Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM) strengthened its international partnerships with leading Chinese universities through a series of visits to Tsinghua University and Peking University in Beijing, China, on October 12 and 13, 2026. The visits aimed to deepen existing collaborations and explore opportunities for further academic and research cooperation between the institutions.

The UGM delegation consisted of Rector, Prof. dr. Ova Emilia, M.Med.Ed., Sp.OG(K)., Ph.D.; the Vice Rector for Research, Business Development, and Partnerships, Dr. Danang Sri Hadmoko, S.Si., M.Sc.; the Vice Dean for Research, Community Service, Collaboration, and Alumni of the Faculty of Pharmacy, Prof. Dr.rer.nat. Nanang Fakhrudin, M.Si., Apt.; and the Vice Dean for Cooperation, Alumni, and Community Services of the Faculty of Medicine, Public Health, and Nursing, Dr. dr. Sudadi, SpAn-TI.,Subsp.N.An.(K)., Subsp.An.R(K).

The visit to Tsinghua University began with a courtesy meeting, during which the UGM delegation was warmly welcomed by university representatives led by the Vice President of Tsinghua University, Prof. Wang Hongwei. Following the meeting, the delegation toured several facilities, including laboratories and the Pharmaceutical Technology Center, to learn more about the university’s research and academic facilities.

Professor Wang also emphasized the importance of strengthening cooperation with Indonesian universities, given Indonesia’s significance as a major country in Southeast Asia. Tsinghua’s representative office in Bali reflects the University’s strong commitment to expanding higher education collaboration across Southeast Asia, particularly with Indonesia.

The visit also marked a decade of cooperation between UGM and Tsinghua University, dating back to 2016, when UGM hosted 20 Tsinghua students and senior executives through the Cross-Cultural Understanding Summer Program. The two universities subsequently formalised their institutional partnership by signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) in 2022.

The following day, the UGM delegation visited Peking University. The Vice President Prof. Dr. Fang Fang, who also serves as a member of the University’s Party Committee Standing Committee, received Rector Ova and delegation in the central hall of Linhuxuan. He introduced UGM’s delegation with Peking University’s educational programs and international partnerships. Prof. Fang Fang also noted that Peking University values collaboration with Indonesian universities and research institutions, and that the two sides have already established a strong foundation for exchanges in medicine and public health. 

In addition to a courtesy meeting to discuss institutional relations, the delegation visited the Peking University Health Science Center, providing an opportunity to explore areas of shared interest in health sciences and medical education.

One existing collaboration between the two institutions involves the School of Public Health at Peking University and UGM’s Faculty of Medicine, Public Health, and Nursing. The cooperation agreement, which runs from 2025 until 2030, provides a foundation for continued collaboration between the two academic units.

“UGM values its growing partnerships with both Peking University and Tsinghua University,” Prof. Ova remarked. “We hope to deepen collaboration in education and research, expand opportunities for faculty and student exchange, and develop joint initiatives that respond to shared priorities in Indonesia, China, and the wider region.”

To conclude the visit, the UGM delegation met with representatives of the Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia in Beijing and was welcomed by Parulian George Andreas Silalahi, the Deputy Chief of Mission. The meeting provided an opportunity to strengthen institutional ties and engage with Indonesia’s diplomatic representatives in China.

Mr. Silalahi remarked that the Embassy welcomes UGM’s efforts to strengthen academic partnerships with leading universities in China. “These collaborations can create new opportunities for joint research and academic exchange, while contributing to stronger ties between Indonesia and China,” he added.

Through these visits, UGM seeks to maintain strong relationships with its Chinese university partners while exploring opportunities to expand academic and research collaboration. Continued engagement with international institutions remains an important part of UGM’s efforts to advance global partnerships and create opportunities for knowledge exchange.

Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM) and Institut Universitaire de Technologie (IUT) Le Havre, France, discussed opportunities to expand their academic partnership during IUT Le Havre’s visit to UGM on Tuesday, October 13, 2026. The discussion covered student mobility and potential collaboration in education,  and research and community service.

The visiting delegation included Karine Delforge, English Teacher and Head of Bilingual Programs, and Emilie Legrand, a researcher and Head of the Social Work Department at IUT Le Havre.

