Indonesia International Institute for Life Sciences

Together we improve the quality of life

Study Programs

WHY STUDY at i3L

MARKET READINESS Crafting well-rounded graduates through unique learning ambience and industry exposure

INTERNATIONAL OUTLOOK Engaging our students and faculty with outstanding academic mobility programs

RESEARCH & INNOVATION Scaling up national competitiveness through interdisciplinary research and state-of-the-art laboratories

ABOUT i3L Indonesia International Institute for Life Sciences (i3L) is a premium life science higher education and research institute located in Jakarta, Indonesia. i3L’s vision is to be a leading and globally connected interdisciplinary institution that impacts society through science and innovation. READ MORE

OUR SCHOOLS i3L offers various degree programs which are grouped into two different schools: School of Life Sciences and School of Business. LEARN MORE

Dean's Greetings

Welcome to i3L School of Life Sciences! Our school has the vision and mission to bring direct impact in improving the quality of life through creating well-rounded graduates ready to contribute to society, conduct research in collaboration with local and overseas research and higher education institutions, and deliver innovation in the life science industries

Our faculty members from our 6 study programs are deeply committed in giving students cutting-edge, multidisciplinary, hands-on and applicative learning experiences. Our graduates are ready and capable to compete at global stages with opportunities of enrolling in student exchange, research project and internship placement at overseas institutions during their study. We take pride and believe that our programs will be able to shape tomorrow’s leaders and innovators.

apt. Pietradewi Hartrianti, S.Farm., M.Farm. Ph.D. – Dean of i3L School of Life Sciences

Research Awards

USAID PEER Research Grant in Collaboration with UC DAVIS, USA

Developing a Bioeconomy in Indonesia: Identification of Novel Microorganisms and Microbial Enzymes from Indonesia’s Peatlands and Buffaloes to Improve Bioconversion of Oil Palm Residues.

Awarded to Amadeus Pribowo, Ph.D.

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