Seven UGM staff candidates share ideas on welfare, careers, and digital transformation ahead of the MWA election.
SDG 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth
Indonesia develops AI talent to solve real-world challenges and support digital transformation across key sectors.
UGM’s EPA program attracts high interest in 2026 admissions, highlighting the growing demand for agribusiness education in Indonesia.
UGM and Bank Mandiri Taspen renew partnership to enhance pension services, HR development, and education collaboration.
Indonesia’s capital market faces governance challenges as trust, law enforcement, and transparency issues raise concerns.
Indonesia boosts palm oil diplomacy capacity to face EU deforestation rules and strengthen global competitiveness.
Global Economic Uncertainty Drives Need for Human Capital Development and Energy Transition Policies
Indonesia urged to boost human capital and energy policies to withstand global economic uncertainty and inflation pressures.
UGM expert calls for independent and competent MBG kitchen certification to ensure safe food services.
Eid transport fare discounts boost regional economies and mobility, says UGM expert.
Iran conflict disrupts fertilizer supply, prompting UGM expert to call for organic fertilizer development.
UGM expert urges dialogue as thousands of PPPK workers risk dismissal due to regional budget limits.
Kosudgama marks its 44th anniversary with 8,855 members and Rp312 billion in assets, highlighting growth and cooperative innovation.
UGM collaborates to develop sustainable cocoa in Cilacap, supporting farmers, research, and supply chain resilience.
UGM ranks 28 subjects in QS WUR by Subject 2026, reflecting steady gains in global academic reputation and research quality.
Eid 2026 travel surge in Yogyakarta prompts calls for responsible tourism and waste management.
UGM alumnus Rif’an overcomes financial hardship to study abroad and pursue a PhD in the Netherlands through the LPDP scholarship.
UGM expert says rising global oil prices could accelerate Indonesia’s shift toward renewable energy and reduce reliance on imports.
UGM professor highlights challenges in coffee productivity and farmers’ welfare despite Indonesia’s growing coffee industry.
UGM economist says government performance should focus on public impact, not budget absorption, despite Indonesia’s large state budget.
UGM experts urge farmers to mitigate crop failure risks as BMKG forecasts an earlier and longer dry season.
UGM expert warns pension protection in Indonesia remains limited, risking elderly poverty and future generational burdens.
UGM economist says free Eid homecoming tickets can reduce accident risks and protect vulnerable travelers despite limited capacity.
UGM law expert highlights royalty transparency issues and AI challenges facing Indonesia’s music industry on National Music Day.
UGM graduate Naufal Firdausyan earns an LPDP scholarship to pursue a double degree at UGM and the University of Glasgow in sustainable development.
UGM’s horror film Setan Alas! premieres nationwide on Mar. 5 after awards and global festival screenings.
Aira completes UGM’s Applied Bachelor's in 3 years 11 months, becoming the fastest graduate in her cohort.
UGM expert urges better governance and oversight of LPDP scholarship service obligations after public controversy over alumni’s social media posts.
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.
UGM scholars highlight Indonesia’s layered crisis, calling for epistemic freedom and stronger democratic resilience.
