
KNB Scholarship
The KNB Scholarship is an Indonesian Government program for students from developing countries…
For five centuries Makassar has welcomed sailors from across the seas. Today, UMI welcomes students, scholars and partners from every continent — to learn, research and grow together.
Degree programs, KNB & UISA scholarships, admission steps.
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The KNB Scholarship is an Indonesian Government program for students from developing countries…

UMI offers undergraduate degrees to international students; this page lists the required…

UMI offers master’s (4 semesters) and doctoral (8 semesters) programs to international students…

The 2023 International Summer Course at UMI offers a partial scholarship for 20 undergraduate…

UMI welcomes international students to its short course program; this page lists the application…

IISMA is a Ministry scholarship funding Indonesian students for one semester at top universities…

UMI hosts internship students, mostly from Europe; this page lists the required documents, the…

UMI welcomes international researchers, lecturers and professors for collaboration in research…
Every line is a relationship — a classroom shared, a lab visited, a student welcomed. Explore the universities and institutions that sail with UMI.
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Makassar, October 27, 2026 – A Ministry team conducted monitoring and evaluation (M&E) of the Kemitraan Negara Berkembang (KNB) Scholarship





A short profile video introducing Universitas Muslim Indonesia — its campus, community and academic environment.

The Bugis–Makassar people carry values that shape how we host every guest. They are the compass of our international community.
Every person is honoured as a whole human being — whatever their nation, faith or language.
We lift each other up. Differences are celebrated, never diminished.
Friends who care speak honestly — guiding each other toward what is right.
Siri’ is self-respect; pacce is feeling another’s pain as your own. Together, they make a guest family.
The phinisi — the iconic two-masted ship of South Sulawesi — reminds us that knowledge, like trade, travels best when built together. Its boatbuilding art is recognised by UNESCO as Intangible Cultural Heritage (2017).
The “four-sided” philosophy of a balanced, complete human — the motif you see across this site.
A Makassar call of courage: “be brave, go forth!”
Makassar is the gateway to Eastern Indonesia: a maritime city of seafood, sunsets, history and warm hospitality.
From the first day, my buddies treated me like family. Sipakatau is not just a word here — you feel it in every class and every meal.
Makassar taught me to build with what we have. My lecturers supported my research idea until it became a real product.
Six months in Makassar: real lab work, warm people and the best sunsets at Losari. I left with friends for life.
Studying at an Islamic university that welcomes everyone with respect gave me confidence to grow.
Our team will gladly answer your questions on admission, scholarships, visas and partnerships.