I am a lecturer in development economics, at faculty of economics and business at Udayana University. I started college at the undergraduate level in 1981, majoring in management with a concentration in human resources. I completed my studies at the Bachelor's program in 1985. I was accepted as a lecturer  in 1988 on 1 January I got my SK as CPNS. After that I continued to study at the master's program at Gadjah Mada University in 1989, and finished in 1991, at the Graduate School in interdisciplinary study programs with employment concentrations. The title of my thesis is related to the time allocation of women workers in the garment industry in the Sanur region. Then I continued to study in a doctoral program at Gajah Mada University also in 2007 and finished in 2011, at the Gadjah Mada University post graduate program in the same study program as when S2, with the dissertation research topic related to the empowerment of Balinese women in echelon positions.Some of the research  that I do is related to gender studies, poverty, and employment issues, for example those involving unemployment, underemployment and other fields of employment. Some of the courses that I am capable of, for example in undergraduate, master, and doctoral programs are research methodology, human resource economics, introduction to population, regional development seminars, and dissertation supporting courses/MKPD, as well as introductory micro-matriculation courses in the program master of economics. I have also written several books, and also published several national, international, and other reputable journals. In addition, I have also completed students in both undergraduate and master's programs, as the main supervisor, and in the doctoral program as a companion supervisor. Thus a brief biography that I can convey, thank you.