Representing UGM, Tyas Ikhsan Himawan, S.Si., M.Sc., Ph.D., Head of the Office of International Affairs (OIA) UGM, welcomed the delegation and expressed UGM’s openness to developing further collaboration between the two institutions.

“UGM warmly welcomes opportunities to collaborate with IUT Le Havre in student and staff mobility, joint supervision, and joint research. These initiatives align with UGM’s strategic direction to broaden its international partnerships and expand collaboration in education and research,” he stated.

UGM and IUT Le Havre have maintained a partnership since 2014, with student exchange as one of its key areas of cooperation. As of 2026, UGM has welcomed four students from IUT Le Havre through the program. Building on this collaboration, both institutions discussed ways to encourage greater student participation in future exchanges.

Karine Delforge expressed her hope for closer cooperation between the two institutions and more opportunities for student exchange.

“We are very grateful to UGM for welcoming our students and providing them with such a positive experience. We hope to further strengthen our partnership and create more opportunities for student exchange, including increasing the number of students from IUT Le Havre who can participate in the program,” she said.

Through the visit, UGM and IUT Le Havre reaffirmed their shared interest in developing their longstanding partnership and creating more opportunities for academic exchange. Continued communication between the two institutions is expected to support future initiatives between their academic communities.

 

Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM) continues to expand its international network by strengthening partnerships with international partners, including the Russian Federation. One such effort was realized through a courtesy visit to the UGM campus on Wednesday, October 7, 2026, by the Ambassador of the Russian Federation to the Republic of Indonesia, Sergei Tolchenov, who was accompanied by the Director of the Russian House in Jakarta, Nikita Shilikov, and their delegation. The visit marks a step toward deepening bilateral ties in higher education, research, and innovation.

 

The meeting focused on exploring potential partnerships in several areas, including the proposed establishment of Russian Studies at UGM’s Faculty of Cultural Sciences, the Russian Government Scholarship for Indonesian citizens, the Rosatom Scholarship, and opportunities for collaboration in tropical-polar research. The discussion also covered academic development, student and academic mobility, and research collaboration between UGM and institutions in Russia.

UGM Rector Prof. dr. Ova Emilia, M.Med.Ed., Sp.OG(K), Ph.D., emphasized that the meeting represents an opportunity to translate existing institutional relations into more tangible academic and research activities.

 

“Through this visit by the Russian Ambassador, we hope to build on the relationship that UGM and our partners in Russia have developed over the years and expand it into broader collaboration, not only in education and research, but also in fields such as agriculture, engineering, culture, and tropical-polar research, as well as technological innovation, capacity building, and other initiatives that can contribute to addressing shared global challenges and strengthening the relationship between Indonesia and Russia.”

Meanwhile, Sergei Tolchenov, Ambassador of the Russian Federation to the Republic of Indonesia, highlighted the importance of strengthening educational and academic ties between Russia and Indonesia, particularly through opportunities that directly involve students, academics, and researchers.

 

“The Indonesian government’s current focus is largely on the need for skilled personnel in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM), a need that is becoming increasingly important. By strengthening academic and research cooperation, we can provide students and young researchers with greater opportunities to develop the knowledge and skills needed to meet these emerging needs.”

Collaborative ties between UGM and various Russian institutions continue to grow through active partnerships with entities such as MGIMO University, ITMO University, Saint Petersburg State Marine Technical University, St. Petersburg State University, and JSC Positive Technologies. A range of programs has been implemented, including student mobility (semester exchanges, competitions, and the IISMA program through 2024), academic exchanges, and joint research and publication initiatives. Memorandum of Understanding and student exchange agreements with these partners serve as the foundation for long-term academic cooperation. Looking ahead, UGM is also in the process of establishing new partnerships with the Institute of Asian and African Studies, Lomonosov Moscow State University, and RUDN University.

 

The discussion also explores potential cooperation in language studies, nuclear technology applications for medicine,agriculture and clean energy and a double-degree program on nuclear engineering Besides aiming to address important issues such as climate change and cryosphere dynamics, the joint programs on nuclear technology also reflect the effort from UGM to support the Indonesian Government in supplying scientists and skillful human resources to establish a more sustainable environment through cleaner energy. Additionally, these high-impact initiatives are expected to strengthen UGM’s international reputation, expand global academic partnerships, and support SDGs 13, 14, 15, and 17.

Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM) and the National University of Singapore (NUS) discussed opportunities to develop postgraduate education and academic collaboration during NUS’ visit to UGM on Monday, October 5, 2026, at the UGM Central Office.

The visit brought together representatives from NUS’ Centre for English Language Communication (CELC), led by Koi Cheng Lee, Director of CELC, as well as representatives from the School of Continuing and Lifelong Education (NUS SCALE), NUS Enterprise, and Interest Education Yogyakarta.

Representing UGM, Head of the Office of International Affairs (OIA), Tyas Ikhsan Hikmawan, S.Si., M.Si., Ph.D., welcomed the NUS delegation and expressed UGM’s openness to developing further collaboration, particularly in postgraduate education.

“We warmly welcome the opportunity to explore further collaboration with NUS. UGM already has experience in developing joint-degree programmes, and we believe this provides a strong foundation for developing new postgraduate pathways that bring together the strengths of both institutions,” he said.

The discussion explored several models for postgraduate collaboration, including pathways that would allow students to undertake different stages of their master’s education at UGM and NUS. One model discussed would enable students to spend one year at UGM and one year at NUS as part of their master’s studies, while another could connect undergraduate study at UGM with postgraduate study at NUS. The possibility of developing joint-degree programmes and connecting these pathways with LPDP funding was also discussed.

The potential collaboration could provide students with opportunities to gain academic experience at both institutions while pursuing postgraduate education in an international academic environment. The discussion also included the possibility of developing collaboration with the Faculty of Cultural Sciences (FIB) UGM, particularly through its master’s programmes.

Beyond postgraduate education, the meeting also discussed broader opportunities for academic collaboration based on the mutual interests and expertise of UGM and NUS. The discussions provided a starting point for both institutions to identify areas that could be further developed through continued communication.

Sazali Johari, Deputy Director and Programme Head at NUS Enterprise and Programme Head of the MSc (Venture Creation), welcomed the discussion as an opportunity to further develop the relationship between UGM and NUS.

“We see this as a valuable opportunity to further our partnership with UGM. We hope that the discussions today can open the way for continued communication and further collaboration between our institutions,” he stated.

Following the meeting at the UGM Central Office, the NUS delegation continued its visit with the NUS Postgraduate Info Session at the Gelanggang Inovasi dan Kreativitas (GIK) UGM. The session provided the UGM academic community with information on postgraduate study opportunities at NUS, including programme options, admission pathways, scholarships, and opportunities for academic and professional development.

Through continued communication and follow-up, UGM and NUS aim to further develop potential postgraduate pathways and identify areas of academic cooperation that can be advanced through future collaboration.

As part of the United Arab Emirates University (UAEU) Summer Program at Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM), held from 21 to 25 September 2026 in collaboration with the Ministry of Higher Education, Science, and Technology of the Republic of Indonesia and the Embassy of the United Arab Emirates, UAEU students spent the third and fourth days of the program discovering Yogyakarta beyond its role as a tourist destination, as a place to learn about heritage, culture, nature, and community. Centered on the theme “Bridging Culture and a Sustainable Future,” the program featured workshops on local wisdom, immersive community experiences in Pentingsari Tourism Village (covering batik, gamelan, and plowing), and studies on cultural preservation and disaster mitigation at Borobudur and Mount Merapi.

On Day 3 (Wednesday, 23 September 2026), the program began with a visit to Pentingsari Tourism Village, where the students took part in a community immersion activity focused on sustainable rural development. Rather than simply observing, they were introduced to local traditions through hands-on activities, including making batik, playing gamelan, and [plowing]. These activities allowed the students to engage directly with local cultural practices while learning about the community’s role in preserving and developing its cultural heritage. The experience also highlighted how tourism can become a platform for communities to share their knowledge, traditions, and everyday way of life with visitors.

In the afternoon, the students joined a Lava Tour at Mount Merapi, where they learned about disaster mitigation and how communities on the volcano’s slopes adapt to living with natural risk.

On Day 4 (Thursday, 24 September 2026), the program moved from nature to heritage with a visit to Borobudur Temple. Exploring this UNESCO World Heritage Site, the students learned about the history, architecture, and cultural significance of the world’s largest Buddhist temple. 

