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.
To continue receiving important updates, opportunities, and news from Acicis, make sure your details are up to date on the alumni platform.
Keeping your contact information current helps us stay connected with you and ensures you don’t miss out on alumni newsletters, event invitations, and other Acicis updates.
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!
The Alumni platform.
Stay connected through the alumni platform.
Log in and connect with the alumni community through the Acicis alumni platform. Keep up to date with the latest Australia-Indonesia jobs, opportunities, and events, and see what our alumni 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 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.
Hear from
Acicis alumni.
- Jessica Plewright (STPP 2020) Murdoch UniversityMy Incredible, Once In A Lifetime Opportunity Of Living, Studying And Working In BaliAgriculture Semester Program (ASP)
Participating in the Sustainable Tourism Professional Practicum in January 2020 was fulfilling, exciting, interesting and my expectations were exceeded in all the best ways. For me personally, there was a lot of uncertainty going into the course as the idea of 6 weeks in a foreign country was very daunting, despite having spent the last year learning Indonesian at Uni. However, our first day of orientation cleared up any and all questions I had and suddenly the prospect of the following weeks was exciting, and I couldn’t wait to get started!
I pretty much hit the jackpot when it became time to find a place to stay for our time at Udayana University in Jimbaran, South Bali. Some friends and I found the perfect homestay, one kilometre away, with everything we wanted and needed, and the Ibu and Bapak Kos were so hospitable and caring toward us during our stay! Ibu even started making us a cooked breakfast every day before Uni!
Jessica Plewright (STPP 2020) Murdoch University - Grace O’Hearn (STPP 2020) The University of Technology SydneyBali and Tourism Study? A Match Made in HeavenScience & Agriculture
Grace O’Hearn is a New Colombo Plan Mobility Grant recipient from The University of Technology Sydney. Grace participated in the 2020 Sustainable Tourism Professional Practicum in Bali, Indonesia, where she interned with Lily Lane Villas. Throughout the practicum, Grace was an ACICIS Social Media Ambassador, tasked and trusted with using social media to facilitate meaningful discussions about life, study and travel in Indonesia. Here is Grace’s story
Grace O’Hearn (STPP 2020) The University of Technology Sydney - Jessica Plewright (STPP 2020)Testimonial 3
Participating in the Sustainable Tourism Professional Practicum in January 2020 was fulfilling, exciting, interesting and my expectations were exceeded in all the best ways. For me personally, there was a lot of uncertainty going into the course as the idea of 6 weeks in a foreign country was very daunting, despite having spent the last year learning Indonesian at Uni. However, our first day of orientation cleared up any and all questions I had and suddenly the prospect of the following weeks was exciting, and I couldn’t wait to get started!
I pretty much hit the jackpot when it became time to find a place to stay for our time at Udayana University in Jimbaran, South Bali. Some friends and I found the perfect homestay, one kilometre away, with everything we wanted and needed, and the Ibu and Bapak Kos were so hospitable and caring toward us during our stay! Ibu even started making us a cooked breakfast every day before Uni!
Jessica Plewright (STPP 2020) - Jessica Plewright (STPP 2020) Murdoch UniversityTestimonial 4
Participating in the Sustainable Tourism Professional Practicum in January 2020 was fulfilling, exciting, interesting and my expectations were exceeded in all the best ways. For me personally, there was a lot of uncertainty going into the course as the idea of 6 weeks in a foreign country was very daunting, despite having spent the last year learning Indonesian at Uni. However, our first day of orientation cleared up any and all questions I had and suddenly the prospect of the following weeks was exciting, and I couldn’t wait to get started!
Jessica Plewright (STPP 2020) Murdoch University - Testimonial 5
Participating in the Sustainable Tourism Professional Practicum in January 2020 was fulfilling, exciting, interesting and my expectations were exceeded in all the best ways. For me personally, there was a lot of uncertainty going into the course as the idea of 6 weeks in a foreign country was very daunting, despite having spent the last year learning Indonesian at Uni. However, our first day of orientation cleared up any and all questions I had and suddenly the prospect of the following weeks was exciting, and I couldn’t wait to get started!
I pretty much hit the jackpot when it became time to find a place to stay for our time at Udayana University in Jimbaran, South Bali. Some friends and I found the perfect homestay, one kilometre away, with everything we wanted and needed, and the Ibu and Bapak Kos were so hospitable and caring toward us during our stay! Ibu even started making us a cooked breakfast every day before Uni!
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