Studienkolleg Indonesia

Studienkolleg Indonesia
Established in 2003, Studienkolleg Indonesia is the result of a German-Indonesian partnership between the Indonesia-Germany Foundation and the Studienkolleg of Leibniz University Hannover in the state of Lower Saxony. Studienkolleg Indonesia now operates from its own facility—the “Grey Building” in Bumi Serpong Damai (BSD)—and is the only Studienkolleg located outside of Germany.
The differences between the Indonesian and German education systems necessitate thorough and effective preparation for prospective students wishing to pursue their education in Germany.
Why Studienkolleg Indonesia?
- More thorough preparation
- Parents still receive reports on learning outcomes.
- Competitive pricing
- The diploma is recognized by all higher education institutions in Germany.
- Professional teaching staff—German graduates and native speakers
- Adequate learning facilities
Benefits for Parents and Prospective Students
Greater certainty and a faster, better chance of success.
Many prospective Indonesian students encounter difficulties and confusion when facing the *Feststellungsprüfung* while attending *Studienkolleg* in Germany.
The number of international students wishing to enter a *Studienkolleg* in Germany is increasing every year, making it difficult to gain direct admission to one.
Intensive learning and individual guidance
Studienkolleg Indonesia offers intensive instruction that is not only oriented towards German standards but also takes into account the needs and demands of Indonesian students.
Benefits for Parents
With your children staying in Indonesia longer, you—as parents—can more easily monitor their educational progress, and they will depart for Germany better prepared.
Assessment Test
The final *Studienkolleg* examination, known as the *Feststellungsprüfung*, is a state examination administered under the authority of the German government (specifically, the State Ministries of Education/KMK). It is conducted in Jakarta in collaboration with *Studienkolleg* Hannover, and the resulting qualification is recognized by higher education institutions in Germany—including both traditional universities and *Hochschulen* (universities of applied sciences).
Condition:
- School diploma with a minimum average grade of 85
- If the average diploma score is less than 85, taking the UTBK and achieving a minimum score of 500 is mandatory
- Grade 12 Report Cards (Odd and Even Semesters)
- German language proficiency at the B1 level
- Motivation letter
- Interview
- Pass the entrance exam (German and Mathematics)
Majors and Subjects:
- Engineering (T)
- : German, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Informatics
- Medicine/Natural Sciences (M)
- : German, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology
- Economics/Social Sciences (W)
- : German, Mathematics, Economics, Social Studies, Business English
Program Schedule:
Wintersemester
- Registration
- : May–Early August
- Entrance examination
- : mid-August
- Learning
- : September–June/July
Wintersemester
- Registration
- : November–Early March
- Entrance examination
- : mid-March
- Learning
- : April–January/February
Current costs:
- Registration fee
- : Rp. 2.500.000
- Fee per Semester
- : Rp 38.500.000 + € 1100
- Final Exam Fee
- : € 300
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