About Universitas Djuanda
Universitas Djuanda (UNIDA) is a private university located in Bogor, Indonesia, a region recognized for its role in education, agriculture, and scientific development. Established on 21 March 1987, Universitas Djuanda is committed to delivering higher education that integrates academic excellence, ethical values, and social responsibility within the framework of teaching, research, and community service.
Universitas Djuanda holds the highest national accreditation (Unggul), positioning it among leading private universities in Indonesia. Its educational philosophy emphasizes a balanced integration of scientific competence, Tauhid-based character development, and professional skills. Learning is student-centered, fostering critical thinking, problem-solving, collaboration, and lifelong learning, enabling graduates to respond effectively to social, economic, and technological change at both local and global levels.
The university offers undergraduate and postgraduate programs across diverse disciplines, including education, economics and business, agriculture, law, social and political sciences, food technology, computer science, and vocational studies. Institutionally, Universitas Djuanda comprises seven faculties, one graduate school, and one vocational school, delivering a total of 26 academic programs. Each year, the university admits approximately 1,000 new students, with a total enrollment of around 4,000 students. Academic delivery is supported by 240 faculty members, maintaining a favorable student–faculty ratio of 1:16, with approximately 40 percent holding doctoral qualifications.
Curricula across all programs are systematically designed and regularly updated to align with national development priorities, advances in knowledge, and labor market needs, supported by continuous quality assurance processes and stakeholder engagement. Research and community engagement are integral to the university’s academic identity, with faculty and students actively involved in applied and collaborative research addressing social, economic, and environmental challenges.
To enhance its global engagement, Universitas Djuanda continues to strengthen internationalization through academic partnerships, faculty and student exchanges, and joint scholarly activities. Supported by competent human resources and a strong commitment to continuous improvement, Universitas Djuanda strives to strengthen its role as a competitive and socially responsive higher education institution at both national and international levels.
About Universitas Djuanda
Universitas Djuanda (UNIDA) is a private university located in Bogor, Indonesia, a region recognized for its role in education, agriculture, and scientific development. Established on 21 March 1987, Universitas Djuanda is committed to delivering higher education that integrates academic excellence, ethical values, and social responsibility within the framework of teaching, research, and community service.
Universitas Djuanda holds the highest national accreditation (Unggul), positioning it among leading private universities in Indonesia. Its educational philosophy emphasizes a balanced integration of scientific competence, Tauhid-based character development, and professional skills. Learning is student-centered, fostering critical thinking, problem-solving, collaboration, and lifelong learning, enabling graduates to respond effectively to social, economic, and technological change at both local and global levels.
The university offers undergraduate and postgraduate programs across diverse disciplines, including education, economics and business, agriculture, law, social and political sciences, food technology, computer science, and vocational studies. Institutionally, Universitas Djuanda comprises seven faculties, one graduate school, and one vocational school, delivering a total of 26 academic programs. Each year, the university admits approximately 1,000 new students, with a total enrollment of around 4,000 students. Academic delivery is supported by 240 faculty members, maintaining a favorable student–faculty ratio of 1:16, with approximately 40 percent holding doctoral qualifications.
Curricula across all programs are systematically designed and regularly updated to align with national development priorities, advances in knowledge, and labor market needs, supported by continuous quality assurance processes and stakeholder engagement. Research and community engagement are integral to the university’s academic identity, with faculty and students actively involved in applied and collaborative research addressing social, economic, and environmental challenges.
To enhance its global engagement, Universitas Djuanda continues to strengthen internationalization through academic partnerships, faculty and student exchanges, and joint scholarly activities. Supported by competent human resources and a strong commitment to continuous improvement, Universitas Djuanda strives to strengthen its role as a competitive and socially responsive higher education institution at both national and international levels.
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Cost of Living
Bogor is a student-friendly city in West Java, Indonesia, located approximately 60 kilometers south of Jakarta. Compared to major metropolitan areas, Bogor offers a moderate and affordable cost of living, making it an attractive destination for students, academics, and international visitors.
Accommodation is the largest living expense. Students typically reside in boarding houses or shared housing near campus areas. In 2025, monthly rental costs generally range from IDR 600,000 to IDR 2,500,000, depending on location and facilities. Renting a small apartment or house for families may cost between IDR 1,500,000 and IDR 3,000,000 per month, which is still lower than in Jakarta.
Food expenses in Bogor are relatively low. Students can access affordable meals at campus cafeterias and local food stalls, with daily food costs averaging IDR 30,000–60,000 per day. Monthly food expenses typically range from IDR 900,000 to IDR 1,800,000, depending on lifestyle and dining preferences.
Transportation costs are also modest due to Bogor’s compact city layout. Monthly transportation expenses, including public transport and ride-hailing services, usually range from IDR 200,000 to IDR 500,000. Many students live within walking or cycling distance from their campuses, further reducing costs.
Utilities and communication, including electricity, water, internet, and mobile data, cost approximately IDR 300,000–600,000 per month. In many boarding houses, basic utilities are already included in the rental fee.
Healthcare expenses are generally affordable. Basic outpatient services at clinics cost around IDR 50,000–150,000 per visit, while health insurance plans help minimize unexpected medical expenses.
Overall, the average monthly cost of living for a student in Bogor ranges from approximately IDR 2,500,000 to IDR 4,500,000, depending on accommodation and lifestyle choices. This affordability, combined with a supportive academic environment, makes Bogor a favorable location for higher education and academic life.
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