Why study Indonesian studies at La Trobe?

Icon representing ug integrated learning 3

Leaders in language

La Trobe's Centre for Research on Language Diversity conducts cutting-edge research in endangered languages.

Take a look at their latest findings

Career opportunities in Indonesian studies

Career pathways

Studying Indonesian builds skills in communication, cultural awareness and problem solving to prepare you for a range of careers.

Possible roles include:

  • Diplomat
  • Academic research assistant
  • Languages teacher or tutor
  • Foreign correspondent journalist
  • Translator or interpreter
  • Aid and development adviser

Future employers

Potential employers of Indonesian studies graduates include:

  • Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade
  • Customs and immigration services
  • International trading companies
  • Translating and Interpreting services
  • Tourism councils
  • Humanitarian aid agencies
  • Media networks

Questions? We can help.

Ask a question

Thank you for your enquiry, we will be in touch as soon as possible.

Our usual response time is within two business days, but it may take longer during peak periods.

If you’ve selected Zalo as your preferred mode of communication, please follow us on Zalo to start chatting with one of our staff members.

Enquiry is being sent...