Jakarta, 09 December 2025 – On Tuesday, November 25, 2025, i3L University hosted a delegation from the Australian National University (ANU) College of Science and Medicine, marking a significant advancement toward developing a double-degree program and enhancing academic collaboration.

This high-level meeting demonstrates both institutions’ commitment to global academic initiatives and to advancing excellence in life sciences education.

Expertise and Leadership Guide Collaborative Discussions

The visit highlighted the commitment and expertise of both universities. The ANU delegation included the following members:

• Prof. Kiaran Kark, Dean of the ANU College of Science and Medicine.
• Prof. Maja Adamska, Associate Director of Education.
• Mr. Leonardo Alfonzo, Regional Manager.
• Mr. Randy Pahlevi, Indonesian Representative.

The ANU representatives were welcomed by the i3L leadership team, including:

• Sanjaya Mulya Waani, B.App.Sc., M.Sc., Vice Rector of Institutional Development.
• Rio Hermantara, S.Si., M.Biotech, Ph.D, Dean of the School of Life Sciences.
• dr. Almitra Rindiarti, Ph.D, Head of the Biomedicine Department.
• Dr. Dina Hermawaty, S.Si., M.Si., Ph.D, Head of the Biotechnology Department.
• Vania Amelia, S.T.P., M.Si., from the i3L International Office.

Emphasis on Curriculum Mapping and Student Success

The primary focus of the meeting was intensive curriculum mapping to establish the foundation for the planned double-degree programs. These discussions aim to ensure the integration of academic requirements, thereby creating a clear and valuable pathway for students.

In addition to the program structure, the teams explored various global academic initiatives aimed at benefiting students across departments, particularly in biotechnology and biomedicine. This detailed planning reflects the expertise of the educational leaders involved.

After the session, the ANU representatives participated in a comprehensive campus tour. The tour highlighted i3L’s advanced learning environment and state-of-the-art laboratories, demonstrating the institution’s tangible resources dedicated to high-quality scientific education.

Future Outlook: Research and Academic Partnership

This visit represents a significant milestone in the partnership between i3L and the Australian National University (ANU). In the coming months, both institutions will continue to build on this momentum by finalizing the double degree program, strengthening research collaboration, and exploring broader opportunities for future academic partnerships. Both institutions anticipate a productive future, united in their goal of preparing the next generation of highly qualified global scientific leaders.