Fakultas

A staged plan toward 2030

The cluster’s development is sequenced into three phases, aligned with Universitas Indonesia’s research strategy and with the national priorities of the transition decade. Each phase delivers measurable academic, policy, and societal outcomes.

Short-term · 2025–2026

Foundations & Consolidation

  • Cluster research roadmap aligned with UI strategy and national priorities
  • Collaborative proposals for competitive funding (DRTPM, LPDP, UK-PACT)
  • At least one international Q1/Scopus-indexed publication
  • Initiation of serious games for energy, logistics, or just-transition policy
Medium-term · 2027–2029

Expansion & Platforms

  • Launch of a Policy Games Series — energy transition, maritime logistics, carbon policy
  • Reusable, standardised systemic simulation models for national and regional use
  • Digital co-design platform connecting academia, stakeholders, and civil society
Long-term · 2030

National Impact & Diffusion

  • Active engagement in national policy formulation through Model-Based Policy Making
  • Downstream licensing of game and simulation software for education and government
  • Integration of cluster research into cross-faculty curricula at Universitas Indonesia
Contribution to UI Research Agenda

Aligned with the UI Research Roadmap

The cluster contributes directly to all five focus areas of the Universitas Indonesia Research & Innovation Roadmap, and progresses through Phases II–IV of the Long-Term Development Plan (RPJP) 2015–2035.

UI Research Focus

  • Energy & Material Resources
  • Earth, Climate & Environment
  • Resilience & Security
  • Health & Wellbeing
  • Innovative & Connected Society

Cluster Contribution

  • Research on energy transition, green hydrogen, bioenergy, and renewable-energy financing systems.
  • Dynamic policy models for carbon mitigation, circular economy, and climate-change resilience.
  • Just transition in industry and energy, with systemic risk analysis of national supply chains.
  • Systemic approaches to workplace fatigue management, maritime safety, and public-sector policy.
  • Logistics, ports, and regional connectivity through policy simulation and optimisation.