UNDIKNAS Students Strengthen Academic Skills and Cultural Understanding Through International Enrichment Programme in Australia

Perth, Australia – The UNDIKNAS International Enrichment Programme 2026 continued with academic and cultural activities on November 3, 2026. The programme took place in Australia from October 31 to November 8, 2026.

Participants included students from the Faculty of Economics and Business and the Faculty of Tourism. A lecturer from the Faculty of Law also accompanied the group.

Following the first day of the Enrichment Programme, students continued exploring new learning opportunities. Day 4 combined presentation preparation, shared experiences, and a visit to a local zoo.

Developing Academic and Presentation Skills

On the fourth day, students focused on preparing their academic presentations. During this session, they organized ideas, exchanged perspectives, and practiced effective communication.

Additionally, the activity helped students build confidence and develop essential academic skills. These experiences support quality education and lifelong learning, reflecting the principles of Sustainable Development Goal 4 (Quality Education).

Through these activities, UNDIKNAS encourages students to become more confident, adaptable, and prepared for international academic environments.

Strengthening Connections Through Shared Experiences

After the academic session, participants enjoyed lunch together. This gathering allowed students to relax, share experiences, and strengthen their connections.

Moreover, these interactions encouraged teamwork, mutual understanding, and cultural awareness. Such experiences play an important role in developing students’ interpersonal skills.

Exploring Australian Wildlife and Biodiversity

Later in the day, students visited a local zoo in Perth. The visit provided an opportunity to discover Australia’s unique wildlife and natural environment.

Beyond sightseeing, the experience encouraged participants to appreciate biodiversity and environmental responsibility. It also connected with the broader objectives of SDG 15 (Life on Land), which highlights biodiversity and ecosystem conservation.

As a result, students gained valuable experiences beyond conventional classroom activities. They also had an opportunity to reflect on the relationship between nature, education, and sustainability.

UNDIKNAS Commitment to Global Education

The UNDIKNAS International Enrichment Programme 2026 reflects the university’s commitment to international education and experiential learning.

By combining academic development with cultural exploration, UNDIKNAS provides opportunities for students to broaden their global perspectives.

Furthermore, these initiatives support the principles of quality education and sustainable development. They encourage students to develop the knowledge and skills needed in an interconnected world.

Through its internationalization initiatives, UNDIKNAS remains committed to preparing globally competent graduates who can contribute positively to society.