Bachelor of Liberal Arts and Science in Indonesian Studies (Intermediate) in Darlington Australia | The University of Sydney

A fascinating and diverse nation, Indonesia lies near Australia yet offers strikingly distinct cultural experiences. Leveraging our deep connections within Indonesia and with its diaspora in Australia, you'll engage with a comprehensive, modern curriculum spanning history, government, physical landscapes, social studies, linguistics, and traditions.

Upon graduation, you'll possess advanced language proficiency, adaptable scholarly competencies, and in-depth regional expertise. The Indonesian Studies program equips you with both linguistic capabilities and research methodologies to effectively utilize Bahasa Indonesia across multiple contexts.

Learners will pursue tailored academic tracks outlined in the course unit tables, matching their individual proficiency levels. Completion of any major pathway results in an Indonesian Studies degree qualification.

Placement in language courses depends on demonstrated ability through Higher School Certificate results (detailed in the pathway documents), International Baccalaureate scores, or pre-enrollment assessments. Those uncertain about their proficiency level or suitable academic track should consult the Department for guidance.
A fascinating and diverse nation, Indonesia lies near Australia yet offers strikingly distinct cultural experiences. Leveraging our deep connections within Indonesia and with its diaspora in Australia, you'll engage with a comprehensive, modern curriculum spanning history, government, physical landscapes, social studies, linguistics, and traditions. Upon graduation, you'll possess advanced language proficiency, adaptable scholarly competencies, and in-depth regional expertise. The Indonesian Studies program equips you with both linguistic capabilities and research methodologies to effectively utilize Bahasa Indonesia across multiple contexts. Learners will pursue tailored academic tracks outlined in the course unit tables, matching their individual proficiency levels. Completion of any major pathway results in an Indonesian Studies degree qualification. Placement in language courses depends on demonstrated ability through Higher School Certificate results (detailed in the pathway documents), International Baccalaureate scores, or pre-enrollment assessments. Those uncertain about their proficiency level or suitable academic track should consult the Department for guidance.