Indonesia, the largest economy in Southeast Asia, aims to achieve high-income status by 2045. This ambition is supported by consistent economic growth, averaging over 5% annually, and a strategic push to penetrate global markets to sustain this growth and diversify the economy. Indonesia’s current economic growth, largely dependent on natural resources and driven by domestic consumption, is not sustainable for achieving developed country status. To enlarge its economic pie, Indonesia must penetrate global markets, transitioning from a consumer to a producer of goods and services for the world. Achieving this goal requires strategic planning and concerted efforts from all stakeholders, particularly in the economic and business sectors.

Asosiasi Mahasiswa PhD Indonesia di Inggris Raya atau Doctrine UK menyoroti tren kian lemahnya capaian pembelajaran siswa Indonesia yang terekam dalam skor Program Penilaian Pelajar Internasional (Programme for International Student Assessment/PISA). Isu ini kian krusial di tengah polemik efisiensi APBN yang dikhawatirkan turut menggerus kualitas pembelajaran di Indonesia. 

Asosiasi Mahasiswa Doktoral Indonesia di Inggris Raya atau Doctrine UK menyoroti lima poin penting terkait revisi Undang-Undang Nomor 34 Tahun 2004 tentang Tentara Nasional Indonesia (UU TNI) yang telah disahkan pada 20 Maret 2025. Kelima poin tersebut mencerminkan respons dan posisi Doctrine UK terhadap karut-marut polemik UU TNI yang memicu tagar #TolakRevisiUUTNI di media sosial serta berbagai unjuk rasa. 

The aim of the Member Directory 2024 is to enhance collaboration between the Education Cluster members and external organisations, fostering partnerships that drive educational innovation and development.