Dr. Ade Solihat, S.S., M.A., merupakan dosen, peneliti, dan pelatih profesional di Fakultas Ilmu Pengetahuan Budaya, Universitas Indonesia (UI). Beliau meraih gelar doktor dalam bidang antropologi budaya dari UI melalui disertasi etnografis berjudul Migration and Identity Presentation of Turkish Transnational Communities in Jakarta (2017). Sebelumnya, beliau menyelesaikan pendidikan magister sosiologi-antropologi di Marmara University, Istanbul, Türkiye (2000), serta memperoleh gelar Sarjana Sastra (S.S.) dalam bidang Sastra Arab dari Universitas Indonesia (1996). Saat ini, fokus penelitiannya meliputi diaspora dan identitas transnasional, kajian etnografi, budaya Islam kontemporer, isu gender, serta bahasa Turki. Dengan pengalaman akademik yang luas, beliau aktif mengajar pada Program Sarjana (S1) Arab, Program Magister (S2) Kajian Asia Tenggara, serta Program Magister (S2) Kajian Timur Tengah dan Islam. Beliau juga menjadi dosen tamu dan narasumber dalam bidang metode penelitian kualitatif di berbagai perguruan tinggi. Selain menjalankan peran akademik, Dr. Ade aktif sebagai fasilitator dan pelatih profesional melalui berbagai program pelatihan teknik pembelajaran perguruan tinggi, khususnya Pelatihan Keterampilan Teknik Instruksional (Pekerti) dan Applied Approach (AA), serta pelatihan strategi pelayanan prima bagi berbagai institusi di Indonesia.
Dr. Ade Solihat, S.S., M.A., is a lecturer, researcher, and professional trainer at the Faculty of Humanities, Universitas Indonesia (UI). She earned her doctorate in cultural anthropology from UI with an ethnographic dissertation titled Migration and Identity Presentation of Turkish Transnational Communities in Jakarta (2017). She completed her master’s degree in sociology- anthropology from Marmara University in Istanbul, Türkiye (2000); and holds a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Arabic studies from Universitas Indonesia (1996).
Her current research focuses primarily on diaspora and transnational identity, ethnographic studies, contemporary Islamic culture, gender issues, and Turkish Language. With extensive expertise, she actively teaches in the undergraduate (S1) Arab Studies Program, the Master’s (S2) Southeast Asia Studies Program, and the Master’s (S2) Middle East and Islamic Studies Program. She also serves as a guest lecturer and academic resource person for qualitative research methods at various prominent universities. In addition to her academic roles, Dr. Ade is highly active as a professional facilitator and trainer, delivering workshop programs on higher education instructional techniques—specifically Basic Training for Instructional Techniques (Pekerti) and Applied Approach (AA)—as well as excellent service strategies for various institutions
nationwide.