During the visit to Borobudur, Maitha, one of the UAEU students, shared her impressions of the heritage site. “We walked from the first level to the eighth level, and I found the structure really interesting. I can also see the river and the mountains from here,” she said. For Maitha, the visit offered an opportunity to learn about Indonesia’s heritage and culture firsthand while experiencing the historical site and its surrounding landscape. The experience also allowed her to appreciate how cultural heritage and nature are closely connected in the destination. 

The program concluded with a Farewell Dinner, where Dr. Danang Sri Hadmoko, S.Si., M.Sc., Vice Rector for Research, Business Development, and Partnership, delivered a closing address to the delegation. In his remarks, Dr. Danang highlighted that the program could serve as an initiation for broader international collaboration. He also emphasized that meaningful learning goes beyond the classroom, and that the environment, from local communities to cultural and natural settings, is itself a powerful place to learn 

“This program is more than a short visit. It can be the beginning of broader international partnerships, and it shows that the best learning often happens in communities, culture, and nature, not just in the classroom,” he said.

From a village workshop to the slopes of Merapi and the terraces of Borobudur, the program showed how Yogyakarta offers learning rooted in heritage, culture, and nature. Beyond strengthening students’ intercultural skills, hosting international students creates a more global learning ecosystem, expands academic networks, and enhances UGM’s visibility as a world-class university that remains grounded and impactful. Through the UAEU Summer Program, UGM continues to advance its commitment to sustainable development and global engagement by offering learning experiences that connect students with communities, culture, and the environment. 

Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM) hosted students from United Arab Emirates University (UAEU) for the UAEU Summer Program 2026, held from September 21 to 25, 2026. The program was conducted in collaboration with the Ministry of Higher Education, Science, and Technology of the Republic of Indonesia and the Embassy of the United Arab Emirates. 

The program officially began on Monday, September 21,  with a campus tour to give participants an initial introduction to UGM and its surroundings, followed by opening remarks from Prof. Dr. Wening Udasmoro, S.S., M.Hum., DEA., UGM Vice Rector for Education and Teaching.

In her remarks, Dr. Wening warmly welcomed the participants to UGM and highlighted the value of the study visit as an opportunity for intercultural exchange. She also encouraged the participants to make the most of their time in Yogyakarta by actively engaging in the program and embracing new experiences during their time in Yogyakarta.

“Universities are spaces for people from different backgrounds to meet, exchange perspectives, and learn,” said Dr. Wening.

Following the opening session, participants received an orientation at UGM and life in Yogyakarta session led by Tyas Ikhsan Hikmawan, S.Si., M.Si., Ph.D., Head of UGM’s Office of International Affairs (OIA). The session introduced participants to the university and the city before they began the academic and cultural activities of the program. 

Participants then joined a Local Insight session on Indonesian Language delivered by Dr. Sailal Arimi, M.Hum. The session introduced them to the Indonesian language and its use in everyday communication, followed by a discussion and Q&A on Indonesian language and culture. They later gathered for a welcoming dinner at Ayom Resto, where they had the opportunity to connect in a more informal setting.  

Beyond the academic sessions, the experience has also given participants a warm first impression of life at UGM. Mouza, one of the UAEU students, reflected on her experience so far, 

“It’s been so much fun, and we’re really happy with the hospitality. I can’t wait for the days ahead,” she stated.

The following day brought participants closer to Indonesian culture, society, and community development. The participants joined a Local Insight session on Cultural Heritage Tourism and Community Development delivered by Dr. Eng. Ir. Laretna Trisnantari Adhisakti, M.Arch. The session examined the relationship between cultural heritage, tourism, and local communities, followed by a discussion and Q&A.

The focus then shifted to Indonesian Society and Culture through a Local Insight session led by Dicky Sofjan, M.A., MPP., Ph.D. The discussion introduced participants to broader perspectives on Indonesian society and cultural life. 

In the afternoon, the group visited UGM’s Faculty of Medicine, Public Health, and Nursing (FMPHN). The visit included an introduction to the faculty and a tour of its facilities, followed by a visit to the Department of Nutrition and Health. The group also took part in a hands-on workshop on healthy Indonesian cuisine at the FMPHN Culinary Laboratory. 

