KabarJawa.com – Atma Jaya University Yogyakarta (UAJY) opened opportunities for academic collaboration with Monash University through meetings which took place in the University Meeting Room, Campus II St. Thomas Aquinas, Friday (10/7/2026). This meeting was the first step to strengthen collaboration in the fields of education, research and innovation development involving the two universities.
The Monash University delegation was received directly by the Chancellor of UAJY, Dr. G. Sri Nurhartanto, SH, LL.M., together with Deputy Chancellor I Sushardjanti Felasari, ST, M.Sc.CAED, Ph.D., professors from the Department of Industrial Engineering and the Department of Informatics, as well as the Head of the UAJY Cooperation and Promotion Office, Drs. Ign. Agus Putranto.
The visit became a discussion forum to explore various opportunities for academic collaboration that could be developed between UAJY and Monash University Indonesia.
UAJY Hopes for Continued Collaboration with the Faculty of Industrial Technology
In his speech, the Chancellor of UAJY expressed his hope that communication and collaboration between the two institutions could continue to develop after the meeting.
“After this, we hope that Monash University will have frequent contact with FTI (Faculty of Industrial Technology) friends,” said Nurhartanto.
This hope is part of UAJY’s commitment to expanding international networks as well as opening up more opportunities for academic collaboration for lecturers and students.
Monash University Indonesia Strengthens Education and Research Partnerships
On that occasion it was explained that Monash University Indonesia operates with full support from the Indonesian and Australian Governments. The campus is fully owned by Monash University Australia and has built various partnerships in the fields of research and education with state and private universities in Indonesia.
This collaboration model is one of the foundations that is expected to continue to be expanded through collaboration with various higher education institutions, including UAJY.
Monash University Evaluates Curriculum and Integrates AI in Learning
Professor of Information Systems Monash University, Prof. Juliana Sutanto, explained a number of academic developments that were being carried out on her campus. He has expertise in the fields of digital transformation, information systems, data analytics, artificial intelligence (AI), digital innovation, and the development of international research collaborations.
In her presentation, Juliana explained that Monash University Indonesia was currently evaluating and revising the curriculum that had been implemented previously. This step was taken to create a more comfortable and effective learning process for students.
Apart from improving the curriculum, Monash University is also developing the use of artificial intelligence technology through an AI system specifically designed to support learning activities. This technology is presented so that students get a more optimal learning experience while being ready to face technological developments in the world of work.
“Monash University will embrace AI, so when students graduate they will use AI. For three months, existing AI access is researched and we look for AI that can be used safely in all faculties and universities, the most important thing is that there is a safe environment for students and teachers in using AI,” said Juliana.
Collaboration is Expected to Drive Educational Innovation
The meeting between UAJY and Monash University Indonesia is expected to be the beginning of wider cooperation in various strategic fields. Not only does it cover education, this collaboration is also directed at strengthening research and developing innovations that can provide benefits for both institutions.
Through the communication that has been built, the two universities hope that the synergy that exists can provide academic and research programs that support each other, as well as expand the international collaboration network in the higher education environment.
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