Source: Faculty of Law Untar
Students of Universitas Tarumanagara (Untar) participated in the Central China Normal University–International Students Summer Camp 2026 in Wuhan, Hubei, China, from 6–18 July 2026. The program, themed “China Governance and In-depth Cultural Experience Camp,” provided participants with opportunities to learn about Chinese culture, technology, and legal system.
Organized by Central China Normal University, the program brought together students from various countries. Untar sent nine students as delegates. Over two weeks, participants attended classes and visited museums, historical sites, and locations related to technological developments in China.
The nine Untar students who participated were Livia Aurellia Naftalie, Janice Arivi Puji, Wincent Hungstan Angkasa, Farrel Nouvaleo Akbar, Steven Lie, David Edyson, Mochammad Raka Arkeisya, Alfredo Eka Priady, and Laureen Aurora Hummerson. Head of the Undergraduate Law Study Program at Untar Dr. Rugun Romaida Hutabarat, S.H., M.H., also attended as a guest.
During the program, participants learned about various aspects of life in China, from culture and history to the legal system. They were also introduced to technological developments, including high-speed trains, artificial intelligence (AI), space technology, and power plants.
In addition to academic activities, participants had opportunities to interact with students from various countries. The experience was one of the highlights for Janice Arivi Puji.
“I was happy to take part in such a valuable activity. We also had the opportunity to interact with participants from Indonesia, China, and Thailand,” said Janice.
Field activities complemented the classroom learning. Participants visited several museums and historical sites, tried local Wuhan dishes, and experienced daily life as students at Central China Normal University.
The program provided a cross-cultural learning experience by combining academic activities, field visits, and international interaction. Through the program, students had the opportunity to broaden their perspectives while building networks with participants from diverse backgrounds. (VC/YS)