UGM celebrates Fortakgama’s 40th anniversary with a free fishing event to strengthen collaboration with journalists and media partners.
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UGM and Yogyakarta police discuss campus security, traffic safety, and cooperation to improve public services and community safety.
UGM Professor Agus Sartono urges greater transparency and stronger market governance to restore investor confidence amid Indonesia’s stock market decline.
UGM expert explains how healthy habits, early detection, and family support can reduce the risk of dementia by up to 40%.
UGM highlights how collaboration, access to investors, and technology adoption can strengthen business resilience and Yogyakarta’s entrepreneurial ecosystem.
UGM calls for greater investment in smallholder farmers to promote sustainable palm oil production and inclusive rural development.
UGM student Anjeli Astriani turns Rp500,000 in scholarship savings into a poultry farm through crossbreeding and business innovation.
UGM and KPK discuss digital transformation, data governance, business process mapping, and the role of AI in institutional management.
UGM’s GIFTS 2026 connects researchers, industry, and investors to accelerate research commercialization and strengthen Indonesia’s innovation ecosystem.
UGM economist urges capital market reform after an MSCI reclassification proposal triggers a sharp decline in Indonesia’s stock market.
UGM highlights navigational leadership as a way for higher education institutions to adapt to rapid change while maintaining clear goals and values.
UGM economist urges stronger capital market oversight, transparent share ownership, and consistent enforcement to restore investor confidence.
UGM inaugurates 61 new doctors, emphasizing professional ethics, compassion, and the importance of serving communities across Indonesia.
UGM strengthens education and research partnerships with Tsinghua and Peking universities through academic exchange and joint research.
UGM’s peacebuilding workshop highlights how local knowledge and community experiences can help address intergenerational conflict trauma.
UGM students investigate curcumin and cinnamon extract for inflammation and insulin resistance associated with PCOS.
UGM academics urge health financing reform and revisions to national insurance laws to improve equitable access and long-term sustainability.
UGM economist Wisnu Setiadi Nugroho warns that free cellphone distribution could strain state finances without improving financial inclusion.
UGM and China’s ICI-HAAS collaborate on potato late blight research to support disease management and Indonesian farmers.
UGM retains its Five Star Plus rating in the ASEAN Healthy University assessment, reinforcing its commitment to campus health and well-being.
UGM’s Kagama Cup tennis tournament brings 130 alumni together for competition, friendship, and stronger alumni networks.
UGMPreneurs 2026 highlights execution, financial literacy, marketing, and brand building as keys to sustainable business success.
Porsenigama 2026 brings 4,556 UGM students together to compete in sports and arts while promoting unity, empathy, and sportsmanship.
UGM students will test how water moves through silica sand under microgravity at Germany’s Bremen Drop Tower in February 2027.
UGM sends 43 student teams to PIMNAS 2026, the highest number nationally, and hopes to reclaim the overall championship.
A UGM professor urges Indonesia to use OIC diplomacy to promote peace between Yemen and Saudi Arabia.
UGM students use computational biology to investigate curcumin’s potential as an antidepressant candidate and its interaction with the 5-HT2C receptor.
UGM’s veterinary team tests dairy goats in Klaten for mineral deficiencies and evaluates iodine supplements to support livestock health.
Seventeen UGM researchers earn global recognition in the World’s Top 2% Scientists 2026 list for their contributions to science.
UGM and the University of Dundee launch fast-track and dual-degree programs, offering Indonesian students new pathways to UK qualifications.
