UGM students create “Kata Kita,” an AR and audio-sensory educational game to support speech therapy for children with cerebral palsy.
SDG 10: Reduced Inequalities
UGM students create a nano-hydroxyapatite gel from green mussel shells and tea leaves to enhance tooth remineralization and prevent dental caries.
UGM opens the 3rd ICIHES 2025 in Yogyakarta, strengthening global collaboration in Islamic economics and the halal industry.
UGM expert, Professor Ridi Ferdiana, highlights Gen Z’s dominance in AI use and offers ethical, balanced approaches to digital technology.
UGM psychology graduate Rizal Galih Pradana earns a perfect 4.00 GPA, completing his master’s degree in just 1 year and 10 months.
UGM’s expert urges vigilance as heavy rains approach, warning of increased flood and landslide risks across Indonesia.
The UGM Patriot Expedition Team studies leading commodities in the Hialu Transmigration Area to support inclusive and sustainable development.
UGM students design an automatic pottery dryer that reduces drying time from days to hours, enhancing craftsmen’s productivity and efficiency.
UGM’s Tropical Medicine Center releases the documentary Langkah Akhir to revive public awareness of polio eradication in Indonesia.
UGM Tourism Program assists Banyumanik Village, Gunungkidul, in developing community-based tourism through asset mapping and storytelling.
UGM students launch Edus World on Roblox, creating a safe digital platform that combines learning, play, and child safety education.
UGM and the Indonesian Ambassador to Ethiopia explore academic partnerships and international cooperation with universities across Africa.
UGM’s Faculty of Engineering holds a public relations workshop to enhance media strategies and strengthen the faculty’s positive brand image.
UGM Master’s student Fajar Munichputranto pursues a double degree at the University of Queensland to deepen his knowledge of sustainability.
UGM strengthens international collaboration through APAIE 2025 to promote inclusive, adaptive education rooted in local wisdom.
UGM’s economist highlights high informal employment as a sign of structural poverty, urging stronger job formalization and vocational training.
UGM partners with PT SMI to provide IDR 150 billion in financing support for the development of UGM Academic Hospital (RSA UGM).
A total of 149 ADik scholarship students from seven universities in Yogyakarta participated in a program aimed at strengthening national values and character.
Professor Donny Widianto was inaugurated as UGM Professor in Microbial Biotechnology, highlighting the vital role of beneficial microbes in agriculture.
UGM welcomed a delegation from Chiba University, Japan, to explore joint programs, double degrees, and academic collaboration.
UGM academics raise concerns over weak verification and hasty implementation in Indonesia’s 80,000 Merah Putih Village Cooperatives program.
UGM sociologist urges government and youth collaboration to strengthen digital literacy and critical awareness against online gambling exploitation.
UGM and PT Pupuk Indonesia collaborate to promote precision agriculture, enhancing the productivity and resource efficiency of smallholder farmers.
UGM experts call for improved governance, accountability, and legal protection in Indonesia’s MBG Program following food poisoning cases.
Professor Hartini calls for Indonesia’s legal system to adopt non-fault-based divorce to reduce conflict and protect children’s welfare.
A UGM sociologist urges stronger digital literacy education for migrant workers as thousands of Indonesians fall victim to online scams.
UGM graduate Dr. Raden Roro Widya Ningtyas Soeprajitno earned her doctoral degree in just 2 years and 10 months through the PMDSU scholarship program.
UGM research team promotes circular economy collaboration between oil palm and cattle farming to boost sustainability in North Konawe’s transmigration area.
Experts emphasize the importance of evidence-based and inclusive data systems in strengthening Indonesia’s poverty alleviation and social protection policies.
UGM economist Dr. Wisnu Setiadi Nugroho criticizes Indonesia’s employment policies as being short-term and insufficient to address youth unemployment.