Across the series of activities, participants gained academic and cultural insights into Indonesia through classroom sessions, campus visits, and hands-on experiences. The program also gave students from UAEU opportunities to exchange perspectives with members of the UGM community and gain a closer understanding of life in Indonesia. The five-day experience brought academic exchange and cultural learning together while giving participants the opportunity to build new connections at UGM and in Yogyakarta. 

 

Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM) concluded PIONEER (Program for International Orientation and New-student Empowerment to Enhance Readiness) on Friday, 25 September 2026, with International Cultural Day as its final programme. The event brought together UGM international and local students to celebrate cultural diversity through performances, international cuisine, cultural booths, and cultural exchange activities.

Held at Museum UGM, the event offered participants an opportunity to experience diverse cultures while connecting with members of the UGM international community. Through cultural performances, international culinary offerings, and interactive booths, participants were invited to explore cultural traditions and learn from one another in a welcoming and inclusive atmosphere.

The final day of PIONEER 2026 began with opening remarks from the Vice Rector for Research, Business Development, and Partnerships, Dr. Danang Sri Hadmoko, S.Si., M.Sc. In his remarks, he highlighted the importance of cultural exchange in fostering connections among students and creating opportunities for members of the UGM community to learn from one another and appreciate different cultural backgrounds.

“In higher education, especially at UGM, it is not only about learning in the classroom, studying statistics and mathematics, or learning Bahasa Indonesia. More importantly, it is about building friendships. With the facilities, connections, and environment available at UGM, you have the opportunity to learn from one another and gain a better understanding of different perspectives. Hopefully, when you return to your home countries, you will bring your experiences from Yogyakarta with you and share the connections you have made,” he said. 

The event also featured two talk show sessions with high-achieving local and international UGM students, providing a platform for participants to exchange experiences and perspectives. Through the discussions and Q&A sessions, participants gained insights into academic life and cross-cultural experiences at UGM while fostering greater understanding and connections among students from diverse backgrounds. The cultural celebration continued with cultural performances by international students from Thailand, Lithuania, and South Korea, showcasing diverse musical and cultural expressions. 

Not only UGM local and international students, the event was also attended by representatives from various UGM faculties, reflecting the university’s efforts to create a welcoming and engaging learning environment for international students beyond the classroom. 

Visitors explored a diverse range of flavours from various countries, including Myanmar’s Three Styles of Tea Leaf Salad, Pakistani Biryani, Turkmenistan’s Traditional Turkmen Pilaf, Afghanistan’s Kabuli Palau, and Timor-Leste’s Batar Daan, alongside specialties from France, Saudi Arabia, United Kingdom, and other countries. Through the cultural booths, visitors had the opportunity to enjoy a wide array of culinary offerings while gaining deeper insights into the cultures and traditions behind them.

Additionally, the event also featured a cultural booth by the Yogyakarta Special Region Tourism Office, which introduced local cultural heritage through a live cooking demonstration of traditional apem, traditional clothing try-on activities, and a batik experience. The collaboration provided international students with opportunities to engage directly with Yogyakarta’s cultural traditions while strengthening connections between the university and local stakeholders in promoting cultural exchange.

As the final programme of PIONEER 2026, International Cultural Day brought the series to a close by celebrating diversity and intercultural connections within the UGM community. The event provided a platform for students to exchange experiences, appreciate different cultures, and build meaningful connections across cultural backgrounds, reflecting UGM’s commitment to fostering an inclusive campus community that is locally rooted and globally respected. 

What does it mean to become part of an international organization as a university student? Beyond joining a community, it is an opportunity to develop leadership, expand global perspectives, and contribute to meaningful change. These values were reflected in Youth Today x Join AIESEC (YTJA) 2026, organized by AIESEC in UGM as part of its annual membership recruitment.

Held on September 12, 2026 at the Harjono Danoesastro Auditorium, Faculty of Agriculture UGM, YTJA 2026 served as a continuation from the AIESEC 2026 recruitment process. It also served as a platform for students to gain a deeper understanding of AIESEC’s values, leadership development, and opportunities for global engagement.

The recruitment process was held in August during the Gelanggang Expo 2026, attracting more than 850 applicants from the 2025 cohort and new UGM students, reflecting students’ enthusiasm for opportunities to learn, connect, and grow through an international youth-led organization. 

