Indo Global Mandiri University (IGM) has been appointed to host the 2025 International Conference on Computing, Engineering, Digital Economy, Governance and Humanities (ICCEDEGH).
Over two full days from December 8–9, 2025, ICCEDEGH 2025 will feature a series of leading international speakers from around the world, including Dr. Peter Sayer from The Ohio State University, United States; Julieth Cubillos, Ph.D. from Columbia University; Dr. Eng. Fred Charles Nelson from Lurio University, Mozambique; and Rasheed Nassr, Ph.D. from Birmingham City University, United Kingdom.
In addition to international academics, the Rector of UIGM, H. Marzuki Alie, Ph.D., also took part as one of the keynote speakers at the seminar.
Head of LPPMK UIGM Dr. Shinta Puspasari, S.Si., M.Kom said that ICCEDEGH 2025 was not only an academic presentation event, but also a platform for research collaboration between countries and institutions. This event involved significant participation from within and outside the country, with 59 participants from domestic institutions.
Meanwhile, international research collaboration has been established between UIGM lecturers and their colleagues from five countries, namely Malaysia, Hungary, Egypt, the United Kingdom (UK), and the United States (USA). Academics from these countries presented their research results and journals. “This collaboration is important for advancing science and technology at the global level,” he said.
According to him, ICCEDEGH 2025 is scheduled as one of the strategic activities that will be optimally utilized by the entire UIGM academic community, both lecturers and students. This conference is a golden opportunity for UIGM lecturers to establish and strengthen research collaborations with international academics, while expanding their scientific networks.
For students, this activity offers a valuable experience to interact directly with global experts and actively share knowledge in an international forum. This is in line with UIGM’s efforts to internationalize the learning and research process.
“We ensure that our students and lecturers get the maximum benefit from knowledge exchange at the international level,” he concluded. (andhiko ta)
