STOVIA medical school and Western medical training in Batavia (1898–1920)

1. Dutch opens Javanese Doctor School in Batavia

   Jan 1, 1851Labels: Dokter Djawa, Batavia

   • Brill
   • NIAS Wiki

2. Plan to upgrade the school into STOVIA

   Jan 1, 1898Labels: H F, STOVIA

   • Jakarta Post
   • UI Wiki

3. Construction begins for a new STOVIA building

   Jan 1, 1899Labels: STOVIA campus, Weltevreden

   • Jakarta Post
   • Museum Wiki

4. Ethical Policy expands Western-style schooling in the Indies

   Jan 1, 1901Labels: Ethical Policy, Dutch East

   • Britannica

5. New STOVIA building officially opens in Batavia

   Mar 1, 1902Labels: STOVIA building, Weltevreden

   • Museum Wiki
   • Jakarta Post

6. STOVIA launches revised curriculum and the “Inlandsche Arts” title

   Jan 1, 1903Labels: Inlandsche Arts, STOVIA

   • PMC Study
   • Brill

7. Formalin preservation supports anatomy and laboratory teaching

   Jan 1, 1904Labels: Formalin, Anatomy teaching

   • PMC Study

8. Budi Utomo forms among STOVIA-linked students

   May 20, 1908Labels: Budi Utomo, STOVIA students

   • Budi Wiki
   • Museum Wiki

9. Soetomo graduates, linking medical careers and public leadership

   Jan 1, 1911Labels: Soetomo, STOVIA graduate

   • Rangga Doc
   • Cambridge

10. STOVIA renamed to train “Indische Arts” and opens wider access

    Jan 1, 1913Labels: Indische Arts, STOVIA

    • Cambridge
    • PMC Study

11. NIAS founded in Surabaya to expand medical training

    Jul 1, 1913Labels: NIAS, Surabaya

    • Unair
    • NIAS Wiki

12. STOVIA relocates to Salemba medical complex

    Jan 1, 1919Labels: Salemba complex, STOVIA

    • PMC Study
    • Museum Wiki

13. Training legacy by 1920: a medical-professional and nationalist pipeline

    Jan 1, 1920Labels: Medical pipeline, STOVIA legacy

    • PMC Study
    • Museum Wiki