The Department of Anthropology at the University of Amsterdam is currently seeking three PhD candidates for the project ‘Activist Techtopias: Crafting Alternate Infrastructures of Resistance in Asia’ (‘AlterTech’), led by Dr Yatun Sastramidjaja.
Lowongan
Diberitahukan kepada Alumni Antropologi UGM, dicari Research Assistant untuk projek multidisiplin dengan detail berikut:
Anthropology / Medical Anthropology for the interdisciplinary project “Codesigning Digital Technologies to Enhance Youth Mental Wellbeing in Tanzania and Uganda”! The researcher will investigate how environmental, digital, and socio-cultural factors intersect to shape youth mental health across rural and urban settings in Uganda, using a mix of qualitative and quantitative methods.
Yayasan PLAN Indonesia melalui project Voice for Equality sedang membutuhkan tim konsultan baseline. Project akan fokus pada pemberdayaan organisasi masyarakat sipil (CSO) dalam penanganan kekerasan berbasis gender (KBG/GBV).
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Location |
8 provinces covered by the project area:
1West Sulawesi,2Southeast Sulawesi, 3South Sulawesi, 4North Maluku, 5Bali, 6West Nusa Tenggara, 7East Nusa Tenggara, 8National (DKI and West Java) |
| Application Deadline | 06 January 2026 |
| Type of Contract | Consultant |
| Working Language | English and Bahasa Indonesia |
| Expected Starting Date | January 2025 |
| Contract Period | January 2025 – March 2026 |
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Specification of the position
The appointee will engage in teaching courses of Indonesian language and culture, and Southeast Asian humanities or social sciences at undergraduate level, designing teaching materials, performing research, assisting in curriculum development and administrative assignments.
Position
One, a full-time faculty position, expected to begin on 1 August 2026.
Required Qualifications
1.A Ph.D.
“Making Knowledge, Making History: Producing the Indonesian Past, Present and Future”
May 26-30, 2026 (Virtual)
The American Institute for Indonesian Studies (AIFIS) and Michigan State University (MSU) Asian Studies Center will convene the 6th annual AIFIS-MSU Conference on Indonesian Studies from May 26-30, 2026. Presented in a bilingual and virtual format, the conference is designed to bring together scholars working across geographic and disciplinary frameworks to explore the evolving field of area studies research in Indonesia.
This year’s conference theme, “Making Knowledge, Making History: Producing the Indonesian Past, Present and Future,” invites scholars, students, artists, and practitioners to explore how Indonesia has been imagined, studied, and narrated across time.
KITLV/KNAW is seeking four PhD candidates in the TRACE project, specifically working on irrigated agriculture in Indonesia.
The Project
The project Tracing Evolutionary Pathways in Climate Adaptation in Southeast Asia (TRACE), a European Research Council-funded Advance Grant (ERC Adv) led by Prof. Diana Suhardiman and hosted by the KITLV in Leiden, is looking for four PhD candidates.
London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) invites anthropology undergraduate or master’s alumni who are interested in pursuing a PhD in Anthropology to join the online Briefing Sessions on
Date: Wednesday 29th October, 2025
Time: 18:00 GMT/01:00 Jakarta Time (GMT+7)
The session will run for around 90 minutes and will cover the following points:
- Is a PhD in Anthropology the right next step for you?
- The LSE Anthropology PhD experience
- Supervisors you can work with at LSE, and our research expertise
- Funding opportunities and deadlines
- Crafting an effective research proposal
- How we assess applications
There will also be some time at the end for questions and answers.
Anyone who is potentially interested in applying to LSE for a PhD is warmly encouraged to attend.
Burung Indonesia adalah organisasi nirlaba yang telah bergiat sejak 15 Juli 2002, bertujuan melestarikan seluruh jenis burung dan habitatnya di Indonesia, serta bekerjasama dengan masyarakat untuk mencapai pembangunan yang lestari.
The European Association for Southeast Asia Studies (EuroSEAS) organizes a second
masterclass in Southeast Asia for a small number (maximum 9) of PhD students who work
on Southeast Asia in the field of the Humanities and Social Sciences.