Considered one of the oldest universities in Indonesia, Universitas Gadjah Mada has become the role model and pioneer of higher education in Indonesia since its founding in 1949. UGM shows a remarkable achievement by being considered as one of the most prestigious universities in Indonesia, becoming number one university in Indonesia in academic reputation and being placed in the rank #239 of QS 2025.

UGM has 18 faculties, 2 schools, 287 study programs, 125 joint/double degrees, and 22 research centers spread all across the campus. The study programs offered by UGM range from undergraduate, graduate, professional, specialist, to diploma degrees, which are equipped with professional teaching staff with outstanding educational and research backgrounds.

At UGM, students are provided with a vast array of opportunities to develop creativity and innovation in their realms through the support of modern infrastructure and information technology. As a world-class research university, UGM has been paying great attention to research activities by motivating faculty members as well as students to conduct and publish their research.

Nestled in the heart of Yogyakarta where the traditions of Javanese culture are highly valued, UGM provides a harmonious and comfortable learning environment for the students. Not only pursuing academic excellence, but the students will also have the opportunity to explore Indonesian culture.

UGM provides facilities that can accommodate the interests of the academic community, including academic, personal, financial, and practical needs. Some main facilities provided include the main library, hospital, medical centers, campus bike and bus, park, IT facilities, sport fields, and student dormitory. The facilities ensure that the academic community of UGM can carry out their activities well in terms of connection and independent learning.

Alumni network of UGM is one of the strongest and largest in Indonesia, coming from 34 provinces all across the country. UGM alumni also shine in leadership roles in Indonesia and around the world, including but not limited to legislative and executive members of the Republic of Indonesia, governors, mayors and head of regencies, CEOs, and NGO presidents.