Three UGM medical graduates achieved a perfect 4.00 GPA and shared their academic journeys, challenges, and future aspirations.
SDG 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth
UGM and SWID partner to advance research commercialization, scholarships, and career opportunities for UGM alumni.
UGM economist cautions that closing study programs based on market demand may undermine innovation and critical thinking.
New UGM Professor Mohammad Affan Fajar Falah advocates sustainable agroindustrial systems through innovation and the circular economy.
ASEAN merupakan salah satu kawasan dengan pertumbuhan ekonomi tercepat di dunia dengan total penduduk lebih dari 687 juta jiwa. Didukung oleh integrasi digital, ASEAN berkembang pesat menjad...
UGM’s Gamagora 7 rice variety is being tested in East Kalimantan to support rainfed farming and strengthen food security.
Membangun citra kota kini menjadi instrumen krusial bagi banyak pemda untuk meningkatkan perekonomian daerah dengan menyajikan destinasi dan event untuk meningkatkan daya tarik wisatawan, in...
SV UGM Career Days 2026 featured 37 companies and expanded global career opportunities for Indonesian youth.
Megawati urges Indonesia to strengthen maritime sovereignty, research, and self-reliance amid global geopolitical challenges.
UGM promotes digital financial literacy and ethical financial inclusion for young people at Jogja Financial Festival 2026.
UGM and the North Lombok Regency Government discussed collaboration on cultural heritage research, date palm cultivation, education, and community empowerment initiatives.
Three UGM social sciences and humanities programs rank among the world’s top 100, reflecting global academic recognition.
UGM experts warn that the Kopdes merah Putih program risks weakening economic democracy and village autonomy.
DPD RI Chair Sultan Bachtiar Najamudin encouraged UGM graduates to become adaptive, innovative, and impactful leaders.
National milk production fulfills only 23 percent of Indonesia’s consumption demand, prompting calls for stronger collaboration.
UGM, the Ministry of Agriculture, and PT SGN collaborate to optimize KHDTK land for food and energy self-sufficiency.
UGM professor urges stronger public literacy to identify fake honey and improve the quality of Indonesian honey products.
UGM students introduced Indonesian gastronomy tourism through regional culinary experiences from Sumatra to Papua.
Rupiah weakening may raise prices of essentials, transport, and energy, says UGM economist, urging fiscal discipline and export push.
UGM economist highlights the causes of the rupiah's decline and urges policies to maintain public and investor confidence.
Okky Madasari highlights language and culture as key drivers of Indonesia’s economy amid debate on study program closures.
UGM expert analyzes tighter tax refund policy, warning of impacts on cash flow, compliance, and economic stability.
UGM graduate Jessy Wijaya completes specialist study the fastest and earns the highest GPA of 3.97.
UGM experts highlight the need for legal education and stronger protection for Indonesian migrant workers.
A retired UGM staff member stays active and earns income through hydroponic lettuce farming after retirement.
UGM professor raises food safety concerns in the MBG program after 33,626 reported student poisoning cases.
UGM appoints 16 members to the Board of Trustees for 2026–2031 to strengthen accountable, transparent university governance.
Indonesia and China strengthen collaboration in vocational education to boost global competitiveness and workforce readiness.
63% of Indonesia’s poultry distribution remains on Java, highlighting challenges in supply equity and food security.
Seven UGM staff candidates share ideas on welfare, careers, and digital transformation ahead of the MWA election.
