Immerse yourself in the culture and language of Australia's biggest neighbour.
Study an Indonesian major to gain invaluable language and intercultural skills to communicate effectively across diverse social and professional contexts. This comprehensive program will equip you with advanced knowledge of the Indonesian language, encompassing vocabulary, grammar and phonetics. In addition, you'll learn about the complex political and social dynamics in modern Indonesia, and the diverse histories, cultures, identities, and ideas that have produced the country we know today.
The Indonesian major is available across two streams:
Majoring in Indonesian at Flinders also opens a wide array of opportunities to study in Indonesia, with excellent semester abroad programs and intensive summer/winter short courses available. Those completing study in Indonesia also enjoy access to generous financial support in the form of New Colombo Plan (NCP) scholarships.
Why study Indonesian?
This major equips you with the skills and knowledge to embrace a wide array of current, and emerging, career opportunities.
The Australian Government considers Indonesian one of a select number of strategically important languages, meaning proficiency in the language is especially in-demand across a wide range of roles in government, diplomacy and defence.
In addition, Indonesia’s emergence as one of the world’s largest and most dynamic markets is making language skills invaluable for young Australians seeking careers in international business, education, media, tourism, research and development.
Study this major in the following degrees:
This major caters for Beginners and Intermediate (post-secondary) students. It is comprised of 36 units, including:
Indonesian can also be taken as a minor for Beginners and Intermediate (post-secondary) students. Your 18 units will include:
Kickstart your career or future in research with one extra year.
By adding just one year full-time to your undergraduate degree, you can graduate with Honours. Enhance your career prospects, delve deeper into knowledge or launch yourself into the world of research.
Thomas Power
Tom Power is a lecturer in Indonesian, with extensive experience as a teacher and researcher in Indonesia and Australia. In addition to his experience as a language instructor, he is an expert on varied aspects of contemporary Indonesian politics, including political parties, democracy, corruption and political Islam.
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