The APIE (Asia Pacific Internet Engineering) program recently held its ninth camp at Universitas Brawijaya (UB) in Malang, Indonesia, bringing together students from across the Asia-Pacific for an intensive, hands-on learning experience in Internet engineering. This marks the fourth APIE Camp hosted at UB (including two pilot editions), reflecting their continued commitment to the program.
The five-day program covered topics from network deployment and virtualization to DNS, IoT, and cloud computing, concluding with an industry visit and student presentations in Surabaya. The camp also highlighted the growing role of local teaching assistants and early-career faculty in supporting delivery.
This camp was made possible through the collective efforts of many partners. Special thanks to Universitas Brawijaya and its dedicated teams for their continued commitment to hosting and supporting APIE, to neuCentrIX for enabling the industry visit, and to APNIC and the APNIC Foundation for their ongoing support. Together, these contributions continue to strengthen learning opportunities across the region.