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UGM partners with Tanamal Phinisi Properti on multidisciplinary research and development initiatives.
UGM invites students from Papua New Guinea and Solomon Islands to apply via regular and IUP pathways.
Managing anxiety is key to mental well-being, as it can be transformed into positive energy that encourages personal growth.
UGM nutrition expert explains how the phrase "hara hachi bu" helps prevent obesity and supports mindful eating habits.
UGM Chemistry ranks 451–500 globally in QS WUR 2026, second nationally, strengthening research, curriculum, and industry relevance.
UGM team wins 5th place and 3rd place at Kibo-RPC 2026, an international ISS robot programming competition in Japan.
UGM professor highlights Indonesia-China ties on the 76th anniversary and urges a balanced foreign policy amid global shifts.
UGM student develops RAP-VAC, a cost-effective wound therapy with comparable effectiveness to commercial VAC.
Jupriyadi urges clearer rules for judicial review to prevent legal overlap and ensure consistency across Indonesia’s courts.
UGM and Bank Mandiri Taspen renew partnership to enhance pension services, HR development, and education collaboration.
UGM Biology ranks first in Indonesia and 501–550 globally in QS WUR 2026, highlighting strong academic performance.
UGM’s JIEB and GamaIJB journals gain ABDC indexation, boosting global visibility and research credibility.
UGM expert says Cicada variant is not in Indonesia and shows no higher severity than earlier COVID-19 strains
UGM professor urges prevention-focused health reforms to tackle NCDs, inequity, and climate impacts.
UGM professor stresses the importance of comprehensive epidemiology to address Indonesia’s complex animal health challenges.
UGM expert highlights the need for stronger education on nutrient-level labels to help consumers choose healthier processed foods.
UGM expert highlights risks and evaluation of Indonesia’s WFH policy for civil servants.
UGM Anthropology ranks 1st in Indonesia and top 100 worldwide in QS WUR 2026, strengthening its global academic reputation.
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.
UGM inaugurates a married couple as professors, highlighting their contributions to AI and chemistry research.
UGM expert highlights fuel price policy as a key test of leadership amid global oil pressures.
UGM inaugurates 12 new officials to strengthen governance and boost institutional performance.
UGM opens PBUB and PBUTM admissions for high-achieving and low-income students, April 14–29, 2026.
UGM expert highlights gaps in TB detection and calls for stronger public literacy to prevent transmission.
UGM student Alfath achieves academic excellence through determination, highlighting the success of vocational school graduates in higher education.
Indonesia boosts palm oil diplomacy capacity to face EU deforestation rules and strengthen global competitiveness.
UGM lecturer Agus Picoez develops innovative methods to restore former mining land into productive and sustainable ecosystems.
UGM ranks 45th globally in Theology, Divinity, and Religious Studies in QS WUR 2026, leading Indonesia in the field.
