Brahmaputra Marjadi

Brahmaputra Marjadi serves as Associate Professor in Community Engaged Learning and Associate Dean for Engagement at Western Sydney University's School of Medicine, leading community partnership development since joining in 2013. He concurrently directs Medicine in Context, the School's flagship community-engaged learning program, leveraging extensive networks in cross-cultural knowledge translation and equity-focused medical education.

His academic foundation includes an Indonesian medical degree, UNSW Master of Public Health (2001), and UNSW PhD (2009), with 28 years of teaching experience across Indonesia and Australia. His research synthesizes community engaged learning with critical analysis of diversity, intersectionality, equity and inclusion frameworks in medical education.

Professor Marjadi's contributions are recognized through:

• Carnegie US Tier One Reviewer designation (2023)
• Public Health Association of Australia Fellow & Mentor of the Year (2022)
• Five WSU Excellence awards (2015-2022)
• Senior Fellow of UK's Higher Education Academy
• UNSW Dean's List for Outstanding Research (2008)

As Senior Advisor for Medicine in Context, he mentors faculty in community-integrated curriculum design while serving on School of Medicine Executive, Curriculum, and Gender Equity committees. His teaching spans medical microbiology, epidemiology, and social determinants of health across medical, nursing, and public health programs, emphasizing practical application through community partnerships. His leadership in networks like the Australian Carnegie Community Engagement Classification Network demonstrates sustained commitment to transforming medical education through inclusive community collaboration.