Eighteen FIB UI Students Participate in the International Student Exchange Program for Fall Semester 2026/2027

The Faculty of Humanities, Universitas Indonesia (FIB UI) has once again achieved success on the international stage. A total of 18 FIB UI students from various study programs successfully passed the selection process to participate in the International Student Exchange Program for the Fall Semester 2026/2027 at various renowned partner universities worldwide.

This exchange program is part of FIB UI’s commitment to expanding global perspectives and strengthening international academic networks for its students. The selected students will pursue their studies across Asia, Australia, and North America.

This achievement proves that being a student at FIB UI opens up equal opportunities for all members of the academic community to develop themselves through exchange studies across the globe. A strong foundation in language and cultural understanding, combined with social awareness and critical thinking skills, serves as a distinctive quality that enables FIB UI students to adapt and excel at the global level.

The students selected for this international student exchange program are:

1. Aditia Joe Andaru (Japanese Studies) – Keio University, Japan
2. Alisha Tarasari (Arabic Studies) – National University of Singapore, Singapore
3. Arga Caraka (Japanese Studies) – Ryukoku University, Japan
4. Awwalul Arifin (Archaeology) – Universiti Putra Malaysia, Malaysia
5. Chiara Dewi Chatlina (Russian Studies) – Keimyung University, South Korea
6. Davine Abigail H. S. (Japanese Studies) – University of Technology Sydney, Australia
7. Dyandra Lintang A. (Japanese Studies) – Tokyo University of Foreign Studies, Japan
8. Eloisa Syifa R. G. (Korean Studies) – University of Seoul, South Korea
9. Erika Riyanna K. (Japanese Studies) – Ryukoku University, Japan
10. Fabian Ahsan (Japanese Studies) – Osaka University, Japan
11. Farah Fatimah Aprilia (Japanese Studies) – Nanzan University, Japan
12. Heru Prasetyo (Japanese Studies) – Kanazawa University, Japan
13. Indana Milatissalma (Arabic Studies) – Queen’s University, Canada
14. Leia Tsabita Razi (Japanese Studies) – Ochanomizu University, Japan
15. Muthie Nabilla (Japanese Studies) – Kagoshima University, Japan
16. Risa Marini (English Studies) – Tohoku University, Japan
17. Ruqayyah (Library Science) – Kyungpook National University, South Korea
18. Tiara Angelina Ratu (Dutch Studies) – Chonnam National University, South Korea

The leadership of FIB UI congratulate the students and wish them great success. The departure of these students is expected to serve as a platform for gaining knowledge, fostering cultural exchange, and upholding FIB UI’s reputation on the international stage. (CA)