UGM scholars highlight Indonesia’s layered crisis, calling for epistemic freedom and stronger democratic resilience.
SDG 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth
UGM students open three innovative food and beverage stalls at FEB UGM to sharpen entrepreneurial and sustainability skills.
UGM graduates 1,353 undergraduate and applied bachelor’s students in the 2025/2026 Period II ceremony.
FAO Indonesia highlights 637 million people facing food insecurity and urges multidisciplinary solutions.
UGM economist calls for restoring policy credibility after Moody’s downgrades Indonesia’s credit outlook.
UGM alumna Herdiana builds DEWITI herbal tea bags into a national and international MSME brand.
UGM inaugurates Prof. Reni Rosari, emphasizing a sense of belonging as key to sustainable and meaningful organizations
UGM forum calls for a cross-sector roadmap to combat AI-driven disinformation, highlighting deepfake threats, digital governance gaps, and the need for systemic collaboration in Indonesia.
UGM economist warns Indonesia’s shrinking middle class signals fragile job quality and stalled social mobility.
UGM expert highlights Indonesia’s rare earth potential, prospective regions, and challenges in extraction technology.
UGM lecturer urges stronger regulations to ensure fair wages and social protection for online motorcycle taxi drivers.
UGM partners with NVIDIA and Indosat to develop AI research, infrastructure, and healthcare innovation.
UGM economist clarifies false claims that Indonesia is the world’s second poorest country.
UGM alumnus Anselmus Wau turns pandemic layoff into success with MAMOKA cassava chips and culinary ventures.
Universities urged to prioritize impactful research over metrics and administrative compliance.
Prof. Luthfi Muta’ali was inaugurated as UGM Professor of Regional Development, highlighting space, environment, and justice.
UGM professor warns that rising food productivity has not improved farmers’ welfare or ensured food sovereignty in Indonesia.
UGM researcher urges early outreach and simplified reactivation after 11 million PBI JKN beneficiaries were deactivated.
A UGM-University of Nottingham survey reveals that most Indonesian campuses remain inaccessible for lecturers with disabilities
UGM lecturer warns that rising layoffs and informal work threaten social cohesion, urging inclusive policies and stronger social protection.
Coordinating Minister Airlangga Hartarto highlights industrial downstreaming, food security, and human resources as engines of growth.
UGM economist urges stronger financial governance to curb Indonesia’s shadow economy and prevent tax leakages.
UGM KKN students help develop Kledung Village’s coffee potential in Pacitan as a sustainable and high-value local commodity.
A UGM economist warns that 59 percent of Indonesian workers are informal and urges stronger employment and social protection policies.
UGM and Hitachi Asia Indonesia reinforce long-term collaboration to advance impact-driven research, innovation, and talent development.
UGM economist warns that lack of transparency has made Indonesia’s capital market vulnerable to speculative shocks and declining investor trust.
With 66 islands and rich Kei culture, UGM encourages Tual City to develop special interest tourism to strengthen maritime-based destinations.
UGM opens a quota of 10,000 new undergraduate and applied undergraduate students for 2026 through national and independent admissions.
UGM alumni and the Faculty of Psychology promote early mental health awareness for children and adolescents through outreach programs in Bali.
Working as a food delivery driver while studying, UGM Law graduate Wahyu Aji Ramadan proves perseverance can lead to cum laude success.
