BINUS University collaborates with local, national, and international health institutions through healthcare technology development, public health research, blood donation activities, and scientific collaboration. These initiatives connect BINUS with healthcare professionals and research partners to support health services, address health challenges, and improve health and well-being outcomes.

  1. Local Collaboration with An-Nisa Hospital – Healthcare Technology Innovation

In August 2025, BINUS University strengthened its collaboration with An-Nisa Hospital in Tangerang through discussions with the hospital’s medical team and a demonstration of HEART-B (Remote Photoplethysmograph), a non-contact device designed to detect vital signs. This initiative demonstrates the potential application of biomedical technology to support healthcare services and advance innovative health-monitoring solutions.

  1. National Collaboration with Semarang City Health Department – Public Health Research and Technology Transfer

In July 2025, BINUS University established a strategic collaboration with the Semarang City Health Department (Dinas Kesehatan Kota Semarang), focusing on research and technology transfer to support public health services. This collaboration provides a framework for connecting academic research and technological innovation with public health needs.

  1. Local Health Collaboration with the Indonesian Red Cross (PMI) – Blood Donation

In October 2025, BINUS University’s Teach For Indonesia Student Community organized “Blood Donation 2025: Veins of Hope, Connecting Hearts, Saving Lives” at BINUS University’s JWC Campus in Senayan, in collaboration with the Indonesian Red Cross (Palang Merah Indonesia/PMI). The activity involved students, lecturers, staff, and participants from outside BINUS. By facilitating blood donation, the initiative supported humanitarian efforts to provide blood for patients requiring transfusions and promoted community awareness of the importance of blood donation.

  1. Global Collaboration with International Health Researchers – Mental Health and Suicide Prevention

In 2025, BINUS University researchers contributed to the publication “Search engine ads for suicide prevention: analysis of engagement from Indonesia relative to Australia, the USA, and the medical industry standards,” published in The Lancet Regional Health – Southeast Asia. The research involved authors affiliated with Black Dog Institute, Harvard Medical School’s Department of Global Health and Social Medicine, UNSW Sydney’s Centre for Big Data Research in Health, and the University of Toronto’s Department of Psychiatry.

The study examined engagement with suicide prevention advertisements across different contexts, contributing evidence relevant to mental health promotion and suicide prevention.

  1. Global Collaboration with the Korea Institute of Oriental Medicine – Medicinal Plant Research

BINUS University researchers also contributed to the 2025 publication “SMART-HERBALOMICS: An innovative multi-omics approach to studying medicinal plants grown in controlled systems such as phytotrons,” published in Phytomedicine. The research involved authors affiliated with the Herbal Medicine Resources Research Center at the Korea Institute of Oriental Medicine (KIOM) and the Korean Convergence Medical Science Major at the University of Science and Technology (UST), South Korea, alongside BINUS University’s Biotechnology Department and other international research institutions. The study explores a multi-omics approach to investigating medicinal plants, supporting scientific research relevant to herbal medicine and health.

These initiatives reflect BINUS University’s engagement with healthcare institutions, public health authorities, humanitarian organizations, and international health-related research partners. Through healthcare technology, public health research, blood donation, mental health studies, and medicinal plant research, BINUS contributes to knowledge exchange and initiatives relevant to health and well-being.