Creating a Global Connection:
Indonesian students participate in
AdU Mobilitas program
Creating a Global Connection:
Indonesian students participate in
AdU Mobilitas program
Written by:
Jola Mae Ivy Galapate
BRIDGING BORDERS.
Eight Indonesian students participated in Adamson University’s Mobilitas program, engaging in cultural immersion, academic exchange, and community activities that promote international understanding and collaboration.
(Photo from Adamson University's official Facebook page)
Eight Indonesian students completed their participation in the Adamson University Mobilitas program on April 28, 2026, highlighting how international exchange can extend beyond academics to foster meaningful cross-cultural connections.
The program featured a series of activities designed to introduce the students to the Adamsonian identity and community. Participants also visited the university museum, which provided historical and cultural context. The Alumni Relations Office (AARO) and the Integrated Community Extension Services (ICES) showcased the university’s global initiatives and local outreach programs.
Academic sessions were also conducted as part of the program. A geopolitical lecture was facilitated by the Social Sciences Department, while a 3D printing workshop was led by the Mechanical Engineering Department. These activities aimed to combine theoretical discussions with practical applications.
Beyond academic learning, the students engaged in conversations and idea-sharing with Adamsonian students, fostering mutual understanding and stronger intercultural ties.
The Mobilitas program underscored Adamson University’s ongoing efforts to strengthen international partnerships and promote global engagement.