Hosted by Sekolah Tinggi Ilmu Pelayaran (STIP), Jakarta
Dear Distinguished Guests, Esteemed Colleagues, and Honored Participants,
It is with profound honor and heartfelt pleasure that I welcome you all to the 23rd Asia Maritime & Fisheries Universities Forum (AMFUF), proudly hosted by Sekolah Tinggi Ilmu Pelayaran (STIP) Jakarta, Indonesia.
This year’s theme, “Strengthening Maritime and Fisheries Education: Collaboration, Innovation, and Sustainability in the Era of Digital Transformation,” reflects our shared commitment to addressing the challenges and opportunities that define the future of the maritime and fisheries industries.
As we gather here in Jakarta, a city that has long been a gateway to the seas, we are reminded of how maritime traditions have shaped our nations’ identities and economies. Today, however, our mission extends beyond heritage—we are called to embrace innovation, to integrate sustainability into every aspect of our practices, and to prepare the next generation of seafarers, maritime leaders, and fisheries experts to thrive in an interconnected and rapidly changing world.
AMFUF has always been more than just an academic forum. It is a vibrant platform for knowledge exchange, partnership building, and collaborative action. Over the next three days, we will engage in discussions, share research and experiences, and explore innovative approaches to maritime and fisheries education and training. I am confident that these dialogues will inspire breakthroughs and foster deeper cooperation among our institutions.
The digital transformation of the shipping and fisheries sectors is not a distant prospect—it is happening here and now. Together, we must ensure that education and training remain at the forefront of this transformation, equipping our students not only with technical expertise but also with global awareness, ethical responsibility, and resilience in the face of change.
On behalf of STIP Jakarta and the organizing committee, I extend my deepest gratitude to all our distinguished delegates, speakers, and participants, who have traveled from across Asia and beyond to be part of this important forum. Your dedication and presence enrich the dialogue and strengthen the AMFUF community.
May this year’s forum be a source of inspiration, collaboration, and actionable outcomes that will advance maritime and fisheries education for generations to come.
Welcome to Jakarta, welcome to STIP, and welcome to AMFUF 2025. Let us navigate this important journey together.
Sincerely,
Dr. Capt. Tri Cahyadi, M.H., M.Mar
The 23rd AMFUF begins in
Universities and organizations presenting at AMFUF 2025
Indonesia
South Korea
Vietnam
Taiwan
Georgia
Myanmar
Vietnam
Indonesia
Sri Lanka
Philippines
Taiwan
Detailed schedule of events and presentations
STIP will pick you up and provide local transportation to the hotel
Check-in and rest at the hotel
Venue: Auditorium Nusantara Jakarta
Welcome drink & cultural reception
Brief introduction to STIP by STIP Management
STIP campus tour: Bridge Simulator, Engine Room, Maritime Library
Group Photo Session
Venue: STIP Auditorium and Dhuhur prayer
Venue: Auditorium Nusantara STIP Jakarta
Moderator: Niken Sitalaksmi
14:30-14:35 Acknowledgement of Guests and Participants by Dr. Winarno, Vice Principal of STIP Jakarta
14:35-14:40 Welcoming Address by Dr. Capt. Tri Cahyadi, Principal of STIP Jakarta and Annual President, AMFUF 2025
14:40-14:45 Opening Address by Prof. Dr. Ryoo Dongkeun, President of KMOU and Chair of the AMFUF
14:45-14:50 Congratulation Address (1) by Directorate General of Sea Transportation
14:50-14:55 Congratulation Address (2) by Dr. Capt. Antoni Priadi and Dr. Djarot Tri Wardhono, Directorate General of Sea Transportation, Ministry of Transportation of Indonesia
14:55-15:00 Keynote Speech (1) by Zaw Moe Aung, Rector, Myanmar Maritime University
15:00-15:05 Keynote Speech (2) by Samiyano, Director, National Maritime Academy (AMAN JAYA)
15:05-15:10 Keynote Speech (3) by Zaw Win Htun, Principal, Myanmar Mercantile Marine College
15:10-15:15 Keynote Speech (4) by Yu, Ker-Wei, Vice President, National Kaohsiung University of Science and Technology
15:15-15:20 Keynote Speech (5) by Nguyen Minh Duc, Vice President, Vietnam Maritime University
15:20-15:25 VIP and group photo session
15:25-15:30 Break
Venue: Audio Visual Room, Library of STIP
15:30-15:50 Sekolah Tinggi Ilmu Pelayaran: IoT Integration in Maritime Simulation Laboratories for Industry 4.0 Readiness: Indonesian Maritime Professional Perspectives by Marudut Bernadtua Simanjuntak
15:50-16:10 Korea Maritime & Ocean University: Smart NAVTEX: AI-Powered Restoration of Corrupted Maritime Safety Messages by Lee Changui
16:10-16:30 Ho Chi Minh City University of Transport: A Novel Path Planning Optimization for Autonomous Underwater Vehicle Based on Quantum Optimization Algorithm by Do Viet Dung
16:30-16:50 Ho Chi Minh City University of Transport: Crack Behavior Predicting in Wharves Structures: The Optical Flow Algorithm Based on Convex Optimization by Dang Xuan Kien
16:50-17:10 National Taiwan Ocean University: The effect of safety climate and safety culture on safety performance –Taiwan Merchant Marine Seafarers' Perspectives by Taih-Cherng Lirn
17:10-17:30 Discussion, Q&A and Summary
Venue: AVA Room of STIP
