The program supports a year-long internship at the Apple Developer Institute for AIML in Universitas Ciputra, Surabaya, Indonesia for the 2026 cohort. This is a second-year program to the Apple Developer Academy.

The program supports a ten-month-long internship at the Apple Developer Academy in Universitas Ciputra, Surabaya, Indonesia for the 2025 cohort.

I graduated early—the total length of my studies was 3.5 years out of the normal 4 years.

I studied as a foreign undergraduate exchange student at Penn's College of Arts & Sciences under the International Guest Student Program (IGSP) during the Fall 2023 semester. My studies during this time were fully funded under the Indonesian International Student Mobility Awards (IISMA) scholarship scheme. During the course of the semester, I took two graduate-level (master's/doctoral) computer science courses as an undergraduate student.

I graduated from the Global Assessment Certificate Program (GAC), which was administered by American College Test, Inc. (ACT, Inc.). Its curriculum—an international, English-language one—was undertaken alongside the national Indonesian high school curriculum. During my time in high school, I also participated in a geological scientific research collaboration in Japan with students of Ritsumeikan Keisho Senior High School and Kaisei Senior High School.

I am one of 50 people worldwide to win the Distinguished Winner title in the 2026 Swift Student Challenge.

From developer.apple.com:

The [Swift Student Challenge] has given thousands of student developers the opportunity to showcase their creativity and coding capabilities through app playgrounds, and learn real-world skills that they can take into their careers and beyond.

Swift Student Challenge winners [are] selected based on submissions that demonstrate excellence in innovation, creativity, social impact, or inclusivity. From this esteemed group, we’ll name Distinguished Winners whose submissions are truly exceptional and invite them to join us at Apple in Cupertino for three incredible days.

This is a fully-funded scholarship to study at the University of Pennsylvania for one semester from the Indonesian Government's Indonesian International Student Mobility Awards (IISMA) program.

I was ranked 23^rd among all the competition's participants in the Special Region of Yogyakarta province, Indonesia.

I volunteered as a native speaker in a conversation session with Penn students taking Intermediate Indonesian I at the Penn Language Center.

I led two volunteering groups in two Bethesda Project–run homeless shelters in Philadelphia, PA, United States of America.

I volunteered as a student tutor for Monash University students in learning Bahasa Indonesia through Lembaga Bahasa Sanata Dharma University's ILCIC (Indonesian Language and Culture Intensive Course) in collaboration with Monash University's Global Immersion Guarantee (GIG) program and ACICIS (Australian Consortium for `In-Country' Indonesian Studies).