Istiqomah Katin becomes UGM’s youngest specialist graduate at 28, showcasing dedication and resilience in medical education.
SDG 5: Gender Equality
UGM appoints 16 members to the Board of Trustees for 2026–2031 to strengthen accountable, transparent university governance.
Professor Mutiah Amini reveals Kartini’s progressive views on urban social space, modernization, and citizens’ rights.
UGM develops an AI-based method to sort peaberry coffee quickly and accurately without damaging beans.
UGM’s EPA program attracts high interest in 2026 admissions, highlighting the growing demand for agribusiness education in Indonesia.
UGM professor compares agrarian reform in Indonesia and South Korea and its impact on agricultural development.
UGM students create a smart sticker from dragon fruit peel to monitor chicken meat quality in real time.
UGM invites students from Papua New Guinea and Solomon Islands to apply via regular and IUP pathways.
UGM inaugurates a married couple as professors, highlighting their contributions to AI and chemistry research.
UGM inaugurates three dentistry professors who address biomedical tech, biomaterials, and oral health inequality in Indonesia.
UGM opens IUP's second batch of admissions until April 28, offering 1,221 seats across 31 programs with global academic opportunities.
Pharmacoeconomic modeling helps assess the cost-effectiveness of medicines for Indonesia’s National Health Insurance (JKN) program.
UGM ranks 28 subjects in QS WUR by Subject 2026, reflecting steady gains in global academic reputation and research quality.
UGM inaugurates 33 new dietitians to strengthen public nutrition and address the growing global obesity challenge.
UGM inaugurates 76 new leaders of student organizations and communities to strengthen leadership, innovation, and campus engagement.
UGM expert warns pension protection in Indonesia remains limited, risking elderly poverty and future generational burdens.
Experts highlight the importance of women’s voices and leadership to achieve gender equality in the postmodern era.
Japanese and UGM students collaborate in a 10-day community service program in Bantul through the SUIJI-SLP 2026 initiative.
UGM professor warns moldy bread in Indonesia’s free school meal program may pose health risks and urges stricter food safety oversight.
UGM’s Faculty of Dentistry celebrates its 78th anniversary by strengthening dental sociopreneurship through education, research, and technology.
UGM students win Silver Medal in Malaysia for Safe-Box, a non-electric storage system that keeps fruits and vegetables fresh longer.
Aira completes UGM’s Applied Bachelor's in 3 years 11 months, becoming the fastest graduate in her cohort.
UGM academics criticize the Indonesia–US ART, citing constitutional concerns and risks to sovereignty and the economy.
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 economist says Indonesia’s 8% growth target is hard to achieve, with 2026 growth projected at 5%.
UGM Accounting graduate Cynthia Fransisca earns cum laude honors after excelling in academics, organizations, and competitions.
LPS provides scholarships, internships, and 60 computers to UGM, strengthening research and financial education partnerships.
Tiara Amanda graduates from UGM Dentistry at 20, becoming the youngest graduate in her cohort.
