Yogyakarta – The Bachelor’s Degree Program in Agricultural Microbiology at Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM) has officially been declared to have fulfilled all accreditation requirements by ASIIN (Accreditation Agency for Study Programmes in Engineering, Informatics, Natural Sciences and Mathematics). The decision was made by the ASIIN Accreditation Commission on June 26, 2026, and communicated through an official letter dated July 14, 2026.
Based on the decision, the Bachelor’s Degree Program in Agricultural Microbiology received the status “All requirements fulfilled,” with a maximum accreditation period until September 30, 2031.
This achievement marks an important milestone for the Agricultural Microbiology Study Program at UGM in strengthening the quality of its educational programs and enhancing its international recognition. ASIIN accreditation demonstrates that the program has fulfilled the requirements and standards established by an internationally recognized accreditation agency.
Four UGM Degree Programs Fulfill ASIIN Accreditation Requirements
According to the decision of the ASIIN Accreditation Commission, the Bachelor’s Degree Program in Agricultural Microbiology was not the only UGM program to fulfill all accreditation requirements. Three master’s degree programs also received the same status:
- Bachelor’s Degree Program in Agricultural Microbiology – valid until September 30, 2031
- Master’s Degree Program in Phytopathology – valid until September 30, 2031
- Master’s Degree Program in Pest Science – valid until September 30, 2031
- Master’s Degree Program in Fisheries Science – valid until September 30, 2031
The decision reflects UGM’s commitment to maintaining and continuously improving the quality of its educational programs through the fulfillment of internationally recognized academic and quality standards.
Strengthening Quality and International Recognition
For the Agricultural Microbiology Study Program at UGM, fulfilling all ASIIN accreditation requirements represents an important step toward strengthening educational quality while enhancing the program’s competitiveness at the international level.
International accreditation also serves as an important mechanism for continuous evaluation and improvement across various aspects of academic program management, including the learning process, curriculum, academic resources, and student competency development.
With the achievement of the “All requirements fulfilled” status, the Agricultural Microbiology Study Program is expected to maintain the standards it has achieved while continuing to develop in response to advances in science, technology, and professional needs.
This achievement is also the result of the collective efforts and contributions of various stakeholders involved in the delivery of education at UGM. The support of the academic community, study program management, faculty members, education staff, students, alumni, and external partners has played an important role in maintaining the quality and sustainability of the educational program.
Strengthening Commitment to International-Standard Education
The fulfillment of all ASIIN accreditation requirements through 2031 provides important momentum for the Agricultural Microbiology Study Program at UGM to further enhance the quality of education and expand its international academic networks.
With continuously evolving educational standards, the Agricultural Microbiology Study Program remains committed to producing graduates with strong competencies in agricultural microbiology who are capable of adapting to and contributing to challenges in agriculture and biotechnology at both national and global levels.
Congratulations to the Agricultural Microbiology Study Program at UGM on fulfilling all ASIIN accreditation requirements. May this achievement inspire continued commitment to quality, innovation, and the strengthening of Agricultural Microbiology education at UGM on the international stage.