Malaysian students in Indonesia can have more internship/work opportunities

Malaysian students studying in Indonesia will have the opportunity to work and get more industry insights through the International Internship Centre (IIC) to be set up in August.

Currently, there are 5,082 Malaysians studying in Indonesia.

IIC will help Malaysian students by providing professional career counsel as well as serve as a one-stop centre for students who wish to plan their future ahead.

Furthermore, the centre will serve as a liaison between students and graduates of numerous universities in Indonesia and employers, including international companies which would employ them in the future. The services will be offered to students who are still studying or have completed their studies in universities in Indonesia.

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