UGM deploys 30 student volunteers through the KKN-PPM Disaster Response program to support post-disaster recovery efforts in Aceh.
SDG 3: Good Health and Well-being
Informal employment, low wages, and weak social protection drive overwork in Indonesia, says UGM economist Wisnu Setiadi Nugroho.
Gaming for over 10 hours a week can harm physical and mental health, increasing risks of obesity and addiction, warns a UGM mental health expert.
UGM research shows prison-based job training can build inmates’ self-efficacy, resilience, and hope for a meaningful second chance after release.
Pulmonary embolism remains a silent but deadly threat in Indonesia, often detected late due to low awareness of deep vein thrombosis.
UGM Research Team Formulates Post-Disaster Recovery Recommendations for Flood-Affected Areas in Aceh
UGM researchers propose adaptive, sustainable post-disaster recovery strategies for flood-affected areas in Aceh, based on rapid field assessments.
UGM Master of Business Administration graduate Yulistika Rahayu completes her studies with a perfect 4.00 GPA, earning top graduate honors at FEB UGM.
UGM’s KKN-PPM Kita Morotai team organized Sepak Bola Rao 2026 to strengthen youth solidarity ahead of the Rao Rayo Festival in Morotai.
UGM alumni runners donate over Rp500 million through a charity run to support scholarships, disaster-affected students, and UGM’s endowment fund.
A UGM lecturer has developed a rapid, eco-friendly tool for detecting food safety and authenticity, earning international recognition through the Hitachi Award.
UGM expert urges integration of the Free Nutritious Meals (MBG) program for pregnant women and toddlers with Indonesia’s primary healthcare system.
Hundreds of students in Grobogan suffered food poisoning from free nutritious meals, prompting experts to urge stricter food safety oversight.
KKN students organized the Rao Run 5K on Morotai Island, attracting widespread community participation to promote healthy living and local tourism.
More than 500 runners joined the GMC Runniversary at UGM, which was attended by the President Director of BPJS Kesehatan, promoting healthy lifestyles.
UGM medical experts explain the causes, symptoms, and treatment of upper abdominal pain and stress the importance of early screening.
UGM’s Faculty of Veterinary Medicine inaugurates 205 new veterinarians, strengthening Indonesia’s animal health and food security sectors.
Lower back pain is increasing among young adults. A neurologist from UGM’s Academic Hospital shares simple tips for prevention and relief.
UGM builds 550 driftwood-based temporary shelters to help flood survivors in Aceh move from emergency tents to safe, healthy housing.
UGM research shows diabetes care requires emotional regulation and self-management, with clinical hypnosis supporting long-term treatment outcomes.
A UGM professor warns of misleading health content on social media and urges the public to strengthen health and digital literacy.
Research at UGM shows that psychosocial support rooted in local wisdom effectively strengthens the mental health and resilience of disaster survivors.
A UGM doctoral student joins academic programs at NTUA, Greece, to strengthen international research collaboration in waste management and sustainability.
UGM and the Mayapada Group agree to collaborate in education, research, and community service, including the development of research facilities at RSA UGM.
UGM’s Gadjah Mada Medical Center marks its 25th anniversary by holding a blood donation drive and providing free pap smear screenings.
UGM Faculty of Psychology is urged to strengthen its contribution to youth mental health during its 61st Anniversary Senate Meeting.
A UGM microbiology expert urges vigilance against the Superflu variant, warning of potential fatal risks for vulnerable populations.
Indonesia records nearly 15,000 new leprosy cases annually. A UGM professor explains simple early detection methods to prevent disability.
UGM students win the Nutrifood Leadership Award 2025 after excelling in leadership training and a national health-focused social project.
After a year of implementation, a UGM nutrition expert urges stricter food safety and an end to ultra-processed foods in Indonesia’s free meal program.
A UGM expert says 14 million workers earning below the minimum wage reflects limited job creation and weak worker bargaining power.
