UGM economist urges labor-intensive industries and stronger regional economies to expand job opportunities and address Indonesia’s employment crisis.
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UGM and Indonesia’s Ministry of Agriculture strengthen research collaboration, funding, and agricultural innovation to achieve sustainable food self-sufficiency.
UGM guides dairy farmers on feed management, livestock nutrition, housing conditions, and disease prevention during the prolonged dry season.
UGM and Indonesia’s Agriculture Ministry strengthen food security through Gamagora 7 rice, local soybean development, and cocoa seed distribution.
Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM) would like to thank the public for their feedback, suggestions, and concerns regarding the regulations governing the use of Wisdom Park. This feedback is impor...
UGM experts urge better peatland water management, fire prevention, and wildlife habitat protection to address recurring forest fires in Indonesia.
UGM’s Patriot Expedition Team teaches Central Halmahera students to turn coconut husk waste into useful products and learn entrepreneurship.
Kebakaran Hutan dan Lahan (karhutla) di Sumatra dan Kalimantan masih terjadi hingga saat ini, padahal sudah ada upaya pemadaman api di beberapa titik. Bahkan, muncul titik api baru di pulau ...
UGM, UNFPA, and Norway highlight gender equality, financial independence, and meaningful opportunities for young people in Indonesia.
UGM mourns Professor Tjut Sugandawaty Djohan, an ecologist whose research and dedication advanced environmental science and conservation.
UGM builds 11 wells in Purworejo to help farmers maintain harvests and address dry-season water shortages.
UGM student Audrey Valensya Nabilla wins Best Paper Award in Malaysia for research on public trust in digital payments.
UGM research finds that Indonesia’s 8% ride-hailing platform fee cap has not improved driver welfare, as operating costs erode earnings.
UGM expert urges food supply chain reform to address high rice and chili prices, rising distribution costs, and weak farmer bargaining power.
UGM expert Sri Wiyanti Eddyono identifies patriarchal attitudes and high political costs as barriers to women’s representation in Parliament.
UGM law professors Andy Omara and Herliana are inaugurated on their 25th wedding anniversary, highlighting energy arbitration and constitutional law.
UGM expert Rika Fatimah promotes collaborative entrepreneurship ecosystems to strengthen rural economies and community self-reliance.
UGM graduate students distribute 250,000 liters of clean water to drought-affected communities in Gunungkidul, Yogyakarta.
UGM expert Tri Wibawa urges stronger rat surveillance and healthcare preparedness to prevent and respond to potential plague cases.
UGM labor law expert Nabiyla Izzati urges stronger gig worker protections, including fair income, social security, and algorithm transparency.
UGM trains 30 Gunungkidul MSMEs in packaging, labeling, branding, and digital marketing to improve product competitiveness.
UGM experts warn of anthrax risks linked to brandu and call for stronger livestock monitoring, vaccination, and public education.
UGM’s Patriot Expedition Team promotes 10 Muting community products through collective marketing to expand market access and support local economic growth.
UGM wins two gold medals and one bronze at KBMK 2026, retaining its overall championship title for the third consecutive year.
UGM students win second place at Pertamina’s Energy Debate Championship 2026, with two team members also earning Best Speaker awards.
Fakultas Kehutanan (FKT) Universitas Gadjah Mada menegaskan kembali peran ilmu pengetahuan dan inovasi kehutanan dalam menjaga keberlanjutan hutan sekaligus mengoptimalkan manfaatnya bagi ma...
UGM examines Indonesia’s heavy equipment supply chain, equipment readiness, technology, and workforce skills for infrastructure development.
Hakim Agung Kamar Tata Usaha Negara, Mahkamah Agung (MA) Republik Indonesia, Dr. Budi Nugroho, S.H., S.E., M.Hum., memberikan kuliah umum kuliah umum bertema “Peranan Mahkamah Agung dalam ...
UGM cartography expert explains how Equal Earth and Mercator projections affect world maps, area distortion, and geographic perception.
UGM rises to the 801–1,000 band in THE WUR 2027, with improved scores across all five assessment indicators.
