Good Governance
Good governance has been recognized as vital if countries are to pursue and meet sustainable development goals. They will require strong leadership, transparent and evidence-based decision-making, democratic and open justice, and the willingness to transfer power out of central government to local centers.
The university’s annual Dies Natalis brings together all students, staff, and faculty each year and invites the university’s partners. UGM’s Rector holds a speech to report the university’s achievements and share the minutes to the annual general meeting.
The celebrations in 2024 were especially vibrant as the university celebrated its 15th Lustrum. The celebrations were designed to involve all elements of UGM’s academic community, including faculty members, students, alumni, and even the local community. This event is not only a celebration, but also a moment for reflection and self-evaluation, ensuring that UGM remains at the forefront in nurturing a generation of the nation that is both high-quality and full of integrity.
The Rector’s 2024 Report delivered during this occasion serves as a vital reflection of the university’s progress, reaffirming UGM’s commitment to transparency, accountability, and continuous excellence.
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