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SDGs 4: Quality Education

Rethinking Jokowi 2014–2024: UGM’s PhD Program in Political Science Presents French Perspectives on Jokowi’s Leadership

Yogyakarta, June 2, 2026—The Doctoral Program in Political Science at Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM) hosted a public lecture to discuss the book Understanding Jokowi: Progressive Realism in Indonesian Politics (2014–2024). The event marked the start of a two-day colloquium for doctoral students in Political Science at UGM.

The public lecture was attended by undergraduate, master’s, and doctoral students from UGM’s Department of Political Science. Amid the dominance of political researchers from Australia and the United States in Indonesia, this event offered a new perspective on Indonesian politics from a French academic tradition. read more

FISIPOL UGM Auditorium: The Epicentrum of the Academic Community

Yogyakarta, June 2, 2026─The auditorium on the fourth floor of the Faculty of Social and Political Sciences (FISIPOL) at Gadjah Mada University (UGM) continues to solidify its role as an active and inclusive hub for public discourse. This state-of-the-art venue has become the primary location for a variety of discussion events involving students, academics, and the general public.

The auditorium has a capacity of up to 200 people and is equipped with a modern audio-visual system, including a high-resolution screen and a sound system that supports dynamic interactive dialogue. One of the standout features that sets it apart from other discussion spaces is the presence of a dedicated ramp, making the area wheelchair-accessible. read more

Graduated from FISIPOL UGM, Muhammad Irsyad Proves That the Spirit of Learning is Unhindered by Limitations

Yogyakarta, May 29, 2026─Graduation moments always bring a sense of relief and pride, and Muhammad Irsyad is no exception. On Thursday (21/5), Irsyad officially became one of the graduates of the Social Development and Welfare (PSdK) Study Program at FISIPOL UGM. Having a visual impairment was not an obstacle in his journey to earn a bachelor’s degree, a journey that provided him with many meaningful lessons. Starting college during the pandemic certainly presented difficult adaptation challenges, but Irsyad successfully proved that the situation did not deter his steps to obtain equal and quality access to education. read more

Firm Against Violence, Compassionate in Recovery: FISIPOL UGM Holds an Awareness Session on Addressing Sexual Violence and Mental Health

Yogyakarta, 26th of May 2026—The Department of Politics and Government Studies at Universitas Gadjah Mada (DPP UGM) held an awareness-raising event on addressing sexual violence and mental health.

The event was organized in response to growing public concern over cases of violence in academic settings, including student demonstrations at UPN “Veteran” Yogyakarta demanding the dismissal of 11 faculty members suspected of sexual violence.

The Head of the Department of Politics and Government at UGM, AAGN Ari Dwipayana, emphasized that the department has the authority to take firm action in addressing issues of violence, but also provides ample space for recovery from the impact of such violence. “There is no tolerance for violence, but there is always room for recovery,” he said. read more

From the Classroom to the Public Sphere: IUP FISIPOL UGM Students Prove Themselves as Agents of Change Through Social Campaigns

Yogyakarta, 25th of May 2026—-As part of the culminating assessment for the Social Campaign course, students from the Communication Studies program at the Faculty of Social and Political Sciences (FISIPOL), UGM, organized a social campaign. 

The event, which took place on Monday (May 25), was held in the Sansiro area at FISIPOL UGM. This activity served as an opportunity for students to translate course material into social interventions in public spaces.

The one-day event aimed to encourage students not only to be sensitive to various social issues but also to actively seek solutions using relevant communication strategies.  read more

The Paradox of Food Security: GAMAPI UGM Holds Public Conference with Experts

Yogyakarta, 23rd May 2026—The Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM) Public Management and Policy Student Association (GAMAPI UGM) concluded its Public Action series of events by hosting a Public Conference to discuss food security with experts.

Food security has become a critical topic of discussion, particularly in light of its alignment with the national strategic program of President Prabowo Subianto. The complexities surrounding food security necessitate a thorough examination, especially when its implementation involves various actors and interests. The conference aimed to shed light on these complexities and foster a deeper understanding of the challenges and opportunities in achieving food security. read more

IIS UGM Hosts Research Toolkit Training #2, Equipping Students with Systematic Literature Review Practices

Yogyakarta, May 22, 2026 — To equip students with advanced research skills, the Institute of International Studies (IIS) UGM held the Research Toolkit Training #2 on Friday (05/22). Taking place in the DIHI Common Room, BC Building 5th Floor, this offline training specifically delved into the Systematic Literature Review (SLR) method. The event, which ran from 13:30 to 16:00 WIB, was widely open to undergraduate and postgraduate students, as well as alumni of International Relations at UGM.

Amidst the flood of global literature, the SLR method was introduced as a relevant methodological tool to objectively map the development of knowledge (State-of-the-Art). Through structured and replicable data synthesis, participants were taught how to identify their research position among thousands of existing scientific publications. read more

Dean of FISIPOL UGM Emphasizes Social Responsibility Behind the Privilege of a Bachelor’s Degree at the Period III Graduation of 2026

Yogyakarta, May 21, 2026 — At the Period III Undergraduate Graduation of Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM), the Faculty of Social and Political Sciences (FISIPOL) officially sent off 168 graduates. The solemn graduation ceremony, held in the west corridor of the faculty, was not only an academic celebration but also a moment of reflection for the graduates before directly entering society.

The Dean of FISIPOL UGM, Dr. Wawan Mas’udi, in his speech highlighted the crucial issue regarding educational privilege and the social responsibility now borne by the graduates. He reminded that out of the more than 270 million population of Indonesia, having the opportunity to earn a bachelor’s degree is a great privilege. read more

UGM Master’s Program in International Relations Holds 2026 Open Day, Introduces New Curriculum and Offers Class Sit-In Experience

Yogyakarta, May 21, 2026─The Master’s Program in International Relations, Faculty of Social and Political Sciences (FISIPOL) Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM), once again held a Master’s Open Day on Thursday (May 21). Taking place online via the Zoom platform, this event was specifically designed for prospective students interested in pursuing postgraduate studies within the UGM International Relations (IR) program.

In this year’s Open Day, participants not only received an in-depth presentation about the study program, curriculum, and registration procedures, but also had the opportunity to experience a lecture firsthand through a class sit-in session. read more

Half the Minimum Wage, No Days Off, and Mounting Debt: The DEMA FISIPOL UGM Selasar Forum Highlights the Vulnerability of Migrant Domestic Workers

Yogyakarta, May 19, 2026─DEMA FISIPOL UGM’s Selasar Forum highlighted the vulnerabilities faced by migrant domestic workers on Tuesday at the FISIPOL UGM Selasar Barat.

In commemoration of Labor Day (May 1), the Student Council (DEMA) of the Faculty of Social and Political Sciences at Gadjah Mada University held a Forum Selasar with a primary focus on highlighting the vulnerabilities experienced by Indonesian migrant domestic workers. The event took place at the West Selasar, FISIPOL UGM, and featured several speakers from Beranda Migran and the Coordination of Former Indonesian Migrant Workers (KOPPMI). read more