UGM’s GIFTS 2026 connects researchers, industry, and investors to accelerate research commercialization and strengthen Indonesia’s innovation ecosystem.
SDG 17: Partnerships for the Goals
UGM highlights navigational leadership as a way for higher education institutions to adapt to rapid change while maintaining clear goals and values.
UGM inaugurates 61 new doctors, emphasizing professional ethics, compassion, and the importance of serving communities across Indonesia.
UGM strengthens education and research partnerships with Tsinghua and Peking universities through academic exchange and joint research.
UGM’s peacebuilding workshop highlights how local knowledge and community experiences can help address intergenerational conflict trauma.
UGM students investigate curcumin and cinnamon extract for inflammation and insulin resistance associated with PCOS.
UGM academics urge health financing reform and revisions to national insurance laws to improve equitable access and long-term sustainability.
UGM economist Wisnu Setiadi Nugroho warns that free cellphone distribution could strain state finances without improving financial inclusion.
Semar UGM wins second place in the Prototype Electric Motor class at KMHE 2026 with its Semar Prototype Electric 3.0.
UGM and China’s ICI-HAAS collaborate on potato late blight research to support disease management and Indonesian farmers.
UGM’s Kagama Cup tennis tournament brings 130 alumni together for competition, friendship, and stronger alumni networks.
UGMPreneurs 2026 highlights execution, financial literacy, marketing, and brand building as keys to sustainable business success.
Porsenigama 2026 brings 4,556 UGM students together to compete in sports and arts while promoting unity, empathy, and sportsmanship.
UGM sends 43 student teams to PIMNAS 2026, the highest number nationally, and hopes to reclaim the overall championship.
A UGM professor urges Indonesia to use OIC diplomacy to promote peace between Yemen and Saudi Arabia.
UGM’s veterinary team tests dairy goats in Klaten for mineral deficiencies and evaluates iodine supplements to support livestock health.
UGM and the University of Dundee launch fast-track and dual-degree programs, offering Indonesian students new pathways to UK qualifications.
UGM legal experts warn that rising authoritarianism threatens judicial independence, civil liberties, and democracy in Indonesia.
UGM and Pertamina provide 500 robusta coffee seedlings and two milling machines to strengthen farmers’ productivity in Samigaluh.
UGM and Indonesia’s Ministry of Agriculture strengthen research collaboration, funding, and agricultural innovation to achieve sustainable food self-sufficiency.
UGM guides dairy farmers on feed management, livestock nutrition, housing conditions, and disease prevention during the prolonged dry season.
UGM and Indonesia’s Agriculture Ministry strengthen food security through Gamagora 7 rice, local soybean development, and cocoa seed distribution.
UGM experts urge better peatland water management, fire prevention, and wildlife habitat protection to address recurring forest fires in Indonesia.
UGM, UNFPA, and Norway highlight gender equality, financial independence, and meaningful opportunities for young people in Indonesia.
UGM builds 11 wells in Purworejo to help farmers maintain harvests and address dry-season water shortages.
UGM research finds that Indonesia’s 8% ride-hailing platform fee cap has not improved driver welfare, as operating costs erode earnings.
UGM expert Sri Wiyanti Eddyono identifies patriarchal attitudes and high political costs as barriers to women’s representation in Parliament.
UGM expert Rika Fatimah promotes collaborative entrepreneurship ecosystems to strengthen rural economies and community self-reliance.
UGM graduate students distribute 250,000 liters of clean water to drought-affected communities in Gunungkidul, Yogyakarta.
UGM trains 30 Gunungkidul MSMEs in packaging, labeling, branding, and digital marketing to improve product competitiveness.
