UGM reaffirms its commitment to democracy, peaceful expression, and protecting students’ rights amid demonstrations in Yogyakarta.
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UGM wins 16 medals at the 39th PIMNAS and calls for student research to become a lasting academic tradition.
UGM’s 2026 index ranks Semarang and Banyuwangi first in digital transformation governance among Indonesian local governments.
UGM and Central Java Kagama join forces to strengthen community service and encourage students to contribute to regional development.
Three UGM teams share how they overcame research, communication, and teamwork challenges at PIMNAS 39.
UGM’s GM-DTGI will help assess local governments’ digital readiness as AI reshapes public services across Indonesia.
UGM’s fastest Master’s graduate, Anisa Putri Aviana, explores basil’s potential as a neuroprotective agent against Parkinson’s disease.
UGM and BRIN strengthen research collaboration in aerospace technology, electronics, and remote sensing through ICARES 2026.
UGM ranks first in Indonesia and rises to 53rd in Asia in the QS World University Rankings: Asia 2027.
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UGM professor explores hydroxyapatite as a promising biomaterial for improving bone repair, regeneration, and bone graft development.
UGM sends 43 teams comprising 207 students to compete in the 39th PIMNAS, showcasing innovations across various fields.
UGM graduate Safiera Anindya earns a Master’s degree in Forestry at 22 through the university’s fast-track program.
Hyundai donates two vehicles to UGM to support automotive research, technology development, and practical learning.
UGM lecturer explains how deforestation, habitat fragmentation, and loss of food sources threaten siamang populations and forest regeneration in Sumatra.
UGM and the Embassy of the Netherlands explored stronger cooperation in education, research, student mobility, and innovation during a collaborative discussion at GIK UGM.
UGM’s Summer Course 2026 explores evidence-based mental health strategies while giving international students hands-on experience in community-based mental health care.
Pustral UGM and Egis found that 79 percent of freight transport emissions along the Java-Bali road corridor are concentrated in West Java, Central Java, and East Java.
UGM students won third place in the 2026 Animal Science Paper Competition for an innovative edible coating and meat freshness indicator using eggshells and butterfly pea flower extract.
UGM graduate Nadia Nur Asifa earns a perfect 4.00 GPA in dermatology and returns to Wonosobo to serve her community.
UGM student Shafa Azalia turns her handmade gift hobby into Azaliaa Bouquet, a growing flower bouquet business.
UGM and the Ministry of Agriculture launch Saekedelai technology to boost soybean production and reduce Indonesia's import dependence.
UGM and Unjaya introduce mineral-rich feed made from blood cockle shells to improve dairy cow nutrition and milk production.
Fifteen UGM medical students complete 75 community service programs supporting disaster-affected communities in Manggarai.
BRIN researcher Anwar Santoso becomes UGM’s fastest doctoral graduate, completing his Physics degree in just 2.5 years.
UGM presents seven innovations in energy, healthcare, and agroindustry at Danantara's 2026 technology investment forum.
UGM strengthens sexual violence prevention by empowering university leaders to create a safer, more inclusive campus environment.
UGM economists urge the government to assess the institutional readiness and risks of paying civil servants through village cooperatives.
UGM holds a local horse competition to promote conservation, responsible breeding, and public appreciation of Indonesia’s local horses.
UGM launches the SHIELD Project to expand Wolbachia technology nationwide and strengthen long-term dengue control in Indonesia.
