Gimana caranya orang Indonesia bisa jadi peneliti di Australia? | Dr. Jonathan Hasian Haposan

Dr. Jonathan Hasian Haposan, better known as Dok Jo, is the Chair of Mata Garuda Australia & New Zealand and a PhD candidate at the University of Melbourne. Beyond his research on infections, vaccines, and child health, he actively builds the LPDP community and encourages Indonesian students in Australia to connect and contribute, even before graduating and returning to Indonesia. In this episode, Dok Jo chats with Billy Adison Aditijanto on The Perantau Podcast about his long journey to obtaining a scholarship, the many failures he faced before finally leaving for Australia, and the lessons he learned during his time abroad. They also discuss why community is important, how Mata Garuda serves as a platform for LPDP awardees and alumni, and why contributions to Indonesia can actually start anywhere—including while still living abroad. Season 3 Episode 6 – The Perantau Podcast. This episode is predominantly delivered in Indonesian. The views expressed by our guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of the host, the podcast, or any organizations they are affiliated with or mentioned. Find more from The Perantau Podcast:    / @perantau.podcast   https://open.spotify.com/show/3Ctj5Dt... https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast... https://open.noice.id/catalog/bcb317f... Find us on our socials: https://theperantau.com/   / perantau.podcast     / perantau.podcast     / perantau