SDG 5: Gender Equality
Number of Students
Number of Women Starting a Degree
Number of Academic Staff
Number of Graduates Subject Area
Number of graduates STEM
Number of Female Graduates STEM
Number of Students Starting a Degree
Number of First-Generation Women Starting a Degree
Number of Senior Academic Staff
Number of Female Graduates
Number of graduates Social Sciences
Number of First-Generation Students Starting a Degree
Number of Employees
Number of Female Senior Staff
Number of Graduates: Medicine
Number of Female Graduates Social Sciences
Number of Female Graduates Medicine
Women’s mentoring schemes
UNDIP continues to strengthen career readiness and entrepreneurship among its students through various initiatives that actively involve women. Through programs such as the Career Preparation Class for the 176th graduation period, the 4th UNDIP Career Days, and the Student Entrepreneurship Development Program (P2MW) 2024, UNDIP equips students with professional, technical, and entrepreneurial skills needed for the job market. These events collectively attracted strong female participation, with an estimated 50–60% of attendees being women who engaged in career workshops, company networking sessions, and business innovation programs. This active involvement reflects UNDIP’s commitment to gender equality by ensuring that women students receive equal access to professional development opportunities, supporting their confidence and success in pursuing careers and entrepreneurship across various fields.