The UID Bali Campus was launched around the G20 Leaders Summit, in collaboration with Tsinghua Southeast Asia Center, the UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network Southeast Asia, and the Tri Hita Karana Center of Future Knowledge.

The architectural concept embraces a passive design sustainable approach, featuring a semi-open structure with natural ventilation. The building's design combines new and traditional materials to enhance sustainability throughout its lifecycle and reduce "embodied carbon."

Featuring 8 executive classrooms, 4 high-tech meeting rooms, 6 office spaces, 2 conference halls, a media room, 7 open areas, an art gallery, and an amphitheater, the campus is ideal for workshops, talk shows, training sessions, boot camps, seminars, round table discussions, symposiums, conferences, art exhibitions, and performances.

Awan Auditorium

This conference hall accommodates up to 280 people and is perfect for larger events, featuring state-of-the-art audio and video equipment.

Cloud Lounge

This versatile conference hall accommodates up to 80 people and can be configured for various purposes, including conferences, classroom settings, and other multi-functional uses.

Saraswati

A tiered-floored classroom with 50 seats, perfect for lecture-style use, featuring students’ tables made from rubber wood and wood wool acoustic panels.

Malajah

A versatile classroom that can accommodate 50 to 90 people depending on the seating configuration. The room can also be divided into two separate spaces with movable panels.

Giorgian Fan

A meeting room that accommodates up to 17 people, featuring chairs and tables made from reclaimed and recycled materials. The beer bottle decorative lamp adds a point of interest to the room.