International Relations graduate passionate about diplomacy, cultural exchange, and community-led international cooperation.
Raised with a deep appreciation for cultural diversity, my interest in international affairs began long before I enrolled at university. Growing up in Indonesia — a nation defined by its pluralism, its ASEAN centrality, and its role in global diplomacy — I learned early that the space between nations is rich with possibility.
My journey into International Relations was not merely academic; it was a personal commitment to understanding how people, communities, and governments navigate a complex, interconnected world.
"Diplomacy is not just what happens in conference rooms — it is what happens when people choose to truly understand each other."
At UMY's Department of International Relations, I developed a rigorous understanding of political theory, ASEAN diplomacy, foreign policy analysis, and global governance. My academic journey went beyond textbooks — I led student organizations, moderated intellectual forums, presented at international conferences, and participated in student diplomacy simulations.
I graduated with a concentration in regional integration and political security, drawing from coursework and real-world exposure to Indonesia's role within ASEAN institutions. The experience shaped both my analytical skills and my passion for applied diplomacy.
I believe that sustainable international collaboration is built not only by governments and institutions, but by individuals who are willing to sit at the table, listen deeply, and act with cultural sensitivity. My vision is to contribute to a more connected, equitable Southeast Asia — one event, one partnership, and one community at a time.
Whether it's coordinating international delegates at a cultural festival, supporting political and security functions at the ASEAN Mission, or managing youth digital programs, my goal remains constant: to be a bridge between worlds.