UGM discussion highlights academic integrity, AI risks, and the need for humanistic campus values and firm regulation.
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UGM hosts an agri-food short course with 100 participants from 15 countries, focusing on sustainability and climate solutions.
Seven UGM staff candidates share ideas on welfare, careers, and digital transformation ahead of the MWA election.
Indonesia develops AI talent to solve real-world challenges and support digital transformation across key sectors.
The UGM Academic Senate has been accepting registrations for the election of members of the Universitas Gadjah Mada Board of Trustees (MWA) for the 2026-2031 period since February. The proce...
Indonesia’s capital market faces governance challenges as trust, law enforcement, and transparency issues raise concerns.
Universities urged to strengthen digital transformation and service digitalization to improve higher education quality.
Indonesia boosts palm oil diplomacy capacity to face EU deforestation rules and strengthen global competitiveness.
UGM experts highlight the need for climate-resilient road infrastructure to address floods, landslides, and extreme weather in Indonesia.
UGM experts warn of economic and energy security risks from the Iran conflict and urge Indonesia to anticipate global impacts.
Institute of International Studies (IIS) UGM calls for a review of Indonesia’s participation in the Board of Peace following recent geopolitical developments.
Authors and scholars highlight writing as a way for women to find identity and empowerment in society.
UGM experts urge improved road safety literacy, infrastructure, and collaboration to reduce campus traffic accidents.
UGM scholars highlight Indonesia’s layered crisis, calling for epistemic freedom and stronger democratic resilience.
UGM experts debate DPA as an alternative for corporate corruption cases and state loss recovery.
UGM forum calls for a cross-sector roadmap to combat AI-driven disinformation, highlighting deepfake threats, digital governance gaps, and the need for systemic collaboration in Indonesia.
UGM experts propose replacing the “UPF” term with “processed food” to avoid public confusion in Indonesia’s MBG program.
UGM and Indonesia’s Foreign Ministry promote polar research and global cooperation on climate governance.
Universities urged to prioritize impactful research over metrics and administrative compliance.
UGM experts highlight the importance of cognitive health to help older adults remain active, independent, and productive in later life.
With 66 islands and rich Kei culture, UGM encourages Tual City to develop special interest tourism to strengthen maritime-based destinations.
Indonesia’s vast biodiversity faces major threats, prompting UGM and BRIN to call for stronger, coordinated national biodiversity research.
The competition for viral content on social media reflects more profound cultural shifts, reshaping emotions, meaning-making, and public discourse in the digital era.
UGM graduates 39 smart forest city experts through a special training program to support human resource development for Indonesia’s future capital, IKN.
Intensifying tourism development in Gunung Sewu is raising concerns over karst damage, water security, and long-term community sustainability.
UGM academics highlight the importance of social approaches in forest management to strengthen climate mitigation, disaster resilience, and community welfare.
A total of 100 high school student council presidents from across Indonesia gathered at UGM for Nusantara Future Leaders 2025 to strengthen youth leadership.
UGM and Indonesia’s Ministry of Trade collaborate to strengthen human resource capacity in trade defense through a workshop on trade remedies.
Experts urge the development of Indonesia’s new capital, IKN, to prioritize ecosystem sustainability and biodiversity conservation.
Applying Indonesian National Standards (SNI) helps MSMEs improve quality, gain consumer trust, expand markets, and strengthen global competitiveness.
