Jennifer studied at Universities GadjahMada (UGM) and Muhammadiyah

(UMM) in 2002.

After ACICIS she won a RhodesScholarship to study at Oxford

University in 2006.

Jennifer is currently doing a PhD in International Law and hopes to have

a career in international dispute resolution and human rights in the

Asia-Pacific.

“ACICIS is a wonderful program andgave me opportunities that shaped the

course of my life so far.”

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Simon took part in the 2008 JournalismProfessional Practicum program in

Jakarta.

His internship was at radio station 68H,and he did several on air stories.

Simon is now back in Sydney finishinghis Masters in Journalism degree.

“It was one of the most fascinating andinsightful times of my life.”

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In 2007 Rebecca studied IslamicBusiness at the Indonesian Islamic

University (UII) in Yogyakarta.

Whilst there she also did an internshipat a refuge for street children.

She is currently looking for a mediaposition with an NGO in Indonesia.

“My experience in Indonesia has beenthe most valuable year of my life to date.”

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Deanne studied at UGM and UMM in2002/3. She wrote her Malang field

report on street children in Yogyakarta.

After ACICIS she worked as atranslator/editor for an NGO in Jakarta

called Rahima.

Deanne is now a Features DeputyEditor with The Jakarta Post, rubbingshoulders with celebrities like Nicolas

Saputra (right).

“ACICIS paved the path to my future.”

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