Scholarship for Future Leaders

Investing in Minds that Will Shape Tomorrow

Scholarships that empower future leaders across Indonesia—and beyond.

Our Belief

Opportunity Begins with Education

The Riady Foundation believes that education is the catalyst for national transformation. By offering scholarships to deserving students across Indonesia, we aim to cultivate a new generation of leaders—those who will lift their communities, shape public policy, and redefine the nation’s future.

We don’t just fund education—we invest in potential, so that every child with promise has a pathway to pursue it.

Our Impact at a Glance

We believe leaders can come from any corner of Indonesia—with the right support

  • 5,000+ Full Scholarships Awarded Every Year
  • Students from Across All Provinces
  • 400+ Annual Nursing Scholarships
  • Scholarships for K–12, University, and Teacher Training
  • Global Scholar Programs at Columbia, NUS, and More

Types of Scholarships

Empowering Diverse Paths to Leadership

K–12 Students

Scholarships for students in our network of national, international, and rural schools.

Higher Education

Financial aid for undergraduates, graduate students, and doctoral candidates at our university.

Teachers & Educators

Programs for aspiring Christian educators through our Teacher’s College.

Healthcare Workers

Special scholarships for nursing students to help address Indonesia’s medical workforce shortage.

Global Scholars

Prestigious programs at institutions like Columbia University Teachers College and NUS LKYSPP to nurture Indonesian leadership with a global outlook.

Partnership & Support

Help Us Support the Next Generation

We welcome individuals, institutions, and corporations to co-fund scholarships or partner in mentorship programs. Together, we can ensure that bright young minds—no matter their background—have the tools to lead, serve, and inspire.

Long-Term Vision

Why It Matters

By supporting local students from across Indonesia, we help create leaders who understand the challenges of their communities, who can advocate for change, and who are deeply rooted in national values and service.

“Education is not a privilege for the few—it is a right, and a responsibility we share.”

— Dr. James Riady