In YTJA 2026, through leadership discussions and sharing sessions, participants were introduced to the idea that leadership is shaped through experience, continuous learning, and the willingness to step beyond one’s comfort zone. The stories of AIESEC in UGM members who participated in international exchanges in Vietnam and Thailand also highlighted how cross-cultural experiences can foster adaptability, intercultural understanding, and a commitment to creating social impact.

Aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly SDG 4: Quality Education, these exchange experiences demonstrated how youth can contribute to communities through education while learning from diverse cultural environments. For AIESEC in UGM, international exchange is not merely about travelling abroad, but about empowering young people to become globally minded individuals who are ready to take action and contribute to sustainable development.

Participants were also given the opportunity to interact directly with members from various AIESEC in UGM departments. This allowed them to explore different areas of organizational work, understand the responsibilities of each department, and discover opportunities for personal and professional growth.

“This event gives an opportunity for new students to get to know various campus organizations, like AIESEC in UGM. In AIESEC, we value learning and development, so new students have nothing to fear from us,” explained Falah Aqlyalanadhif, Staff Member of Talent Analytics & Consultant.

Karin, one of the YTJA 2026 participants, shared her positive experience of the event.

“It was very fun,” she said. “From the beginning, the seniors welcomed us with such warm energy. Then we were divided into several groups, in which I got the chance to interact with many people, share stories, and expand our networks.”

She also highlighted how YTJA helped her gain a deeper understanding of AIESEC.

“YTJA leaves a positive impact for us. Through this session, I get to know more about AIESEC, what its aim is, and how AIESEC in UGM is organized,” she added.

Through Youth Today x Join AIESEC 2026, AIESEC in UGM continues to provide a platform for students to develop a leadership mindset, broaden their international outlook, and engage with opportunities that create social impact. As part of UGM’s vibrant student community, AIESEC in UGM contributes to nurturing globally aware and socially responsible young leaders who are ready to take initiative and support sustainable development.

The event reflects the importance of international student engagement in preparing young people to navigate an interconnected world, embrace diversity, and translate their experiences into meaningful contributions to society.

Salam dari Kementerian Pendidikan Tinggi, Sains, dan Teknologi!

Kemenristekdikti membuka kesempatan bagi ilmuwan muda Indonesia untuk bergabung dalam 76th Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings in Physiology/Medicine yang akan diselenggarakan pada 27 Juni – 2 Juli 2027.

Pertama kali diselenggarakan di Lindau, Jerman pada tahun 1951, kegiatan ini bertujuan untuk meningkatkan kapasitas ilmuwan muda unggul Indonesia melalui interaksi langsung dengan peneliti muda berbagai negara, menumbuhkan budaya riset yang kolaboratif, dan memperkuat jejaring internasional.

Dalam acara ini, 30-40 Nobel Laureates di bidang Fisiologi dan Kedokteran akan hadir bersama 600 ilmuwan muda berbakat dari berbagai negara untuk bertukar pengetahuan, berbagi inspirasi, dan menjalin jejaring melalui kuliah, diskusi panel, dan sesi dalam kelompok kecil.

 

KRITERIA UMUM

1. WNI dan berafiliasi dengan instansi di Indonesia
2. Berasal dari bidang physiology/medicine, life sciences, and related disciplines
3. Belum pernah menghadiri Lindau Meetings
4. Fasih berbahasa Inggris
5. Usia maksimal 35 tahun pada saat pertemuan
6. Melampirkan dua surat rekomendasi dalam bahasa Inggris, dari pembimbing akademik/akademisi yang mengetahui peserta dengan baik
7. Berkomitmen untuk menghadiri Lindau Meeting sampai selesai selama kegiatan berlangsung
8. Aktif dalam kegiatan di luar kewajiban akademik utama yang menunjukkan kepemimpinan, inisiatif, dan keterlibatan sosial atau ilmiah.

