriculture

Science
& Agriculture

  • Agriculture Semester Program (ASP) 
  • Agriculture Professional Practicum (APP)

Fine Arts
& Design

Fine Arts
& Design

  • Creative Arts & Design Professional Practicum (CADPP) 

Business & Law

Business & Law

  • Indonesian Business, Law & Society (IBLS) 
  • Business Professional Practicum (BPP) 
  • Sustainable Tourism Professional Practicum (STTP) 
  • Law Professional Practicum (LPP) 

International Relations & Development

International Relations & Development

  • Development Studies Immersion Program (DSIP)
  • Development Studies Professional Practicum (DSPP) 
  • Flexible Language Immersion Progam (FLIP)
  • International Relation Program (IRP) 
  • West Java Field Study (WJFS)

Health

Health

  • Public Health Study Tour (PHST) 

Indonesian
Language

Indonesian
Language

  • Flexible Language Immersion Progam (FLIP)
  • Indonesian Language Short Course (ILSC)

Journalism &
Communication

Journalism &
Communication

  • Journalism Professional Practicum (JPP) 

Custom Programs & Services

Custom Programs & Services

  • Indonesian School Tours 
  • Custom Services

And the best part?
You might be eligible for funding.

Thanks to the New Colombo Plan Mobility Program funded by the Australian Government, there are grants available for eligible students wanting to travel with us, ranging from $3,000 to $10,000.

The New Colombo Plan is an initiative by the Australian Government to increase knowledge of the Indo-Pacific in Australia through empowering undergraduate students like yourself to study, intern, and learn in incredible places like Indonesia.

If you’re eligible for the New Colombo Plan funding, you can use it for an Acicis program. You may also qualify for other types of funding, specific to your state, and university, that can be used when you study abroad with us.

See if you’re eligible for the New Colombo Plan today, or explore other funding options.

Become a member university.

Join our consortium of over 20 universities worldwide to elevate student appeal and broaden your overseas study opportunities.

As a member of the Acicis consortium, your students get access to unforgettable Indonesian study and real-world work experiences that directly earn credit towards their degree. Plus, most of the responsibility and administration will be handled by our team—one less thing for you to worry about, and one more thing to attract students to your university.

To learn more or become a member, talk to our team today.

Current member universities

Hear from
Acicis alumni.

  • I thoroughly enjoyed the program and would recommend it to anyone. I felt fully supported throughout the practicum and it was well planned… It is programs like these that help you form lasting bonds and help build the relationship between Australia and Indonesia.

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    Leona (2020) Murdoch University
  • I love learning about and immersing myself into new cultures. There were so many things I loved about visiting Indonesia but most prominently was just how friendly people were. Everyone was so willing to help out wherever we went, whether it be a restaurant, a temple, in a taxi, or even walking about on the streets.

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    Ananya (2024) The Australian National University
  • If you’re interested in working in an international context at all – there’s no reason you shouldn’t do this program if you can. Indonesia is so strategically and geographically important, that you can’t help but generate professional capital while here, you also don’t know what kind of connections and work you might generate.

    Matthew (2024) Monash University
  • The most rewarding part about this experience has been seeing how fast and far I have progressed with my language skills. With such an intensive and immersive course you see results so fast as you are learning so much every day. This is super rewarding and serves as a great motivation to keep learning as you reap the rewards that knowing language brings.

    Audrey (2024) The University of Newcastle
  • Through the ACICIS program, I was able to learn about Indonesian culture and appreciate the issues in the Indo-Pacific region – while also being financially supported. Without such support from the New Colombo Plan (NCP) Grant, it is likely I would be unable to participate in this program.

    Michael (2023) The Australian National University