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Indonesia kembali menempati posisi pertama tujuan studi bagi Program Mobilitas New Colombo Plan dari Pemerintah Australia. Tahun 2020, lebih dari 2.100 mahasiswa Australia akan menempuh pendidikan dan memperoleh pengalaman kerja […]
Studying abroad is one of the most exhilarating, fulfilling and life-changing experiences, but in order to make it happen, one needs to be well-prepared and organized. The crucial aspect of […]
AIYA dengan bangga mempersembahkan Survei AIYA 2019. Survei tahun ini bertujuanuntuk menyuarakan suara pemuda Australia dan Indonesia mengenai status hubungan bilateral kedua negara. AIYA berharap bahwa hasil survei ini dapat […]
Foto oleh : Rumata’ Artspace Versi Bahasa Inggris, klik di sini Apa yang pertama kali terlintas di benak anda ketika mendengar kata Makassar? Coto Makassar, sudah pasti. Coto Makassar merupakan […]
Welcome back to Member Spotlight where we introduce you to the personalities behind AIYA. This week, we introduce you to AIYA new Blog Editor, Meylisa Sahan!
‘We tell ourselves stories in order to live’ wrote Joan Didion. It is also true that we can tell stories in order to live more harmoniously with each other. This […]
©Thomas Wesley On a rainy Melbourne afternoon, the city is buzzing for the footy grand final. Meanwhile at the consulate general of Indonesia, a press conference anticipating the 2019 Soundsekerta […]
Welcome back to Member Spotlight where we introduce you to the personalities behind AIYA. This week, we introduce you to AIYA National Director of Communications, Iven Manning.
International Literacy Day is celebrated annually on 8 September. As the United Nations maintains, the day is an opportunity for Governments, civil society and stakeholders to highlight improvements in world […]
Terdiri dari ratusan kelompok etnis, hampir mustahil rasanya mengenal seluruh etnis yang ada di Indonesia. Tidak jarang juga sebuah etnis berkembang diluar daerah asalnya, sebut saja etnis Manggarai yang ada […]