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A public institute of technology in Parepare, South Sulawesi, honoring President Habibie, focused on aerospace and digital technology.

Indonesia's premier institute of technology in Bandung: world-class engineering, sciences, arts and business.

A public institute of technology in Balikpapan, East Kalimantan: engineering, architecture and applied sciences for the new capital.

A public institute of technology near Bandar Lampung, modeled on ITB: science, engineering and sustainable development.

A private elite technology institute in Laguboti, on Lake Toba, training Sumatra's computer and IT engineers.

A world-renowned public institute of technology in Surabaya: engineering, sciences, data and design.

A renowned public electronics polytechnic in Surabaya: embedded systems, robotics, telecommunications and software engineering.

A public polytechnic in Ambon, Maluku, training technicians in engineering, IT and business for eastern Indonesia.

A public polytechnic in Indramayu, West Java, focused on engineering, IT and energy to serve local industry.

A public polytechnic in Badung, Bali: engineering, business and tourism in Indonesia's premier tourist destination.

A public polytechnic in Balikpapan, East Kalimantan, training technicians in engineering, IT and business for the energy industry.

A major public polytechnic in Bandung, Unggul-accredited, offering applied engineering, IT, commerce and tourism programs.

A public polytechnic in Banjarmasin, South Kalimantan: applied engineering, IT and business serving the region.

A public polytechnic in Banyuwangi, East Java, known for applied programs in engineering, IT and agro-industry.

A leading public polytechnic in Batam, Indonesia, offering hands-on engineering, IT and logistics programs in a major industrial hub.

A public polytechnic in Bengkalis, Riau Islands, specialized in maritime technology, engineering and renewable energy.

A public polytechnic in Cilacap, Central Java, focused on engineering, telecommunications and digital technologies for industry.

A public polytechnic in Fakfak, West Papua, training engineering and IT technicians to serve the region.

One of Indonesia's leading public polytechnics in Jakarta: engineering, chemistry, geology, IT and business with reputed D3/D4 programs.

A public polytechnic in Jember, East Java, offering applied engineering, agrotechnology, IT and business programs with strong regional ties.

A public polytechnic in Lhokseumawe, Aceh: applied engineering and IT serving the local industrial and oil zone.

A public polytechnic in Madiun, East Java, specialized in applied engineering, IT and community health.

A public polytechnic on Madura Island, East Java, training technicians in engineering and IT to support local development.

A prestigious public polytechnic in Malang, East Java, known for excellence in applied engineering, IT and business.

A public polytechnic in Manado, North Sulawesi: engineering, construction, IT and business for the region.

A public polytechnic in Medan, North Sumatra: applied engineering, construction, IT and business.

A public polytechnic in Nunukan, North Kalimantan, dedicated to border logistics and applied engineering.

A public polytechnic in the Sangihe Islands, North Sulawesi, training technicians in maritime logistics and engineering.

A public polytechnic in Padang, West Sumatra: applied engineering, IT and business, strongly rooted in the region.

A public polytechnic in Pontianak, West Kalimantan: applied engineering, IT and business serving the region.

A public polytechnic in Samarinda, East Kalimantan, offering applied engineering, business and accounting programs.

A public polytechnic in Sambas, West Kalimantan, training technicians in engineering, agriculture and marine technology.

A major public polytechnic in Semarang, Central Java: applied engineering, IT and business, Unggul-accredited.

A public polytechnic in Palembang, South Sumatra: applied engineering, IT and business, heir to the Sriwijaya tradition.

A public polytechnic in Subang, West Java, training technicians in engineering, IT and business management.

A public polytechnic in Tanah Laut, South Kalimantan, training technicians in engineering, IT and agriculture.

A public manufacturing polytechnic in Bangka Belitung, training applied technicians and engineers in mechanics and electronics.

A pioneering public polytechnic in Bandung dedicated to precision manufacturing, mechanical engineering and industrial maintenance.

Indonesia's public maritime polytechnic in Jepara, Central Java: shipbuilding, marine engineering and maritime transport.

Indonesia's public naval polytechnic in Surabaya: shipbuilding, naval architecture, marine engineering and industrial robotics.

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

A private Christian university in Bandung, founded in 1965, renowned for its design and psychology programmes.

A private Christian university in Surabaya, founded in 1961, renowned for its design and engineering programmes.

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

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 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.

Indonesia's premier public research university in Depok/Jakarta, dating back to 1849 and ranked among Asia's best.

Bali's oldest university (1962), renowned for tourism studies, medicine, law and its veterinary and dental programmes.

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

A public university in Tarakan, North Kalimantan: agriculture, forestry, engineering, economics and medicine.

A leading public university in Malang, East Java, ranked among Indonesia's best and known for economics, law and medicine.

Papua's leading public university, based in Jayapura, founded in 1962 and an academic pillar of eastern Indonesia.

A patriotic public university in Jakarta: business, economics, engineering, medicine and social sciences.

A public university in Surabaya born from the veterans' movement: business, engineering, law and public health.

A public university in Yogyakarta born from the veterans' movement: mining engineering, business, geology and energy.

An Unggul-accredited public university in Semarang, Central Java, recognised for engineering, law and marine sciences.

Indonesia's oldest university (1949), based in Yogyakarta, a flagship research university ranked among the nation's best.

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.

A public university in Ternate, North Maluku: engineering, agriculture, law, economics and education.

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 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 Langsa, Aceh: engineering, agriculture, economics, law and health sciences.

A public university in Tasikmalaya, West Java: engineering, law, economics, agriculture and social 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 Pontianak, West Kalimantan, a reference for tropical forestry and agricultural sciences.

A large private technology university in Depok, founded in 1981, and Indonesia's reference for computer science.

A private Christian university in Medan, founded in 1954 by the Batak HKBP church, strong in theology and engineering.

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

A public university in Lhokseumawe, Aceh: engineering, agriculture, economics, medicine and social sciences.

A private Jakarta university, founded in 1982, recognised for engineering, design and communication.

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

The Muhammadiyah private university of Pekanbaru, Riau, active in engineering, economics and public health.

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

A public university in Merauke, South Papua: agriculture, forestry, economics and engineering.

A private university in Sukabumi founded in 2003, combining IT, engineering and health sciences with very affordable tuition fees.

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

A private Medan university known for its medical school and its health and tourism programmes.

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

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

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.

A historic private Jakarta university, founded in 1959, renowned for law, management and engineering.

A public university in Meulaboh, West Aceh: economics, law, engineering, agriculture and social sciences.

A public university in Bangkalan, Madura: engineering, agriculture, law, economics and social sciences.