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Bryan Alexander, a Psychology student from UNIJI's Class of 2025, has won 1st Place at MindMasters 2026, a creative content competition hosted by Universitas Tarumanagara (UNTAR). The competition ran from 2 March to 11 April 2026 and brought together eight finalists from UNTAR, UNIJI, UNAIR, and BINUS. Bryan walked away with Rp 2,000,000 in prize money and an e-certificate.

The competition's theme was "Beyond the Mind: Melampaui Pola Pikir Biasa." Bryan chose the self-acceptance sub-theme and submitted a video titled Self Acceptance in Social Media.

His argument tackled something most of us scroll past every day without noticing: the habit of measuring our lives against curated highlight reels online. Drawing on Leon Festinger's Social Comparison Theory, Bryan's video showed how constant exposure to filtered versions of other people's lives slowly distorts how we see ourselves, and why self-acceptance is the way out of that loop.

Mr. Chandra, his lecturer, put it this way: "This achievement is clear proof of how students can translate psychological theories into psychoeducation that is relevant, educational, and widely impactful in the digital era. I strongly hope that students will not only actively excel within the campus environment, but also dare to step outside to explore their creativity and produce real work beyond the campus walls."

Bryan himself said the experience went beyond winning. "Being a student at UNIJI has given me the freedom to explore, create, and grow not only academically, but also through non-academic experiences that help shape confidence, creativity, and teamwork. This competition became one of the many valuable opportunities for me to challenge myself and learn beyond the classroom."

Bryan's win is a small but concrete answer to a question prospective students often ask: can I actually do things outside my major here? At UNIJI, the answer isn't a brochure promise. It's a Psychology student winning a creative content competition against students from four universities, and a lecturer who tells his students to go compete outside the campus walls.

If that sounds like the kind of place you'd want to spend your university years, UNIJI's doors are open — whatever faculty or program you're drawn to.

University of Jakarta International (UNIJI) is excited to invite you to our Open House with Faculty of Business Exhibition on Saturday 25 April 2026, from 12.00 to 16.00 WIB. This event is a great opportunity for prospective students and parents to experience firsthand what UNIJI has to offer, including our business and accounting programs, academic environment, and how we prepare students to be career-ready upon graduation.

Whether you're exploring your options or already considering UNIJI as your next step, our Open House gives you everything you need to make a smart decision about your future.

Explore the Faculty of Business Exhibition

A key highlight of this event is the Faculty of Business Exhibition, where visitors can explore real student projects, business ideas, and case studies from UNIJI's business and accounting programs. This exhibition shows how UNIJI brings together practical skills, international standards, and industry-relevant learning to prepare students for the real world.

The exhibition features work from two of UNIJI's core schools:

School of Management, which offers five specializations designed around today's and tomorrow's job market:

• Digital Business and Marketing
• Finance and Venture Capital
• Entertainment and Creative Industry
• Beauty and Health Business
• Communication and Public Relations

School of Accounting, which prepares students for careers in one of the most in-demand fields in business:

• Accounting Analytics and Business Intelligence
• Auditing
• Sustainability Accounting
• Taxation

Visitors will get to see how students apply what they learn in the classroom to real business challenges — from building digital marketing campaigns to analyzing financial data and creating business plans.

Meet Inspiring UNIJI Students and Faculty

UNIJI Open House will also give you the chance to meet members of the UNIJI community who represent the university's diverse and international environment. You'll be able to chat with current students, hear about their experiences, and learn what daily life is really like as a student here.

Our faculty members will be there to share details about the curriculum, what you can expect to learn, and the career paths available to you after graduation. Their stories show how UNIJI supports students in achieving excellence both inside and outside the classroom.

Admissions & Scholarship Consultation

Our admissions team is here to help you with personalized guidance. You can ask about:

• Admission requirements and application deadlines
• Available scholarships and financial aid options, including UNIJI's scholarship program offering up to 100% tuition coverage
• Choosing the right program that matches your goals and strengths
• UNIJI's 3-semesters-per-year system, which gives you the opportunity to graduate in just 3 years

This session is especially helpful for students and parents who want to make sure they're making the best choice for their education.

Campus Tour & Facilities Overview

Come and see UNIJI's campus for yourself! Take a tour of Jakarta International Tower and get an overview of the facilities we offer. You'll see everything from classrooms and labs to study areas and recreational spaces — all set up to help you work together, come up with new ideas, and learn by doing.

