Irwanto is a faculty member in the Film Department at Bina Nusantara University, where he specializes in film production. He brings extensive expertise in
both theoretical knowledge and practical production experience to prepare students for careers in the film and media industry.
He holds a doctorate in Communication Studies from Hasanuddin University, which provides him with a strong foundation for his research and teaching
activities. His research interests focus on film, media, and communication studies, and their relationship with adolescent behavior, examining how
audiovisual content influences youth culture and development.
Beyond his academic responsibilities, Irwanto is actively engaged in community service through audiovisual production education that benefits local
communities. His commitment to public engagement demonstrates his dedication to applying academic knowledge for practical societal improvement,
bridging university research with real-world applications
2022–2025 Doctor in Communication Science, Hasanuddin University, Makassar, Indonesia.
2013–2017 M.I.Kom. in Communication Science, Universitas Hasanuddin, Makassar, Indonesia.
2006–2010 S.Sos. in Communication Science, Universitas Hasanuddin, Makassar, Indonesia.
Irwanto has established himself as a prolific researcher with a strong publication record in high-impact international and national journals. His work
demonstrates consistent productivity and international recognition, with publications in prestigious Scopus-indexed journals as well as Indonesian
academic publications, showing his commitment to contributing to both global and national academic discourse.
His research expertise spans several interconnected areas within media and communication studies. A significant portion of his work focuses on the
intersection of artificial intelligence and journalism, examining how digital transformation is reshaping newsroom practices, automated journalism, and the
future of media industries. He has also conducted extensive research on youth and adolescent behavior in digital environments, particularly studying the
impact of information disorder, social media dynamics, and digital violence among Indonesian youth.
Another key area of his research involves cultural and gender studies within media representation. His work explores gender representation across
traditional television and digital platforms, analyzes film remakes in Asian cinema contexts, and examines narrative transformation in contemporary digital
media. Additionally, he has investigated environmental communication through film and the role of media in shaping audience perceptions about critical
social issues.
Irwanto actively participates in international academic conferences, presenting his research at venues across Southeast Asia and contributing to global
scholarly discussions. His consistent publication record and international conference participation reflect his commitment to advancing knowledge in
media studies, digital communication, and film analysis while maintaining relevance to contemporary social challenges.
