UGM academics highlight Indonesia’s democratic decline, as elections increasingly legitimize a party-elite oligarchy over substantive democracy.
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Experts at ICAVESS 2025 highlight that 75% of infectious diseases are zoonotic, urging stronger One Health collaboration across Asia.
Indonesia hosts IBS 2025 at UGM, highlighting the need for stronger biopharma resilience as 80% of drug raw materials remain imported.
Professor Eniya Listiani Dewi outlines four key government strategies to accelerate Indonesia’s energy transition toward the 2060 Net Zero Emission target.
Former BMKG Head Professor Dwikorita Karnawati warns of increased risks of flash floods and lightning amid Indonesia’s peak rainy season.
Global Environmental Crisis Spurs Scholars to Propose New Approaches to Strengthen Social Resilience
Scholars from multiple countries gather at UGM’s IGSSCI to discuss global environmental crises and propose ideas to strengthen social resilience.
UGM opens the 3rd ICIHES 2025 in Yogyakarta, strengthening global collaboration in Islamic economics and the halal industry.
Experts urge the Indonesian Broadcasting Commission (KPI) to address the unequal regulations between conventional media and digital platforms.
Researchers have identified parasite species infecting orangutans, elephants, and Komodo dragons, highlighting the cross-species risks and self-medication behaviors associated with these inf...
UGM Rector emphasizes the need for universities to accelerate research downstreaming and innovation to achieve Indonesia Emas 2045.
At UGM’s 40th BPPM Balairung anniversary, experts highlight the vital role of student journalists in combating digital disinformation.
UGM strengthens international collaboration through APAIE 2025 to promote inclusive, adaptive education rooted in local wisdom.
UGM introduces Gamahumat, a humic acid-based soil conditioner developed to restore soil fertility and boost sustainable agriculture.
A total of 149 ADik scholarship students from seven universities in Yogyakarta participated in a program aimed at strengthening national values and character.
Experts highlight Indonesia’s vast potential for carbon trade and call for stronger governance to ensure transparency and accountability.
Experts emphasize the importance of evidence-based and inclusive data systems in strengthening Indonesia’s poverty alleviation and social protection policies.
UGM historian Dr. Nur Aini Setiawati highlights that throughout Indonesia’s industrial history, wealth has often benefited only a few.
UGM encourages the preservation of classical batik through innovation, digital technology, and the empowerment of MSMEs to sustain cultural heritage.
UGM fosters collaboration among inventors and partners as Indonesia ranks sixth globally in active startups, strengthening its digital innovation ecosystem.
UGM calls for transformation in forestry education to produce competent, adaptive professionals for Indonesia’s green and digital industry era.
Experts warn that biodiversity loss could trigger new diseases. UGM highlights the importance of genetic and interdisciplinary research to protect life on Earth.
UGM and Bina Antarbudaya educate Yogyakarta high school students on sustainable household waste management.
UGM encourages MSMEs to adopt 3D printing to boost innovation, efficiency, and product value in the food industry.
Universities are encouraged to collaborate in research and community service programs that generate meaningful impact for society.
Former Foreign Minister Retno Marsudi urges global cooperation to anticipate future water, food, and energy crises at Astechnova 2025.
Coordinating Minister AHY highlights equitable regional development and sustainable infrastructure as keys to Indonesia’s resilience.
UGM reinforces its regional collaboration in heritage city conservation through participation in the UNESCO-NUS-SEU Field School 2025 in China.
UGM’s GO SOUTH 2025 urges stronger Global South cooperation amid geopolitical turbulence, reaffirming the enduring relevance of the Bandung Spirit.
Fisipol UGM hosts the 2025 Global Humanities Alliance Annual Meeting, fostering inclusive and cross-cultural academic collaboration.
UGM and BRIN reinforce collaboration on tropical biodiversity research and downstream innovation, with a focus on conservation, intellectual property, and sustainability.