Seminar/Workshop
Indonesia’s Foreign Minister, Retno Marsudi, stated that the situation in Palestine is deteriorating over time due to ongoing Israeli attacks on Gaza and the weakening role of the UN agency handling Palestinian refugees, UNRWA. However, Indonesia continues to send humanitarian aid and strives for the recognition of Palestine as a state through diplomatic channels at […].
Pancasila is seen not only as the foundation of the Indonesian state but also as a way of life, a guide, and a reflection of the cultural constructs of society.
As a pioneering national university known for its excellence and innovation, UGM continues to encourage its researchers to be productive in generating scientific works and innovative products that benefit society. Increasing researchers’ awareness of the need to protect their research results through intellectual property (IP) protection is also necessary.
Indonesia commemorates the birth of Pancasila every June 1st. This sacred moment reminds us to continuously uphold Pancasila as the nation’s foundation and source of law and strengthen its relevance as a national philosophy. Therefore, practicing Pancasila values in national governance, democratic life, and maintaining unity among all citizens should be a shared goal upheld […].
The tourism sector is believed to be a lifeline for rural economies if managed professionally.
Indonesia ranks third as the country with the highest burden of leprosy cases in the world.
Every lecturer has the duty to impart knowledge or expertise to students, develop scientific knowledge, and use it for community service.
Indonesia faces challenges related to waste and waste management, rapid urbanization growth, sustainable natural resource management, promoting inclusive economic growth, and contributing to global climate change mitigation. Therefore, UGM encourages the development of a circular economy by accelerating its mainstreaming at the government, community, private sector, and public levels, emphasizing collaboration. This was highlighted in […].
The UGM Center for Tourism Studies (Puspar UGM), in collaboration with the Borobudur Authority Implementing Agency (BPOB), continues to develop tourism around Borobudur.
In the era of information openness, Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM), as an educational institution, is responsible for presenting accurate and relevant information regarding its achievements to the public. Ensuring public information openness not only means realizing the mandate of Law Number 14 of 2008 but also serves as UGM’s commitment to achieving good governance and […].
Currently, the ESG concept is being applied in the infrastructure sector, including the construction and operation of toll roads. A critical review of toll road development in Indonesia with ESG implementation for sustainable infrastructure requires a deep evaluation of these projects’ environmental, social, and governance impacts.
The Center for Indigenous and Cultural Psychology (CICP) at Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM) is organizing the School of Researcher (SOR) 2024, which is exclusively open to CICP members. SOR aims to broaden participants’ understanding of the aspects of psychological research from multiple perspectives.
UGM is currently in the process of implementing risk management within the university’s organizational governance.
The Department of Development Geography, UGM Faculty of Geography, organized the 100th Sustainable Development Goals Seminar Series (SDGs Seminar Series) session on Monday (Apr.
More than 60 selected participants attended the UMKM Class Series organized by the UGM Directorate of Community Service UGM (DPkM UGM) on Apr.
Plastic waste remains a persistent issue in Indonesia and has yet to be effectively resolved.
National food security has become a hot topic in recent years.
Coinciding with a day after Kartini Day, UGM organized Sekolah Wartawan, focusing on “Empowerment of Women versus Gender Equality” on Monday (Apr.
Dr. Destha Titi Raharjana, a researcher at the UGM Center for Tourism Studies, stated that one of the determining factors for the progress of tourism villages lies in the capacity of human resources in their management institutions because the development of tourism villages is essentially carried out through community-based tourism (CBT).
Green and smart buildings are designed to reduce negative environmental impacts and enhance energy efficiency and occupant comfort. Therefore, collaboration among architects, engineers, contractors, and operators in maintaining and measuring sustainable performance using a comprehensive diagnostic framework is essential.
The issue of single tuition fees (UKT) has recently become a hot topic.
As the Eid al-Fitr holiday approaches, traffic begins to swell with people returning to their hometowns.
Literary works have always emerged as popular forms of self-expression in society.
President Joko Widodo recently issued Presidential Regulation No. 32 of 2024 Regarding Digital Platform Responsibilities to Support Quality Journalism on Feb.
As the simultaneous regional head elections (Pilkada) scheduled for Nov.
Discussing small-scale shark fisheries in Indonesia never seems to end.
Faisal Rahman, a Protection Associate at the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees Indonesia, stated that although Aceh has long been receiving refugees from abroad, it has only been a temporary shelter.
UGM is strongly committed to continuously moving towards a sustainable campus.
Don’t underestimate the impact of snake bites. A quarter of snakebite cases in Indonesia come from venomous snakes.
Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM) organized a literary writing workshop on Monday (Mar.