University of Technology Sydney (UTS) Alumni, Indonesia

🎉 UTS Alumni Awards 2024 nominations are now open! 🏆

This is your chance to nominate a fellow UTS graduate who deserves to be celebrated for their extraordinary impact. You have until Friday, 31 May to submit your nominee. The winners will be announced at the UTS Alumni Awards Gala Dinner in October.

Make your nomination here: https://lnkd.in/gRi_Krz9

Introducing the recipient of the UTS International Alumni Award 2023 🏆

🇮🇩 Professor Nurul Barizah – an international law visionary. From a small Indonesian village to the prestigious role of Professor of International Law at Universitas Airlangga, her journey is truly inspiring. She initially aimed to be a doctor but took an unconventional path into law. Fate led her to UTS for a Master's and PhD. Today, she specializes in international law, intellectual property, trade, and dispute resolution. 🌍 At Universitas Airlangga, she's the Chair of the Quality Assurance Board, overseeing 185 study programs, and as Dean, she raised the faculty to a QS World University Ranking of 200.

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🇮🇩 Profesor Nurul Barizah, seorang ahli dalam dunia hukum internasional! Besar di desa kecil di Indonesia, kini beliau telah meraih gelar Profesor Hukum Internasional di Universitas Airlangga. Kisah perjalanan Profesor Nurul sungguh memukau, yang awalnya bercita-cita menjadi seorang dokter, tetapi memutuskan untuk mengejar karir di bidang hukum dan akhirnya meraih gelar Master dan Doktor di UTS. Sekarang beliau telah menjadi seorang ahli dalam hukum internasional, hukum kekayaan intelektual, perdagangan internasional, dan penyelesaian sengketa. 🌍 Di Universitas Airlangga, beliau menjabat sebagai Ketua Dewan Jaminan Kualitas, yang bertanggung jawab atas 185 program studi, dan saat beliau menjabat sebagai dekan, fakultasnya berhasil meraih peringkat 200 dalam QS World University Ranking.

Read more here : https://lnkd.in/gBbN3zjw

The Australian Embassy Jakarta will host the 70 Years of Australian Scholarship: Gala Dinner on 20 May 2023 at Raffles Hotel, Jakarta.

This event is to "welcome home" newly returned alumni of Australian Universities and celebrate 70 years since the first cohort of Indonesian Colombo Plan recipients arrived in Australia.

This year's Gala will also feature Indonesian personalities Valerina Daniel and Tommy Tjokro as MCs, musical performances by Yura Yunita and Dian Mega Safitri. A three-course a la carte menu will be provided.

Please register before 14 May 2023: https://www.cognitoforms.com/AustraliaAwardsInIndonesia1/RegistrationToThe70YearsOfAustralianScholarshipGalaDinnerInJakarta

Seats are limited and early registration is recommended. Participants' accommodation, airfares, or local transportation costs need to be self-funded.

The Future of the Digital Economy in Indonesia.

There are three main areas of focus in Indonesia's digital economy blueprint. The first is related to the development of digitally minded human resources (HR). The second is to encourage the digital economy with regard to infrastructure development. And, third is to ensure the digital economy ecosystem runs well, including in its innovation and regulation.

Three other challenges that must be faced by the digital economy in Indonesia are regulatory issues, cybersecurity, and business competition in the digital realm. The three are interrelated and must be accelerated immediately if Indonesia wants to accelerate digital transformation.

With these considerations in mind, the University of Technology Sydney in collaboration with Katadata Indonesia initiated a webinar program to dissect the current state of digital economy life in Indonesia today and its opportunities in the future. Check out the full discussion "The Future Of The Digital Economy In Indonesia", at: #

Tuesday & Wednesday,
23 & 24 November 2021
10:00 - 15:00 WIB

Register yourself now!

https://lnkd.in/g3vvmQuz

Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: Katadata X UTS "THE FUTURE OF THE DIGITAL ECONOMY IN INDONESIA. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar. Ada tiga fokus utama dalam cetak biru ekonomi digital Indonesia. Pertama terkait dengan pengembangan sumber daya manusia (SDM) yang berwawasan digital. Kedua adalah mendorong ekonomi digital berkaitan dengan pembangunan infrastruktur. Dan, ketiga adalah memastikan ekosistem ekonomi digital berjalan....

Good news! University of Technology Sydney Offshore Learning Centre is now open at Universitas Multimedia Nusantara (UMN).

Offshore Learning Centres were established to provide physical learning spaces and extra support to UTS coursework students who're currently studying online in Indonesia due to travel restrictions associated with COVID-19. By joining the centre, UTS students gain a unique on-campus experience with access to extra academic support and student facilities, and the opportunity to connect with other students across the UTS and UMN community.

Apply now for Spring (July) Session 2021!
Contact us at [email protected] for more information about the OLC or visit the webpage https://lnkd.in/g8sFvsk.

Atilla Brungs, Vice-Chancellor and President of UTS on linkedin:

“We’re delighted to be partnering with the NSW government in Western Sydney’s Bradfield city centre as it develops into a world-class education, training and research precinct. This collaboration provides a fantastic opportunity for UTS to help drive innovation and the creation of new jobs across the region.” https://uts.ac/2QG2Puj

New partnership takes flight UTS is onboard a new Western Sydney opportunity in the Bradfield city centre, on the doorstep of the Western Sydney International Airport.

We are winners! The UTS Library and Reading Room have been recognised as one of Australia’s leading ‘innovative and forward-thinking library buildings’ by the Australian Library Design Awards.
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Take it as read – UTS Library is a winner The UTS Blake Library and UTS Reading Room have won the academic libraries category for 2021 in the Australian Library Design Awards, which celebrate design excellence in new and refurbished libraries across the country.

UTS Climate Change Cluster (C3)

This is huge... 🐠🐟🐡🍥 Our UTS Science researchers alongside tour operators will be planting another 100,000 corals at reefs in far north Queensland with funding from the Great Barrier Reef Foundation. This is science at its absolute best!

On the Great Barrier Reef, marine heatwaves in 2016 and 2017 caused mass bleaching of coral in the far northern sections—an event that was repeated in Feb this year when sea surface temperatures were the warmest ever recorded.

Since its inception in 2018, the Coral Nurture Program led by Professor David Suggett and Dr Emma Camp, along with Wavelength Reef Cruises John Edmondson, has seen more than 25,000 corals outplanted to the Reef.

New funding support from the Great Barrier Reef Foundation, through its partnership with the Australian Government's Reef Trust, will enable tourism operators to plant an additional 100,000 corals on the reefs between Cairns and Port Douglas over the next 3.5 years, as well as transition Coral Nurture Program to a long-term reef stewardship platform.

📹 credit:
🎩 Hat tip to our amazing researchers at the UTS Climate Change Cluster (C3)



https://www.uts.edu.au/research-and-teaching/research/explore/impact/coral-connections

Coral connections In a world first, researchers at UTS are partnering with local community organisations to restore the Great Barrier Reef—one coral at a time.