| Room 153 | Mapping the Politics of Diplomacy in Southeast Asia, 1600-1950 | Maarten Manse |
| Room 155 | Brokers, Bureaucrats & Bandits. Mediating epistemologies, power and contradictions in Southeast Asia ❶ | Kristina Großmann |
| Cinema Room | Single Film Screening
Mambang Kuneng: Listening to the Sea with Orang Laut | Di FangWengki Ariando |
| Classroom NT-104 | Narrating the Self Across Borders: Feminist Autoethnography, Mobility, and Identity | Hafidz Fadli |
| Classroom NT-115 | Rethinking Oral History Methodologies in Southeast Asia: Ethics, Positionality and Interviewing Practices | Kisho Tsuchiya |
| Classroom NT-159 | Cloning the Empire: The Persistence of Colonial Science in Postcolonial Contexts | Gani Jaelani |
| Sala de Comisiones | Scientific and Cultural Cooperation between the Eastern Bloc and Southeast Asia, 1950s-1980s ❷ | Barbora Nováková |
| Sala de Juntas | Indigeneity in Southeast Asia: Mobilization, Meaning, and Contestation ❸ | Antoine LaugrandSusanna Barnes |
| Sala J. J. Linz | Reimagining and Reconnecting Southeast Asian Collections ❸ | Jennifer R. Morris |
| Salón de Grados | Single Round Table
Changing forms of leadership and political identity in Southeast Asia | Jacques Bertrand |
