Suzie Sri Suparin S. Sudarman, is a senior lecturer at the International Relations Studies Department Faculty of Social and Political Sciences Universitas Indonesia, Jakarta, Indonesia. Ms. Sudarman's Professional Educational Experiences started when she received Doctorandus (Dra.) from Political Science Faculty of Social and Political Sciences University of Indonesia in 1980. In 1989 she received a Certificate on the United States (U.S.) Foreign Policy Process from the University of Maryland, USA.. She then received a Master of Arts in U.S. Foreign Policy and International Economics in 1993 from the Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) USA. She has studied at the Johns Hopkins University USA and U.S. Foreign Policy Studies at Northwestern University USA, and Universitas Indonesia. She has received a Certificate from The Asia-Pacific Center for Security Studies 2016. In 2023-2024 she has been a Research Fellow at USC, USA and a Visiting Scholar at SAIS the Johns Hopkins University. She has published on U.S. Foreign Policy and Defense Policy and U.S.-China Leadership in East Asia and the Pacific.

She has presented in national and international forums. She has published on U.S. Foreign Policy and Defense Policy and U.S.-China Leadership in East Asia and the Pacific. Some of the publications are among others in: with Paula Rita Wijayanti, ""The Influence of the Media in U.S. Anti-China Bias During the Covid-19 Pandemic,"" 2023; Anthology Vol.1 No.2 Spring/Summer 2021, Suzie Sudarman, ""How Indonesia Deals with the Source, Nature, and Dangers of Extremism."" 2021; East Asia Security Center, Suzie Sudarman with Senia Febrica, “Navigating Between the Two Reefs: Indonesian Media and Government Representation of China and the United States,” 2019; The British Journal of Chinese Studies formerly The British Association of Chinese Studies, Suzie Sudarman with Senia Febrica, “Analysing Indonesian Media and Government Representation of China,” July 2018; The Future of U.S. Warfare: Suzie Sudarman and Senia Febrica, “Psychological Warfare: U.S. Paramilitary Operations in Indonesia and Iraq,” in The Future of U.S. Warfare. Eds. Scott N. Romaniuk and Frances Grice. London: Routledge. 2017; Looking at Indonesia from a Regional Perspective.