UGM doctor advises limiting sugary foods at iftar to prevent blood sugar spikes and maintain health during Ramadan fasting.
SDG 3: Good Health and Well-being
UGM professor warns marine wildlife research and conservation in Indonesia remain limited despite the nation’s vast biodiversity.
UGM and Mayapada Group collaborate on education, medical research, and healthcare innovation to improve services and human resources in Indonesia.
Institute of International Studies (IIS) UGM calls for a review of Indonesia’s participation in the Board of Peace following recent geopolitical developments.
UGM expert explains how fasting during Ramadan triggers autophagy, improving metabolism, insulin sensitivity, and emotional stability.
UGM students support post-disaster recovery in Sumatra through KKN-PPM programs in infrastructure, health, and education.
UGM students win Silver Medal in Malaysia for Safe-Box, a non-electric storage system that keeps fruits and vegetables fresh longer.
UGM student Giga Aura Adkhy develops an AI mental health platform, Aika, which wins first place at the EDU Chain Hackathon 2025.
UGM expert warns that US imports without halal certification and tax could threaten Indonesia’s local livestock businesses.
Aira completes UGM’s Applied Bachelor's in 3 years 11 months, becoming the fastest graduate in her cohort.
UGM inaugurates a community village hall in North Aceh to strengthen social resilience and support post-flood recovery efforts.
UGM expert urges better governance and oversight of LPDP scholarship service obligations after public controversy over alumni’s social media posts.
UGM expert highlights declining interest in Indonesian language study abroad and emphasizes culture and tourism promotion as key strategies.
Authors and scholars highlight writing as a way for women to find identity and empowerment in society.
UGM and CBM-B3T expand biomarine research to strengthen biodiversity and coastal empowerment in 3T regions.
Yogyakarta becomes Indonesia’s pilot city for breast cancer management through the YBCI program led by UGM
UGM experts urge improved road safety literacy, infrastructure, and collaboration to reduce campus traffic accidents.
LPS provides scholarships, internships, and 60 computers to UGM, strengthening research and financial education partnerships.
UGM expert discusses multiculturalism, Cap Go Meh, and the Year of the Fire Horse in 2026.
UGM scholars highlight Indonesia’s layered crisis, calling for epistemic freedom and stronger democratic resilience.
FEB UGM installs dedicated elevators to ensure equal access to the campus for students with disabilities.
UGM researcher earns Austrian award for developing lipid nanotechnology that stabilizes bioactives from black seed oil for food and nutraceutical use.
UGM’s Faculty of Pharmacy declares an Integrity Zone to strengthen transparent governance and build a corruption-free, service-oriented bureaucracy.
UGM psychologist says Gen Z’s rising protests reflect societal change, crisis conditions, and digital activism shaping youth perspectives.
UGM students open three innovative food and beverage stalls at FEB UGM to sharpen entrepreneurial and sustainability skills.
UGM urges stronger mental health literacy and stigma reduction as Indonesia records over 1,000 suicide cases annually.
UGM expert explains how aerobic exercise supports mental health through controlled stress adaptation and oxygen supply.
UGM researcher says corruption in Indonesia is a systemic problem that personal piety alone cannot resolve.
UGM strengthens PIAT as a micro-scale waste-management model and living laboratory for circular-ecosystem innovation.
FAO Indonesia highlights 637 million people facing food insecurity and urges multidisciplinary solutions.
