No. The Journalism Professional Practicum is available to students from a variety of communications disciplines, or for those with an interest in gaining professional experience in the Indonesian media sector. Related disciplines may include (but are not limited to) communications, media studies, and more.
The program is aimed at those who, by the commencement of the JPP, have had the equivalent of at least one year of undergraduate study of journalism or communications. We anticipate many applicants will have more experience than this, and applications are welcomed from working journalists and others.
The Australian Consortium for 'In-Country' Indonesian Studies (ACICIS) is a non-profit consortium of universities that develops and coordinates high quality, in-country study options in Indonesia.
ACICIS programs enhance the student’s educational experience, and produce graduates with the ability to understand the world from a global perspective.
