Our People

Our academic staff research and teach in a wide range of diverse issues and areas across the globe, cover both historical and recent sources.

The University strength derives from the quality, dedication, and expertise of its faculty. The links below provide information and resources for full-time and part-time faculty.

Enggar Furi Herdianto is a lecturer and an Assistant Professor at the Department of International Relations in Universitas Islam Indonesia. His research interests are focused on Southeast Asian Studies, East Asian Studies, Global Political Economy, Automotive Industry Policy, and Public Diplomacy.

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Enggar Furi Herdianto
Assistant Professor, Deputy Head of Department

Karina Utami Dewi currently serves as Deputy Head for International Program at the Department of International Relations, Universitas Islam Indonesia. She teaches and researches in peace and conflict studies, gender and politics, and politics of the United States.

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Karina Utami Dewi
Assistant Professor, Deputy Head for International Program

Geradi Yudhistira is faculty member in IR Department of UII cum public intellectual who often express his concerns trough essay and another literature in various national-circulated media. His research interest is democracy and moving matters in Southeast Asia by applying multidiscipline approach.

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Geradi Yudhistira
Assistant Professor

Masitoh Nur Rohma is a lecturer at the Department of International Relations, Universitas Islam Indonesia. Her research interests include civil society, social movement, and environmental politics. She has a concern for environmental issues and developing world.

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Masitoh Nur Rohma
Assistant Professor, Head of Diplomacy Laboratory

Gustri Eni Putri is a lecturer at the Department of International Relations, Universitas Islam Indonesia. Her research interests include Political Islam especially the role of Islamic women in politics, contemporary global issues in Islam, Islam and Foreign Policy, Indonesia Foreign Policy and Middle East studies.

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Gustri Eni Putri
Assistant Professor

Hangga Fathana currently serves as Head of Department of International Relations, Universitas Islam Indonesia. He teaches and researches in global political economy; trade politics; and Australian foreign policy across a range of key relationships.

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Hangga Fathana
Assistant Professor, Head of Department

Hasbi Aswar has joined the Department of International Relations in 2014 with a research interest in Islamic Politics, the Perspective of Social Movements and Islamic Issues in International Relations. Currently he is doing Ph.D. research on “The Impact of The State Repression on Hizbut-Tahrir Indonesia”.

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Hasbi Aswar
Assistant Professor

During my career as an academic, I have the interests in some areas of studies including Islamis politics (especially on the Middle East political affairs), international law, ASEAN studies, and strategic studies. However, in recent years, my reseach has focused on non-traditionl security issues covering human security and Critical Securiy Studies. Recently I am doing my Ph.D at the School of Political Science and International Studies, the University of Queensland, Australia.

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Irawan Jati
Assistant Professor

Mohamad Rezky Utama is a lecturer at the Department of International Relations, Universitas Islam Indonesia. He obtained his Bachelor of Political Science from the Department of International Relations, Universitas Katolik Parahyangan, and obtained his Master’s of Science from Middle-Eastern and Islamic Studies, Universitas Indonesia. His research interessts are focused on diplomacy, identity politics, religious politics, foreign policy, the Middle-East, and international interest groups. His areas of expertise are Middle Eastern Politics and Religious Denominations and Politics.

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Mohamad Rezky Utama
Lecturer

Muhammad Zulfikar Rakhmat is an assistant professor at the Department of International Relations, Universitas Islam Indonesia. His areas of research and teaching focus on the political economy of international cooperation, especially in the context of China-Indonesia-Middle East relations. Zulfikar’s academic background originates from a B.A. in International Affairs from Qatar University. This was further shaped by an M.A. in International Politics and a Ph.D in Politics from the University of Manchester in the UK. Currently, he also serves as the Director for the Institute for Global and Strategic Studies, UII. Beyond UII, Zulfikar is a research associate at Jakarta-based Institute for Development of Economics and Finance (INDEF) and has been a visiting professor at various universities including Universitas Paramadina and Binus University.

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Dr. Muhammad Zulfikar Rakhmat
Lecturer

Rizki Dian Nursita is a young lecturer at the Department of International Relations, Universitas Islam Indonesia. She obtained her master degree in Universitas Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta and was awarded as the best graduate with a perfect GPA in May 2019. Her previous graduate thesis elaborates Indonesia’s Diplomacy in the Digital Age. Besides working as the lecturer at the Department of International Relations, Universitas Islam Indonesia, she also works as one of the Editor Sections in the Journal of Islamic World and Politics, Universitas Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta. She also engages in several social-community services and da’wah for youth. Her current research interests lie primarily in the area Islam & International Relations; particularly The Islamic Approach to Contemporary Politics and International Relations and The Politics of Global Halal Industry.

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Rizki Dian Nursita
Lecturer

Arif obtained his bachelors degree from Universitas Wahid Hasyim and masters degree from the University of Sydney (funded by Indonesian Endowment Fund for Education), both in International Relations. Prior to his current teaching position at Department of International Relations, Universitas Islam Indonesia, Arif spent a year an adjunct lecturer at Universitas Wahid Hasyim teaching the same field of study. His research interest covers a wide range of subject, including transnational care work, global aging dynamics, security studies, and fragile states. Following his membership in an international labour migration research cohort established by Universitas Gadjah Mada, he has been working on the issue of migration and transnational care work in Southeast Asia since 2018. He is currently doing a research on the dynamics of national care regimes across countries in Southeast Asia and the impact of cross-border care provision in region, especially in regards to elderly and elderly care, on left-behind families.

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Wahyu Arif Raharjo
Lecturer

Willi Ashadi is a lecturer at the Department of International Relations, Universitas Islam Indonesia. His research interests include Islamic politics, Middle East studies, global Islamic movements and human security in Islam. He earned his Master of Arts from Universitas Gadjah Mada and a bachelor degree in Islamic Law from Universitas Islam Indonesia. Beyond academia, Willi is active in various public engagements in Yogyakarta, especially in promoting the application of Islamic values in daily lives. He is often invited to deliver Friday sermons, public discussions, seminars and conferences across Yogyakarta. Willi has also published journals in some publications,

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Willi Ashadi
Assistant Professor

I have been working as a lecturer at the Department of International Relations, the Islamic University of Indonesia since 2018. My research interests include but not limited to issues such as religion and international relations, Islamic political thought, Turkish political studies, and Indian political studies. During my bachelor’s and master’s years, I have been trained to do foreign policy analysis, particularly the foreign policies of Muslim countries and the role of Muslim countries in international politics. I am an active user of the Turkish language and currently learning Hindi as part of my research program.

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Hadza Min Fadhli Robby
Assistant Professor
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