 

KRITERIA KHUSUS

Untuk Mahasiswa S1

1. IPK minimal 3,80
2. Pernah menjadi Asisten Penelitian Dosen
3. Pernah publikasi di jurnal internasional bereputasi

Untuk Mahasiswa S2 dan S3

1. Mahasiswa S2 H-Indeks minimal 3
2. Mahasiswa S3 H-Indeks minimal 5
3. Pernah publikasi di jurnal internasional bereputasi

Untuk Dosen/Peneliti Muda (Post-Doctoral)

1. H-Indeks minimal 10
2. Pernah publikasi di jurnal internasional bereputasi
3. Maksimal 5 tahun setelah kelulusan
4. Tidak memegang posisi pemimpin grup riset independen

 

KELENGKAPAN DOKUMEN

• • Daftar Riwayat Hidup
  • Surat Izin dari Instansi
  • Surat Rekomendasi dari Akademisi (dua referensi)
  • Surat Komitmen Partisipasi

• Template dokumen dapat dilihat di tautan berikut: Materi dan Kelengkapan Pendaftaran

 

FASILITAS

Pembiayaan partisipan dari Lindau Foundation dan Kemdiktisaintek sebesar 5000 euro/orang, dengan komponen pembiayaan dari Kemdiktisaintek mencakup:

• Visa
• Uang transportasi – tiket perjalanan
• Biaya partisipasi Lindau Meetings selama 5 hari
• Akomodasi

 

LINIMASA

• Sosialisasi: 14 September 2026
• Pendaftaran: 14-25 September 2026
• Seleksi: 26 September – 9 Oktober 2026
• Pengumuman kandidat peserta LNLM: Oktober 2026
• Submit kandidat dari Kemdiktisaintek ke LNLM Committee: Oktober 2026
• Proses seleksi oleh LNLM Committee
• Pengumuman hasil seleksi oleh LNLM Committee: Maret 2027
• Submit data diri di platform NAPERS: Maret-April 2027
• Keberangkatan delegasi LNLM Indonesia: 27 Juni – 2 Juli 2027

 

PROSEDUR APLIKASI

1. Mendaftar di tautan berikut: Formulir Pendaftaran
2. Tenggat atau deadline aplikasi tanggal 25 September 2026.
3. Keputusan FINAL oleh LNLM Committee.

 

INFO KONSULTASI

Untuk pertanyaan lebih lanjut mengenai program ini, silakan menghubungi OIA (pada jam kerja):

•     WhatsApp: +62 812-1888-7818 (WA)
•     Email: scholarship@ugm.ac.id

Konsultasi daring: https://ugm.id/AppointmentOIAUGM 

Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM) welcomed a courtesy visit from a delegation of the University of Tartu, Estonia, on Wednesday, 16 September 2026. The visit marks a new milestone in the partnership between the two universities under the Erasmus+ International Credit Mobility programme.

The visit served two main purposes, a courtesy call combined with the implementation of staff mobility activities under the Erasmus+ Programme for the Mobility of Higher Education Students and Staff, and academic discussions with UGM faculty members through guest lecture sessions, podcast, field trips and networking sessions to build people-to-people connections between the two institutions.

The partnership between UGM and the University of Tartu began with an introduction facilitated by the Indonesian Ambassador to Finland in April 2026. This visit is aimed to strengthen institutional ties between UGM and the University of Tartu, opening pathways for expanded staff and student mobility, joint research initiatives, and collaborative teaching across disciplines including law, social and political sciences, economics, and religious and cultural studies. 

Vice Rector for Research, Business Development, and Cooperation of Universitas Gadjah Mada, Dr. Danang Sri Hadmoko, S.Si., M.Sc. said that the signing of the Erasmus+ agreement earlier this year marked a significant step forward for the university’s international engagement. “Our centre for Islamic and cross-cultural studies reflects Indonesia’s remarkable diversity, and we see real potential to collaborate deeply with the University of Tartu, given their long-standing experience with Europe. This partnership matters to us, building on our existing cooperation schemes, with programmes we hope to bring nationwide and introduce across our Faculty of Economics and Business and Faculty of Social and Political Sciences, ” he said.

Associate Professor of Islamic and Middle Eastern Studies; Head of the Centre for Asian and Middle Eastern Studies, Dr. Elo Süld remarked, “Tartu and UGM share a genuine commitment to academic exchange and mutual learning. This first mobility under our Erasmus+ project is an important step, and we hope it will open the door to broader people-to-people connections between our two universities,” she said. 

With the visit, UGM and University of Tartu reaffirm their commitment to advancing international academic collaboration. Looking ahead, both universities are building on this first mobility under the Erasmus+ programme to develop long-term partnership in research, teaching, and cross-cultural exchange, further strengthening ties in the years ahead.