Alumni community.
Stay connected and involved in Acicis’ alumni community.
Welcome Acicis Alumni.
With over 4,700 alumni worldwide, Acicis’ alumni community provides engagement and support, while creating lifelong connections to Indonesia and to each other.
Be sure you keep your details up to date on the alumni platform and subscribe to our newsletter to receive all of the important updates from Acicis.
The Alumni platform.
Stay connected through the alumni platform.
Log in and connect with the alumni community through the Acicis alumni platform. Join and connect with alumni that are located across the globe. See where our alumni are based, where they are working and what they are up to! Widen and strengthen your professional networks and join today!
The Alumni community newsletter.
Stay informed with the alumni community newsletter.
Each fortnight, Acicis sends out an alumni community newsletter, sharing relevant job opportunities and important events as well as sharing Acicis news, alumni stories and achievements. We are eager to showcase relevant information for the alumni community, so do not hesitate to contact us to share your job opportunity, event or relevant news for us to include in this newsletter.
The Alumni Tracer Study.
The Alumni Tracer Study aims to determine the contribution that Acicis alumni have made to the bilateral relationship between Indonesia and Australia, as well as the impact that undertaking an Acicis program has had on the academic, personal and career development of our program participants.
Each year, Acicis will call upon particular cohorts of previous program participants to take the survey and we will be putting together reports based on the outcomes of this survey.
By participating in this study, you will contribute to a better understanding of the impact of Acicis on the Australia-Indonesia bilateral relationship and on students’ personal, academic and career development.
Stay tuned for more details on the next round for the survey!
Hear from
Acicis alumni.
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Leona (2020) Murdoch UniversityRead the full article
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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Ananya (2024) The Australian National UniversityRead the full article
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.
Ananya (2024) The Australian National University -
Matthew (2024) Monash 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.
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Audrey (2024) The University of Newcastle
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.
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Michael (2023) The Australian National University
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