15:30-15:50 Batumi Navigation Teaching University: Using AI to Enhance the Efficiency of Maritime Port Operations by George Gabedava
15:50-16:10 Sekolah Tinggi Ilmu Pelayaran: Implementing The HIRADC Method and Risk Management on The Safety of Ship Crews by Vidya Selasdini
16:10-16:30 AMAN JAYA: Development of an Audio-Visual Based ECDIS System to Improve Navigation Safety by Samiyono
16:30-16:50 Ho Chi Minh City University of Transport: Research on the application of IoT and artificial neural networks in logistics management by Luu Hoang Minh
16:50-17:10 Maritime Academy of Asia and the Pacific by Angelica M. Baylon
17:10-17:30 Discussion, Q&A and Summary
Venue: Cadets Lounge
Venue: Audio Visual Room, Library of STIP
10:30-10:50 Sekolah Tinggi Ilmu Pelayaran: Developing an Intercultural Communication Competency Framework for Indonesian Seafarers in Multicultural Shipping Environments by Marudut Bernadtua Simanjuntak
10:50-11:10 Vietnam Maritime University: Simulation of oil spill scenarios in Bach Dang estuary (Hai Phong) based on Lagrange method by PHAM THI MAI HUONG
11:10-11:30 Batumi Navigation Teaching University: Georgia's Maritime Single Window: Bridging Policy and Operational Realities by Emzar Gvarishvili
11:30-11:50 Korea Institute of Maritime and Fisheries Technology: The Strategic Role of Seafarers and the Importance of Onboard Training in the APEC Region by Jin Ki Seor
11:50-12:10 Discussion, Q&A and Summary
Venue: AVA Room of STIP
10:30-10:50 Sekolah Tinggi Ilmu Pelayaran: Undergraduate Students' Anxiety of Speaking English: A Case Study of Project Based Learning (PBL) in Delivering English Presentation by the Cadets of Maritime Institute by Sari Kusumaningrum
10:50-11:10 Ocean University of Sri Lanka: Unlocking Blue Economy Potential Through Maritime Education Reform: The Case of the Ocean University of Sri Lanka by Wasantha Rathnayake
11:10-11:30 Sekolah Tinggi Ilmu Pelayaran: Adaptive Virtual Reality Training Systems for Nautical Deck Operations in Indonesian Maritime Institutes: A Phenomenological Study of Stakeholder Experiences and Technology Integration Effectiveness by Tri Cahyadi
11:30-11:50 Korea Maritime & Ocean University: TBA by Yea Byeongdeok
11:50-12:10 Discussion, Q&A and Summary
Venue: STIP Auditorium and Dhuhur prayer
Venue: Audio Visual Room of STIP Library
13:30-13:50 Sekolah Tinggi Ilmu Pelayaran: Multicultural Communication Competence in Maritime Industry 5.0: Preparing Future-Ready Seafarers by Tristanti
13:50-14:10 Korea Maritime & Ocean University: Shipboard Acoustic Exposure and Seafarer Well-being: Quantifying Sleep Disruption, Fatigue Dynamics, and Safety Implications by Lee Youngchan
14:10-14:30 Sekolah Tinggi Ilmu Pelayaran: Integrating Blockchain Technology in Indonesian Maritime Education: A Qualitative Analysis of Stakeholder Perspectives on Fisheries Supply Chain Transparency and Traceability Training for Sustainable Maritime Development by Larsen Barasa
14:30-14:50 Sekolah Tinggi Ilmu Pelayaran: Maritime Educator Professional Development: Indonesian Regulatory Framework Analysis by Winarno
14:50-15:10 Discussion, Q&A and Summary
Venue: AVA Room of STIP
13:30-13:50 Batumi Navigation Teaching University: Women in Maritime in Georgia: Current Realities and Future Prospects by Emzar Gvarishvili
13:50-14:10 Sekolah Tinggi Ilmu Pelayaran: Integrating Augmented Reality and Content-Based Instruction in Interactive Learning Media to Enhance Cadets' Maritime English Proficiency and Marine Environmental Awareness by Siska Yoniessa
14:10-14:30 Sekolah Tinggi Ilmu Pelayaran: AI Adoption in Maritime English Through the Technology Acceptance Model: Evidence from Indonesia by Purnama NF Lumban Batu
14:30-14:50 Myanmar Mercantile Marine College: Maritime English and Communication Competency for Seafarers at Myanmar Mercantile Marine College by Nay Myo Win
14:50-15:10 Discussion, Q&A and Summary
Venue: Auditorium Nusantara Lt.2, STIP
Moderator: Prof. Dr. Lee Seojeong, Secretary-General of AMFUF
Reviewing applications for new membership
Selection of the host institution for the AMFUF 2027 & 2028
Introduction of AMFUF 2026 host institution: Vietnam Maritime University
Other issues for global cooperation among AMFUF member institutions
Venue: Auditorium Nusantara, STIP
Moderator: Prof. Dr. Lee Seojeong, Secretary-General of AMFUF
KMOU International Dean Prize
AMFUF Annual President Prize
AMFUF Chairman Prize
Venue: Auditorium Nusantara, STIP
Moderator: Lili Purnamasita
Delivering Appreciation Plaque to STIP Principal
Brief Summary of the AMFUF 2025 by Dr. Winarno, Vice Principal of STIP Jakarta
Closing Address by Prof. Dr. Ryoo Dongkeun, President of KMOU and Chair of the AMFUF
Group Photo
Venue: Cadets Lounge
Cultural performances by STIP cadets and international delegates
Explore Indonesia's national museum and cultural heritage
Enjoy local cuisine at Jakarta's historic old town
Guided tour of Jakarta's old town and return to hotel
For departure flights
Local transportation & escort will be supported by STIP Jakarta
Get in touch with the AMFUF 2025 Secretariat
Host Institution
Organizer
Jln. Marunda Makmur, Cilincing, Jakarta Utara
Jakarta 14150, Indonesia
+62 21 88991618
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www.stipjakarta.ac.id
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