President University

Key Highlights

• Operating since 2001; granted full university status in 2004
• Private university governed through the President University Education Foundation
• Located in Jababeka Education Park in Cikarang, Bekasi
• Active 2026 registration routes at bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral levels

Student Life & Environment

Student life combines university organizations with a structured residential environment. Student Affairs identifies a student senate, student union, clubs, and communities as the main channels for leadership, creative activity, and campus engagement. Students considering a particular club should confirm that it remains active, since the university does not provide a dated, comprehensive club roster on the cited page. President University Student Housing operates multiple residential sites, including Student Boarding House and New Beverly Hills. New Beverly Hills has single and shared rooms, while Student Boarding House uses shared rooms accommodating up to two residents. The housing program incorporates social projects, leadership activities, networking, resume development, cultural and religious events, environmental activities, and sports. Published residential facilities include Wi-Fi, drinking-water stations, a canteen, prayer space, parking, package storage, basketball and volleyball courts, and 24-hour security with CCTV. Health support is available through the President University Medical Center. These are university descriptions rather than guarantees for every building or room, so applicants should request the current housing contract, fee schedule, room inventory, meal arrangements, and residence rules before committing. Housing availability and whether residence is required can vary by cohort or program.

Location & Surroundings

The main campus is at Jababeka Education Park in Kota Jababeka, Cikarang Baru, within Bekasi Regency, West Java. Although the university is often discussed in relation to greater Jakarta, it is not a central-Jakarta campus. Students should evaluate commuting time using the exact campus or faculty destination rather than assuming routine access to Jakarta’s city center. Kota Jababeka is a planned township built around a substantial industrial and commercial area. For students, the main practical advantage is proximity to companies and employment-related activity, which complements the university’s internship and campus-hiring programs. The surrounding environment is more industrial and suburban than a traditional dense urban university district. University housing is located in the broader campus area, with different residential sites and room types. Daily transport needs will depend on the assigned residence, teaching building, and internship location. International and out-of-region students should investigate local transport, airport transfer arrangements, healthcare access, and the travel time to Jakarta before accepting an offer.

Costs & Career Outcomes

The official scholarship page viewed in August 2026 displayed regular undergraduate tuition of IDR 42 million per semester before subsidy and a series of Jababeka Scholarship subsidy bands. The same page described the subsidy as a flat tuition arrangement extending through the bachelor’s course, subject to its terms. However, the page does not clearly label these figures for the 2026/2027 academic year, and another current registration page describes a nine-semester subsidy period while older text on the scholarship page mentions ten semesters. Applicants should therefore request a dated written fee quotation and scholarship letter before paying. Published professional evening-program charges are structured differently, with semester base fees, per-credit charges, and initial development, matriculation, registration, and first-semester costs. These figures should not be applied to regular undergraduate, medical, graduate, or international study. Current housing prices, deposits, food, insurance, visa processing, transport, and program-specific laboratory or clinical costs were not verified from a clearly dated 2026/2027 schedule. Career support is comparatively concrete. The Internship and Career Center provides internship and job listings, resume-building and review, career fairs, and employer-specific campus hiring. Its stated focus is helping students build work portfolios and understand industry roles. These services may improve access to opportunities, but the university does not provide verified salary or placement-rate data on the cited pages, so no employment outcome is guaranteed.