This tour will give you a real feel for what it's like to be a student here every day.

Why Attend the UNIJI Open House?

UNIJI is all about helping you become a graduate who is not only smart but also ready to jump into the job market. With our modern learning system and curriculum that's up-to-date with what's happening in the industry, we're working hard to make sure you're ready to start your career right away.

For more than 20 years, starting with Jakarta International College, UNIJI has helped students build their careers and even launch their own startups. With global partnerships with universities in Australia, the USA, the UK, China, Malaysia, and South Korea, UNIJI benchmarks its curriculum against the best in the world while keeping it relevant to Indonesia's job market.

This Open House is perfect if you're interested in:

• Learning about UNIJI's business and accounting programs
• Seeing real student projects at the Faculty of Business Exhibition
• Getting all the details about admissions and scholarships
• Seeing the campus firsthand
• Making a smart choice about where you want to study

Save the date: 25 April 2026 | 12.00–16.00 WIB

For more information, visit www.uniji.ac.id or contact 0811 1916 7363.

Don't miss this chance — take the first step toward your international business career with UNIJI!

The wait is over.
The much-anticipated film “Ayah, Ini Arahnya Kemana, Ya?” officially arrives in cinemas across Indonesia on Thursday, April 9, 2026 and UNIJI is proud to be part of its exclusive Gala Premiere.

One standout moment from the event is the presence of UNIJI’s Student Ambassador, Rey Bong, who continues to build his presence in the Indonesian film industry. Notably, this is not his first film project while studying at UNIJI a strong indicator that he’s not just participating, but consistently performing.

Rey Bong’s comeback to the big screen shows that he’s consistent and moving forward. Instead of starting fresh, Rey Bong shows us how to keep a professional career going and even speed it up in a structured academic setting.

UNIJI’s presence at the Gala Premiere isn’t just a coincidence. It’s a planned way to help students who are already working in their fields and to get others ready to join them. Programs like the Student Ambassador program give students real-world experience, professional connections, and exposure.

This approach fits well with UNIJI’s academic environment, especially through programs like the Entertainment & Creative Industry under the School of Management. This program helps students develop both creative and business skills, so they can succeed in film, media, and entertainment.

Rey Bong is a great example of how UNIJI helps not just develop talent, but keep it going.

In today’s changing economy, understanding money is super important for young people. To help them out, University of International Jakarta (UNIJI) recently invited PT Kiwoom Sekuritas Indonesia to give a talk about the basics of investing and how to manage your stock portfolio.

Oktavianus Audi Kasmarandana, Vice President and Head of Equity Retail at Kiwoom Sekuritas Indonesia, led the session and shared his real-world knowledge from Indonesia’s stock market. This talk helped students learn the basics of investing and how their financial choices today can shape their future.

One important part of the discussion was about inflation and how living costs are going up. Over time, you can’t buy as much with the same amount of money, which makes it harder to depend only on your job. This was shown with numbers that showed how much less money you can buy with over the years. Because of this, students were encouraged to think about other ways to earn money and understand why investing is so important.

Kiwoom Sekuritas Indonesia explained three main types of income: active income, passive income, and portfolio income. They especially talked about portfolio income, which comes from things like stocks, bonds, and mutual funds, as a key part of making your money last. Students learned that investing isn’t just about making money, but about making smart choices and planning for the future.

One key thing we learned from the session is that investing in stocks is quite different from gambling. When you invest in stocks, you’re essentially buying a piece of a company, and you have the chance to earn money through dividends and as the company grows. To help students make smart choices, we also introduced them to fundamental and technical analysis, which are popular ways to look at investment chances.

Besides the good stuff, the session also talked about the risks of investing, like market ups and downs, possible losses, and things like companies being taken off the stock market. This balanced view helps students see that doing well in investing takes knowledge, staying disciplined, and managing risks properly.

This partnership shows UNIJI’s dedication to giving students more than just books. By connecting students with people in the industry, UNIJI makes sure they’re learning things that matter, are useful, and match what’s needed in the real world. Students aren’t just getting ready to graduate on time; they’re also getting the mindset and skills to handle financial challenges and opportunities down the road.

Through things like this, UNIJI keeps showing that it’s a forward-thinking school that connects education with the industry, helping students become not just graduates, but people who can make smart choices in a world that’s getting more complicated all the time.

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