UGM expert emphasizes the need for stronger human resources and technology to support Indonesia’s geothermal power plant development.
SDG 17: Partnerships for the Goals
UGM orchid expert Professor Endang Semiarti stresses collaborative conservation efforts to protect Indonesia’s rich orchid diversity.
Experts emphasize the need to integrate local cultural wisdom and modern science in forest conservation to ensure sustainability.
UGM and The Ascott Limited held the September “Run and Walk,” uniting hundreds of academics and staff in a 3K health and wellness activity.
UGM economist Dr. Rijadh Djatu Winardi stresses the importance of consistent fiscal policy to maintain investor confidence amid IHSG volatility.
UGM Faculty of Animal Science welcomed Saison Personal Plus and Maruko Food Japan to explore collaboration in agricultural and livestock product development.
UGM’s biologist and students identify Dibamus oetamai, a new blind skink species endemic to Buton Island, highlighting the urgency of forest conservation.
UGM’s legal expert urges inclusive public participation in drafting Indonesia’s Climate Justice Bill to ensure equitable climate policy and protection.
Pustral UGM recommends housing planning, affordable public transportation, multimodal integration, and digital payments to reduce Indonesia’s high transportation costs.
UGM lecturer Dr. Muhsin Al Anas joins the IEIF–ASEAN research program in Sydney, advancing poultry nutrition and sustainable farming practices.
UGM enhances public information services by monitoring and evaluating faculty-level PPIDs to ensure transparency and accountability.
At UGM’s IRoLE Conference, experts highlight language as a bridge for education, research, and cross-border collaboration in the digital era.
Reactics Chem-E-Car UGM wins regional competition and will represent Indonesia at the AIChE international Chem-E-Car event in Boston this November.
UGM expert says Indonesia’s electricity export to Singapore will create jobs, boost the green economy, and attract investment opportunities.
UGM study shows neighborhood friendships provide vital social capital in crises, highlighting the power of support, closeness, and shared history.
Despite declining burned areas, wildfire-affected populations are rising. UGM’s expert urges stronger land mapping and monitoring to reduce risks.
UGM inaugurates Professor Dafri in Human Rights Diplomacy and Global Leadership, presenting cosmopolitan nationalism to resolve human rights violations.
UGM alumna Sylvia Febiandita earned the Arryman Scholarship to pursue master’s and doctoral studies abroad in development economics and public policy.
UGM student teams Digdaya and Prancang Brotoseno win first and second place in the 2025 National Bridge Design Competition with innovative bridge designs.
KPPKI submitted an amicus curiae on Indonesia’s Health Law, highlighting governance, education, and public health concerns.
UGM psychology professor explains Generation Z’s involvement in demonstrations as a response to social pressures and unmet aspirations.
UGM professor highlights risks of 2026 regional transfer budget cuts, warning they could halt infrastructure projects and spark social unrest.
UGM’s medical expert explains the health risks of tear gas exposure and offers practical tips to minimize its effects and protect public safety.
UGM student joins Summer Enrichment Program in the Philippines to exchange knowledge on agricultural innovation and strengthen international collaboration.
UGM students developed the Solar Utility Navigator, winning first place in a national essay competition for their renewable energy innovation for the 3T regions.
Kagama Cup XVIII tennis tournament, part of UGM’s 76th anniversary, gathered 120 alumni participants for competition and reunion.
UGM hosts “Mampir Gelanggang,” an exhibition of 138 visual works by 18 artists, exploring student life cycles through art and culture in GIK, which in the past was named Gelanggang Mahas...
UGM experts highlight recent demonstrations as a reflection of public discontent, urging structural reforms and greater respect for citizens.
Professor Azhari was inaugurated as UGM Professor in Intelligent Multi-Agent Systems Engineering, highlighting human-AI collaboration for a sustainable digital future.
UGM legal expert emphasizes the Constitutional Court must clarify the interpretation of Articles 2 and 3 of the Anti-Corruption Law to ensure justice and certainty.