UGM and the Kulon Progo Regency Government discuss plans to develop Nyi Ageng Serang Hospital as a strategic healthcare hub in western Yogyakarta.
SDG 16: Peace Justice & Strong Institutions
France partners with GIK UGM to advance the France–Indonesia Innovation 2026 program, strengthening collaboration in innovation, talent, and creative industries.
UGM public policy expert warns that allowing active police officers to hold civil positions threatens democratic principles, civil governance, and reform progress.
Kagama Tennis secures second place at the 2025 Inter-University Alumni Tennis Tournament, highlighting teamwork, sportsmanship, and alumni solidarity.
Maternal mental health is crucial in parenting as many mothers balance caregiving and public roles amid social change, says a UGM psychologist.
A total of 100 high school student council presidents from across Indonesia gathered at UGM for Nusantara Future Leaders 2025 to strengthen youth leadership.
Following floods in Sumatra, a UGM forestry academic urges reforms to address overlapping plantation and mining permits to strengthen forest governance.
UGM reaffirms its commitment to a healthy campus as a pillar of self-reliance, research excellence, and national resilience on its 76th anniversary.
A UGM public policy expert warns that the frequent absence of regional heads from their regions weakens leadership ethics and undermines government effectiveness.
UGM experts highlight the potential of maggot as a sustainable protein source for animal feed while supporting integrated waste management solutions.
UGM’s Center for Tourism Studies supports East Barito Regency in drafting a regional cultural policy document to strengthen heritage protection.
UGM’s Patriot Expedition Team evaluates the Muting transmigration area to support sustainable, inclusive development in South Papua.
UGM 24-Hour Clinic and Korpagama launch the Priority Clinic Card, offering priority health services and added benefits for members.
A UGM doctoral student conducts visiting research at the University of Miyazaki, Japan, under the PKPI program to strengthen international publications.
UGM’s Health Promoting University receives an award from the Sleman Regency Government for its leadership in implementing a healthy campus.
UGM organized the 2025 Anti-Drug Ambassador Selection to promote drug prevention awareness and foster a healthy, safe campus environment.
UGM establishes seven interdisciplinary working groups to accelerate hydrometeorological disaster response and long-term recovery in Sumatra.
UGM alumnus Paksi Raras Alit preserves Javanese script and culture through the JAWACANA Community, promoting inclusive cultural literacy.
KAFEGAMA distributes IDR 200 million in humanitarian aid to flood and landslide victims across four affected regions in West Sumatra
UGM secured 14 awards at the 2025 Diktisaintek Awards, recognising excellence in education, research, innovation, public relations, and cooperation.
FEB UGM lecturer Fitri Amalia wins Best Young Scientist at Diktisaintek Awards 2025 for social humanities innovations with real societal impact.
UGM strengthens humanitarian contributions through disaster response, research innovation, community service, and global academic impact in its 76th year.
UGM secures second place nationally at the 2025 Public Information Openness Awards, marking its seventh consecutive year as an informative university.
Six puppeteers from UGM and Kagama staged the Rajamala Ruwat wayang kulit performance as part of UGM’s 76th anniversary celebrations.
A total of 1,900 participants from 52 community groups took part in the Nitilaku cultural parade celebrating UGM’s 76th anniversary.
Kagama Chair and IKN Authority Head Basuki Hadimuljono outline the progress of Indonesia’s new capital development at Kagama’s national meeting.
Ahead of Nitilaku 2025, UGM presents an art exhibition and a campus history showcase highlighting its academic journey and cultural heritage.
A UGM professor highlights high political costs as a key factor behind corruption cases involving regional leaders across Indonesia.
Experts at UGM’s Bersuara Talkshow warn that Indonesia’s post-reform education still struggles with inequality and limited freedom, reflecting democracy’s shortcomings.
UGM legal expert Dr. Sigid Riyanto addresses public concerns over the new Criminal Procedure Code and highlights safeguards in Indonesia’s legal system.
