University of Indonesia

University of Indonesia

Established in 1849, the University of Indonesia is the oldest state-run university in Indonesia. The main campus in Depok, West Java, houses most faculties, including mathematics and natural sciences, humanities, and economics. The university boasts one of Southeast Asia's most extensive libraries, accommodating more than 25,000 online and offline visitors daily, holding approximately 1.5 million books, and is powered by solar energy.

University of Indonesia

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GenAI can help literature students think more critically

Is ChatGPT destroying critical thinking, or is it allowing us to reconsider how we teach it? This resource explores some ways to empower literature students to use it to deepen their understanding

Shuri Mariasih Gietty Tambunan

University of Indonesia

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How can universities encourage active ageing?

As life expectancies rise, universities must prepare to welcome more older students. Here are some ways to ensure institutions are inclusive spaces for these learners

Husnul Fitri

University of Indonesia

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Create engaging educational video content using these cognitive theories

The power of video content to engage an audience is widely known, but creating effective videos requires a considered approach. Here are 15 principles to bear in mind

FA Triatmoko HS

University of Indonesia

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Low-cost ways to support women academics

Offering mentorship opportunities, supporting peer groups and addressing bias are some of the ways institutions can support women academics

Asri Saraswati

University of Indonesia

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Retaining qualified IT staff is the key to cyber resilience

Practical guidance on training and empowering staff to maintain robust cyber-defences that protect students, the workforce and the institution as a whole

Petrus Mursanto

University of Indonesia

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University leaders must become entrepreneurs to address inequality

A university’s achievement should not always be measured by rank, facilities or number of graduates. The greater community appreciates institutions that take steps to provide equal access to education, writes Bhakti Eko Nugroho

Bhakti Eko Nugroho

University of Indonesia

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How to use VR and AR to enrich learning in occupational therapy and physiotherapy

Among the myriad 21st-century technological innovations that have revolutionised teaching and learning, virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) present the greatest opportunities to truly transform students’ learning experiences

Muhammad Hidayat Sahid

University of Indonesia

How to support and attract disabled students

What can universities do to attract and support students with disabilities?

How can we effectively support and recruit more students with disabilities into higher education institutions? Husnul Fitri discusses outreach and accessibility

Husnul Fitri

University of Indonesia