Indonesia - National Program

Call for Applications: Indonesia - 2024 For Women In Science National Program

L'Oréal Indonesia together with the Indonesian National Commission for UNESCO (KNIU), Ministry of Education and Culture is again organizing the L'Oréal - UNESCO For Women In Science (FWIS) program in the form of a National Fellowship or the provision of research scholarships for four (4) young women researchers who have been educated S3/PhD or currently studying a S3/PhD in the fields of Life Science and Non-Life Science (Physical Sciences, Materials Science, Engineering, IT, Mathematics, etc.). This National Fellowship activity program was also held in order to find candidates from Indonesia to have the opportunity to take part in the L'Oréal - UNESCO For Women in Science International Rising Talents Fellowship program at the international level.
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Indonesia - National Program

Since 2004, L'Oréal - UNESCO For Women in Science has consistently rewarded young female scientists who have contributed to the world of science. This program is a partnership with the Ministry of Education and Culture (Kemdikbud), the Indonesian National Commission for UNESCO (KNIU), the Ministry of Research and Technology (RISTEK-BRIN), and the Indonesian Academy of Young Scientists (ALMI). This year, L'Oréal will give a National Fellowship Award of IDR 100,000,000 to 2 female scientists with the main requirements, Indonesian citizens, not over 40 years old in October 2021, have a PhD or at least are currently undergoing a PhD program, be recognized for her personal scientific excellence among the scientific community, actively involved in research in the fields of earth science, chemistry, material science, physics, life science, engineering, computer science. The jury, who are professors from various well-known universities in Indonesia, will assess the proposed research by considering the main assessments, namely originality, methodology, research impact to country, track record and publications, and writing and presentation. For more than 17 years, this program has a mission to recognize, encourage and support women in science and has provided fellowships to 59 female scientists in Indonesia.