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For universities and international offices

Help students feel at home, not just arrive.

Turn arrival support into everyday confidence: practical language, Indonesian friendships, cultural understanding, and a clear journey students can follow beyond orientation week.

A university coordinator and diverse students plan a supported cultural program in Indonesia.

Choose the route that fits your students

One university, many universities, or independent registration.

You do not need to fill a whole cohort. Students can join through the path that matches your academic calendar, group size, and level of coordination.

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Dedicated university group

Shape a private or coordinated group around your students, timing, outcomes, and agreed responsibilities.

Plan a university group
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Mixed cross-campus cohort

Students from different universities meet Indonesian peers and build friendships beyond their usual campus circle.

Explore the public cohort
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Independent students

Eligible adults aged 18+ choose, pay, onboard, and follow the program through their own My Journey dashboard.

See individual booking

What students gain

Confidence that continues after orientation ends.

  • Use practical Bahasa Indonesia in everyday situations
  • Understand local habits with more context and less anxiety
  • Meet Indonesian peers through a guided Hallo Circle
  • Explore beyond familiar campus and tourist routes
  • Track onboarding, tasks, updates, and attendance in one place
  • Know where to ask for help before and during activities
Students from different universities build friendships during a guided cultural experience in Indonesia.

What your team receives

A program that is easier to explain, coordinate, and trust.

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Clear proposal

Goals, participant route, dates, activities, capacity, price, support, responsibilities, and terms agreed before launch.

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Simple invitation path

Share a coordinated invitation or let students complete independent payment and account creation themselves.

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Relevant updates

Coordinators receive the agreed operational view without exposing unnecessary private participant information.

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Participant journey

Students use My Journey for onboarding, announcements, missions, check-in, attendance, and next actions.

Care and safeguards

Warm experiences need clear boundaries.

  • Published conduct and privacy expectations
  • Consent-aware Buddy and participant interaction
  • Practical accessibility and dietary onboarding
  • Escalation route for safety or conduct concerns
  • Private meeting details limited to confirmed participants

Commercial clarity

Nothing begins by assumption.

Students can choose and pay for an individual place in the current public program now.

For coordinated groups, seats, schedule, payment route, cancellation terms, contact roles, and reporting expectations are agreed in writing before students are invited.

An inquiry creates no reservation, payment, or obligation.

Returning coordinator?

Keep invitations and program updates together.

Authorised university coordinators can use the Institution Portal for their agreed program access. Students still see only their own private participant journey.

Open Institution Portal

Start with the need

Useful details for your first conversation

Students
Profile, estimated group size, and eligibility
Timing
Arrival period, academic calendar, and preferred dates
Outcome
Confidence, language, cultural connection, or belonging goal
Support
Accessibility, safeguarding, reporting, and coordinator needs

Tell us what your students need

Start with the student outcome, not a fixed package.

Share who the students are, when they need support, and what would help them feel more confident in Indonesia. We respond with a practical next step without creating a booking or obligation.

University Program Inquiry

One-time setup

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