Indonesia Positions Student Dormitories as 'Second Campus' to Drive Educational Reform
The Indonesian government is promoting reforms that position student dormitories not just as accommodation but as 'second campuses' integrating academic and life guidance, aiming to improve educational quality and foster holistic student development.
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