Indonesia needs entrepreneurs by design, not by accident, said Minister of Cooperatives and SMEs Teten Masduki.
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The mobility of students from ASEAN countries to East Asian nations has steadily increased, reflecting the region’s popularity as a tourist destination and preferred choice for pursuing hi...
As knowledge and technology rapidly advance, the world continues to evolve. This transformation affects industries and compels universities to cultivate highly skilled human resources, as re...
The rapid development of information technology in Indonesia is progressing in parallel with the increasing penetration of internet users.
The UGM Center for Tourism Studies (Puspar UGM) held a Young Southeast Asian Leaders Initiative (YSEALI) Regional Workshop on Sustainable and Inclusive Cultural Tourism from Aug. 19-22, 2024...
Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM) continues to demonstrate its commitment to strengthening the function of public relations (PR) by providing relevant and up-to-date knowledge.
Universitas Gadjah Mada is committed to implementing the Risk Management Information System (SIMR) to support flexible governance that can effectively identify and manage risks.
Former Coordinating Minister for Political, Legal, and Security Affairs of Indonesia, Professor Mohammad Mahfud MD, delivered a lecture titled “Rule of Law and Democracy: Is There Still H...
The palm oil industry is a crucial pillar of the global economy, supplying raw materials for various products and other industries.
A crisis is often a nightmare for many, including organizations and brands. Besides the potential loss of reputation and public trust, poorly managed crises can drain resources, efforts, and...
Decentralization practices and local politics in Indonesia aim to enhance community welfare significantly.
Health promotion campaigns to raise awareness about the dangers of smoking among youth need to be intensified, as the impacts not only affect individual health risks but also have the poten...
Extension, community empowerment, and development communication are crucial in shaping resilient Human Resources (HR) to achieve Indonesia Emas 2045.
The development of technology and information systems in today’s digital era has transformed the business landscape for entrepreneurs.
Indonesia faces significant challenges in its decarbonization efforts. Initiatives are still not fully effective due to factors like fossil fuel dependence, vehicle growth, insufficient publ...
Patents have long been recognized in many countries. However, many still do not understand their importance or the information in patent documents.
Higher education institutions are expected to synergize various parties in developing and implementing Generative AI to enhance education quality in Asia-Pacific.
All universities should integrate gender-based violence and sexual violence issues into their educational curriculum and teaching materials.
The seminar, “Love Letters from Bulaksumur: Building a Resilient, Sovereign, and Responsible Future for Indonesian Tourism,” marked the 30th anniversary of the UGM Center for Tourism Stu...
UGM organized a training session titled “LinkedIn Training: Unlocking & Power Up Your Professional Profile.” This session aimed to enhance personal branding in the digital world and was ...
UGM is currently moving towards a sustainable and green campus.
The UGM Center for Transportation and Logistic Studies (Pustral UGM), in collaboration with the International Transport Forum (ITF) and The World Bank, conducted a study to assist the Indone...
The UGM Center for Transportation and Logistics Studies (Pustral UGM) and the International Cooperation Center (PUSKI) of the Ministry of Communication and Information Technology organized a...
Asia has been a global hub for the movement of people, materials, art, and ideas.
Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM), in collaboration with Sookmyung Women’s University and the Asia Pacific Women’s Information Network Center (APWINC), supported by the Ministry of Educatio...
The talk show “The Future of the Study of Religion in Indonesia: Opportunities and Challenges” became one of the opening activities of the International Conference of the Association fo...
A total of 21 doctoral, master’s, and engineering students from the UGM Faculty of Animal Science (Animal Science UGM), along with ten students from Nong Lam University-Ho Chi Minh City (N...
The advancement of technology in Indonesia, supported by adequate infrastructure and regulations, has significantly driven the growth of the digital economy.
Using digital technology in running businesses can help MSMEs (Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises) reach a larger consumer base.
The term “hypnosis” still carries a negative stigma in Indonesia.