“Teaching Indonesian and Indonesian Studies in the Age of AI”
Opening Speaker:
Indonesian Ambassador for Thai Kingdom
Ambassador of Indonesian for the Kingdom of Thailand and UNESCAP
Keynote Speaker:
Indonesian Ambassador for Thai Kingdom
Invited Speaker
● BIPA for Foreign Language - Representative from APPBIPA Center (Prof. Dr. Gatut Susanto, M.M., M.Pd.)
● BIPA Learning in Walailak University, Thailand (Lect. Nisachon Chuchai )
workshop:
- Workshop Batik Practice (Dr. Ari Kusmiatun)
- Workshop Dance Practice (Tatik Ekawati, M.Pd.)
- Workshop Poetry Practice (Anindya Puspita, M.A.)
Hosted and Organized by:
• School of Political Science and Public Administration, Walailak University, Thailand
Co-organized by:
• APPBIPA Thailand
• Universitas Negeri Surabaya, Indonesia
• Universitas Trunojoyo Madura, Indonesia
• Universitas Markandeya, Indonesia
In Collaboration with:
• The Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia in Bangkok, Thailand
Project Director:
• Asst. Prof. Dr. Siriporn Somboonboorana
School of Political Science and Public Administration, Walailak University
Lead Coordinator:
• Lect. Nisachon Chuchai
School of Political Science and Public Administration, Walailak University
Tel. 0 7547 6208 (off.); 09 3690 9556 (mb)
Email: nisachon.chuchai0894@gmail.com
Topic:
• Innovative BIPA pedagogy and second language acquisition methodologies in secondary
and higher education.
• Sociolinguistics, cultural diplomacy, and the soft power of Bahasa Indonesia in ASEAN
and global contexts.
• The integration of Generative AI, language models, and digital tools in language
instruction and learning assessment.
• Curriculum design, standardized language frameworks, and institutional policies for
internationalizing BIPA education.
• Educational technologies, open access resources, and self-directed language learning in the
digital era.
• Contemporary Indonesian literature, literary criticism, narrative identities, and the
thematic dynamics of translation, loss, and social transformation in Southeast Asian
contexts.
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• Theories and practices of Indonesian-to-Thai translation, cross-cultural adaptation, and
literary transfer.
• Multidisciplinary perspectives in Indonesian studies, focusing on Thai-Indonesian
political, economic, and cultural relations.