Indonesia is a country with a growing, culturally diverse population. Through our research, we seek to address all the challenges that follow to help shape a more inclusive, equal, and just society.
Aromatic telon oil Habbie developed and produced by two UGM alumnae has broken a MURI (Museum Rekor Dunia Indonesia/Indonesian World Records Museum) record for having the most aromatic variants. This record has been registered at
Adhitya Latif Prahesta, a Public Sector Accounting student, has been crowned runner-up of the 2022 GenRe Ambassador of Bengkulu. GenRe or Generasi Berencana (well-planned young people) is a program initiated by the National Population and
A team of UGM students created an educational game as a learning media of the Javanese culture. This educational game, named Lingkar Bregada, was initiated by Fitriana Aulia from FKKMK, Andreas Ryan Cahyo K., Arlen
The UGM PKM RSH (Social Humanities Research) team consisting of Fatimah, Syair, Fikri, and Bangkit researched the influence of social media use among youth, especially Indonesian students, on the spread of social issues about Palestine.
UGM students Absherina Olivia Agatha (Cultural Anthropology), Adinda Dwi Safira (Cultural Anthropology), Riqko Nur Ardi Windayanto (Indonesian Language and Literature), and Arif Akbar Pradana (Historical Sciences) conducted research on the negative sentiments between Indonesia and
These days, it is common to endorse fashion influencers. Endorsement is an advertisement that uses a person’s popularity and access to consumers through many social media followers. Besides that, fast fashion is a textile industry
The UGM Student Team Veronika Diah Oktaviani, Muhammad Dian Saputra Taher, Vincent Yosafat from the Faculty of Cultural Sciences and Kafi Dewanda from the Vocational School, and supervising lecturer Dr. Aprilia Firmonasari, revealed the phenomenon
Four UGM students researched the Enggano language, a regional language on Enggano Island, Bengkulu Province. The current scope of use of the Enggano language has narrowed to families and is only used within social relationships
Research by UGM students has revealed public misconceptions about people living on the banks of the Ciliwung River, Jakarta. So far, the community living along the Ciliwung River has often been exposed to the negative
