Irianto Ryan Tedja

Irianto Ryan Tedja is an Associate Lecturer in Indonesian at Murdoch University's College of Law, Arts and Social Sciences. He has over 16 years of education experience, including serving as a principal of a Catholic secondary school in Indonesia, where he taught Physics and Mathematics. Since relocating to Australia, he pursued postgraduate studies at the University of Western Australia (Master of Education, 2000) and Murdoch University (Graduate Diploma in Teaching, 2001).

He has been teaching Indonesian language at Murdoch University since 2002 and currently coordinates all Indonesian language courses (IND101–302). His expertise spans language pedagogy, cultural promotion, and curriculum design in tertiary and secondary education.

• Education Background:
• Bachelor of Education, Indonesia University of Education (UPI), Bandung
• Master of Education, University of Western Australia
• Graduate Diploma in Teaching, Murdoch University

His research interests focus on enhancing Indonesian language instruction in multicultural settings and integrating cultural literacy into language learning. He actively promotes Indonesian cultural heritage through educational outreach. Despite no listed grants or awards, his extensive teaching career reflects a commitment to pedagogical innovation and intercultural exchange.

Laboratory or team affiliations are not explicitly mentioned in his profile.