University of Indonesia

The University of Indonesia is a public research university based in Depok, Indonesia, with campuses in Depok and Jakarta. Founded in 1849, it is one of the country’s oldest universities.

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Dokter-Djawa School: A nineteenth-century medical school in Batavia established to train Javanese doctors. It was the colonial medical school from which the university traces its institutional origins.
University of Indonesia Faculty of Medicine: The medical faculty of the University of Indonesia, based principally in Jakarta. Medicine is the oldest academic tradition in the university’s institutional lineage.
Universitas Indonesia Station: A commuter rail station serving the University of Indonesia campus in Depok. The station links the Depok campus to Jakarta and surrounding communities.
Bandung Institute of Technology: A public Indonesian university specializing in science, technology, engineering, and design, based in Bandung. Its technical focus contrasts with the University of Indonesia’s broad, multi-faculty profile.
STOVIA: A Dutch colonial medical school in Batavia for training indigenous physicians, active from 1902 to 1927. It continued the medical-education tradition that fed into the university’s early institutional history.
University of Indonesia Faculty of Law: The University of Indonesia’s faculty responsible for legal education and research. Its history reflects the university’s role in educating Indonesia’s legal profession.
University of Indonesia Research Center for Climate Change: A University of Indonesia research center focused on climate change and related policy. It shows how university research addresses environmental challenges beyond campus.
Gadjah Mada University: A public research university in Yogyakarta, founded in 1949. It is another major national university, with a distinct location and institutional history.
Universiteit van Indonesië: A postwar university formed in 1947 from higher-education institutions in the Dutch East Indies. It was an immediate predecessor before the university took its present institutional form.
University of Indonesia Faculty of Engineering: The University of Indonesia’s faculty for engineering education and research. It illustrates the university’s expansion beyond its early medical and legal roots.