Study Education Sciences in Indonesia

A private Islamic university in Jakarta, founded in 2000 by the Al-Azhar foundation, blending academic excellence with spiritual values.

A private university in Palopo, South Sulawesi, and the main higher-education provider of the Luwu region.

A private Catholic university in Bandung, founded in 1955, and West Java's oldest private university.

A private Catholic university in Malang, founded in 1964, centred on engineering and applied technologies.

A private Christian university in Jakarta, founded in 1953, historically dedicated to theology and medicine.

Sumatra's oldest public university (1956), based in Padang, recognised for agriculture, medicine and engineering.

A public university in Gorontalo, North Sulawesi: education, economics, agriculture, medicine and engineering.

A leading public education university in Jakarta, expert in teacher training, sciences, languages and sports.

A major public education university in Makassar, heir to IKIP Makassar and a pillar of teacher training in eastern Indonesia.

A public education university in Malang, East Java, heir to IKIP Malang and a national reference in education sciences.

A public education university in Tondano, North Sulawesi, heir to IKIP Manado and focused on teacher training.

North Sumatra's leading public education university in Medan: teacher training, sciences, languages and sports.

A leading public university in Padang, West Sumatra, rooted in teacher education since 1954 and accredited as excellent.

A public "conservation campus" university in Semarang with IKIP roots, known for strong education and science programmes.

A leading public education university in Surabaya, Unggul-accredited: teachers, sciences, languages, sports and engineering.

A leading public education university in Yogyakarta, Unggul-accredited: teachers, sciences, languages, sports and technology.

A private university in Bandar Lampung, founded in 1984, and the largest in Lampung province.

A public university in Bengkulu, Sumatra, recognised for agriculture, economics and medicine.

A public university in Kendari, Southeast Sulawesi, a regional reference for law, agriculture and forestry.

A major public university in Makassar, South Sulawesi, a leading institution of eastern Indonesia in medicine, engineering and marine sciences.

A public university in Jambi, Sumatra, accredited Unggul since 2024, with strong programmes in agriculture, law, economics and health.

A public university in Jember, East Java, recognised for agriculture, pharmacy, medicine and the sciences.

Indonesia's leading education university, founded in 1954 in Bandung, the national hub for teacher training and educational research.

A public education university in Singaraja, Bali: teacher training, languages, sciences and technologies.

A public university in Banjarmasin, South Kalimantan, recognised for medicine, law and agricultural sciences.

A public university in Bandar Lampung, founded in 1965, recognised for medicine, law, economics and agricultural sciences.

A public university in Mataram, Lombok, recognised for medicine, agriculture and veterinary sciences.

A public university in Samarinda, East Kalimantan, renowned for tropical forestry and agricultural sciences.

The leading public university of Kupang, East Nusa Tenggara, and a key higher education pillar for eastern Indonesia.

A public university in Palangka Raya, Central Kalimantan, recognised for forestry, agriculture and regional planning.

A Sundanese private university in Bandung, founded in 1950, a pillar of regional higher education and culture.

A public university in Ambon, Maluku, founded in 1962 and a key higher education institution for eastern Indonesia.

A public university in Pekanbaru, Sumatra, recognised for medicine, engineering and agricultural sciences.

A public university in Palembang, South Sumatra, named after the Srivijaya kingdom and recognised for its sciences and engineering.

A public university in Majene, West Sulawesi: engineering, agriculture, economics and education for a young province.

A public university in Medan, founded in 1952, the academic backbone of northern Sumatra with strength in medicine and engineering.

Aceh's largest university, founded in 1961 in Banda Aceh, recognised for medicine, economics and engineering.

A public university in Palu, Central Sulawesi, recognised for agriculture, engineering and medicine and rooted in tropical sciences.

A public university in Pontianak, West Kalimantan, a reference for tropical forestry and agricultural sciences.

A public university in Magelang, Central Java, born from a teacher training college: sciences, languages and education.

A public university in Kefamenanu, West Timor: teacher training, engineering, economics and social sciences.

A public university in Kolaka, Southeast Sulawesi: teacher training, engineering, mining and social sciences.

A private Islamic university in Pekanbaru, covering law, engineering and agronomy, with some of Indonesia's lowest fees.

A public maritime university in Tanjungpinang, Riau Islands: marine engineering, fisheries, law and Malay cultures.

The « Unggul »-accredited Muhammadiyah private university of Bengkulu, a key regional higher-education provider.

The historic Muhammadiyah private university of Jakarta, founded in 1957, a flagship of the movement in Indonesia.

The Muhammadiyah private university of Jember, a broad multidisciplinary campus in eastern Java.

The Muhammadiyah private university of Malang, accredited « Unggul », known for its health programmes and international relations.

The Muhammadiyah private university in Metro, Lampung, recognised for its education and health study programmes.

The Muhammadiyah private university of Purwokerto, Central Java, recognised for its health and education programmes.

The Muhammadiyah private university of Semarang, known for its health programmes and exact sciences.

The Muhammadiyah private university of Surakarta, founded in 1981, one of the movement's best universities in Indonesia.

A private university in Yogyakarta within the Muhammadiyah network: medicine, law, economics, social sciences and Islamic studies.

Indonesia's open distance-learning public university and one of the world's largest, offering flexible and affordable higher education.

A leading private Christian university in Tangerang with international standards: medicine, business, engineering, design and communication.

A private Semarang university founded by the PGRI teachers' union, strong in education sciences and languages.

An international private university in Cikarang, founded in 2001, offering English-taught business, engineering and communication degrees.

An A-accredited public university in Manado, North Sulawesi, recognised for marine and agricultural sciences.

An American-style private university in Jakarta, founded in 2013, offering dual degrees with the University of Arizona.

A Jesuit Catholic university in Yogyakarta, founded in 1955, renowned for its literature and teacher-education programmes.

A leading public university in Surakarta, Central Java, ranked among Indonesia's best and known for medicine and law.

A public university in Karawang, West Java: business, law, engineering and education at the heart of an industrial hub.

A public university in Serang, Banten, established as a state university in 2001 and known for law, economics, engineering and agriculture.