Shared beginning.
World of possibilities.

For Sultan, opportunities to grow and the support of lecturers helped build the adaptability and confidence needed to enter a new professional environment.

Santika connects her experience at IR UII with stronger English and public speaking skills. Courses in international and humanitarian law also offered knowledge relevant to her work in public service.

Communication, negotiation, and analytical skills became part of Utin’s day-to-day work in banking. Her alumni profile also celebrates a first-place national BNI Employee Award in the Business Digital Assistant category.

A recipient of the Wageningen University Fellowship Program and Anne van den Ban Fund, Syifa pursued Governance of Sustainability Transformations. Her time at IR UII opened opportunities to meet people from different backgrounds and broaden her perspective.

Zhalika highlights communication, negotiation, and strategic thinking as skills developed at IR UII and applied in her professional work in partnerships.

Kenny credits intensive writing and research at IR UII with developing the critical thinking that supports his work in public relations.

Rosalina credits IR UII with developing her skills, confidence, and curiosity. Critical thinking became a foundation for her journalism, while her alumni profile also celebrates her 2023 first runner-up placement in the Murung Raya tourism ambassador competition.

Diwyacitta describes IR UII as a bridge to a career in the Indonesian National Police, with knowledge from the programme applied in professional service.

Brandon connects careful problem identification and critical thinking at IR UII with his work as an analyst. Learning to investigate before drawing conclusions became a valuable professional habit.

Agus highlights openness to different perspectives and a deeper understanding of international affairs. Critical thinking, negotiation, and public speaking became part of the foundation for his next steps.

Wa Ode pursued a Master of Arts in Inter-Asia NGO Studies. She describes tutorials, debates, and simulated proceedings at IR UII as opportunities to strengthen public speaking and build persuasive arguments.

Sopheeyah describes the knowledge and support of professional lecturers at IR UII as an important bridge toward her ambitions and work in project coordination.

Beyond formal classes, Bayu values the space to explore and the encouragement offered by collaborative lecturers. Those opportunities helped shape his journey into business development.

Afifah remembers engaging lecturers, enjoyable courses, and many opportunities for students to explore their interests and talents before taking the next step into professional life.