Experience on the production floor.
ITEBA students have participated in internships at GIH. The 2022 engagement also explored MBKM cooperation and an engineering innovation competition. ITEBA collaboration ↗
UNIVERSITY PARTNERSHIPS & ESG
University partnerships.
Advancing Indonesian engineering.
An industrial partner for universities.
Connecting research, talent and manufacturing.
OUR CEO’S VISION
Academic knowledge.
Academic knowledge.
Industrial capability.
Our CEO’s vision is to strengthen Indonesia’s technical capabilities by bringing university expertise and practical manufacturing closer together.
GIH’s university partnerships connect engineering education, research dialogue and industrial experience. Our ambition is to develop the people and know-how to design products, fabricate tools, validate parts and advance manufacturing automation in Indonesia.
Explore our collaborations ↗A bridge between faculties and industry.
A 2023 factory visit and signed MoU established a framework for collaboration on plastic-cased parts with electronic integration. FDTI engagement ↗
Connecting research to manufacturing needs.
Collaboration with PCR spans discussions on joint projects, internships, training and applied R&D. PCR dialogue ↗
Responsible material selection.
Molding with engineering polymers and biopolymers, alongside new projects evaluating replacement of existing materials with circular materials. Environmental benefits require evidence for the selected material and application.
Material analysis & substitution ↗Learning beyond the classroom.
University engagement complements GIH’s in-house and external training, building practical skills and professional development. People & development ↗
Accountability in delivery.
Internal and external quality audits support GIH’s management approach. Certification validity and scope are checked separately from capability claims. Quality-management approach ↗
TECHNICAL COLLABORATION
Connect academic work to manufacturing questions.
| Collaboration route | Technical purpose |
|---|---|
| Practical learning | ITEBA internship experience connects students with the production environment. Define supervision, learning objectives and the work scope for each placement. ITEBA engagement ↗ |
| Engineering-faculty dialogue | The FDTI visit and MoU provide a collaboration reference around plastic-cased parts and electronic integration. FDTI visit ↗ |
| Research discussions | PCR engagement connects research discussions, internships and training with industrial priorities. PCR dialogue ↗ |
| Proposed project themes | Material substitution, component faults, tooling, inspection and manufacturing automation are relevant topics to scope with research partners. Individual projects require agreed ownership, deliverables and validation. |
For a proposed collaboration, define the industrial problem, academic lead, data and sample access, safety, confidentiality, IP ownership and evidence needed to demonstrate an outcome.