UGM urges new graduates to uphold integrity and apply their knowledge for the benefit of society and the nation.
SDG 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities
UGM doctoral graduate Stanley Tjoa completes his PhD in 2.5 years with innovative DNA extraction kit research.
UGM collaborates with Pegunungan Bintang to establish a Geography program in Papua, strengthening conservation and human resources.
UGM Judo athletes secure 5 medals at the 2026 Ju-Jitsu DIY Open, showcasing strong performance and commitment.
Muhammad Rizky Perwira Zain, a 22-year-old UGM graduate, shares his accelerated academic journey and insights on perseverance and impact.
Tree-planting initiative promotes green corridors to support sustainable infrastructure and climate action.
UGM expert urges a stronger One Health approach to tackle zoonoses and ensure food safety and sustainability.
Pengesahan Undang-Undang Nomor 32 Tahun 2024 tentang Perubahan atas Undang-Undang Nomor 5 Tahun 1990 tentang Konservasi Sumber Daya Alam Hayati dan Ekosistemnya (UU KSDAHE) telah menghadirka...
A team of researchers at Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM) has developed an Artificial Intelligence (AI)-based dental health screening platform named Denteksi. By using smartphone-captured image...
Wet organic waste poses a major challenge to Indonesia’s waste-to-energy projects, affecting efficiency and costs.
Istiqomah Katin becomes UGM’s youngest specialist graduate at 28, showcasing dedication and resilience in medical education.
UGM Lokalogi team promotes waste sorting and food rescue during graduation to reduce surplus food and educate attendees.
UGM Geography ranks 1st in Indonesia and 101–150 globally in QS WUR by Subject 2026.
UGM and ACU establish Human Flourishing Center to advance research on well-being beyond economic indicators.
UGM expert highlights shifting literacy trends as digital books and social media redefine reading among young people.
UGM geographer warns Pantura sea wall may harm mangroves, seagrass, reefs, and coastal livelihoods.
UGM launches Ndalem Widya Asih, a sharing space for retired staff to stay active and connected.
Data visualization helps make information clearer, more engaging, and easier to understand. UGM experts highlight its growing role in effective communication.
UGM discussion highlights academic integrity, AI risks, and the need for humanistic campus values and firm regulation.
UGM, Bio Farma, and Sinovac sign MoU to advance vaccine research, trials, and innovation in Indonesia.
UGM students assist cocoa farmers in Dlingo to strengthen institutions and improve sustainable agriculture systems.
UGM expert warns blanket US military overflight access could threaten Indonesia’s airspace sovereignty.
Professor Jaka Widada highlights holobiont-driven applied microbiology for food security and global health at UGM inauguration.
Korpagama’s Syawalan event honors 16 retired UGM employees while strengthening fellowship and the spirit of forgiveness.
UGM hosts an agri-food short course with 100 participants from 15 countries, focusing on sustainability and climate solutions.
Thousands joined UGM FKG’s Smile to Smile Fun Run, celebrating its 78th anniversary with 3K and 5K races.
UGM expert explains the keris transformation from weapon to cultural collectible and urges public literacy to preserve its heritage.
UGM professor explains how rote learning lowers students’ interest in math and outlines strategies to improve numeracy and critical thinking.
UGM expert explains hemophilia symptoms, treatment access gaps, and the importance of early diagnosis and family support.
UGM psychologist explains how adult ADHD symptoms affect focus, productivity, and daily life, and how therapy can help manage the condition.
