List of Gadjah Mada University people

• M. Sardjito, 1st Rector (1949–1961) • Herman Johannes, 2nd Rector (1961–1966) • M. Nazir Alwi, 3rd Rector (1966–1967) • Soepojo Padmodipoetro, 4th Rector (1967–1968) • Soeroso Prawirohardjo, 5th Rector (1968–1973) • Sukadji Ranuwihardjo, 6th Rector (1973–1981) • Teuku Jacob, 7th Rector (1981–1986) • Koesnadi Hardjosoemantri, 8th Rector (1986–1990) • Mochamad Adnan, 9th Rector (1990–1994) • Soekanto H. Reksohadiprodo, 10th Rector (1994–1998) • Ichlasul Amal, 11th Rector (1998–2003) • Sofian Effendi, 12th Rector (2003–2007) • Sudjarwadi, 13th Rector (2007–2012) • Pratikno, 14th Rector (2012–2014), resigned October 2014 on being appointed as State Secretary in the Joko Widodo administration • Dwi Korita Karnawati, 15th Rector (2014–2017) and the first woman rector of the university, appointed in November 2014 • Panut Mulyono, 16th Rector (2017–2022) • Ova Emilia, 17th Rector (2022–present) ==Art and culture==

• Artika Sari Devi - Miss Indonesia Universe 2005, Top 15 • Umar Kayam - author and former President of Jakarta Art Institute • Willibrordus S. Rendra - poet, lyricist, and stage writer; one of the most recognized poets in Indonesia • Muhammad Asyrof Al-Ghifari – actor, director, and writer ==Education==

• Yahya A. Muhaimin - Minister of Education (1999–2001) • M. Suyanto founded a private university in Yogyakarta, on October 11, 1994. The university, STMIK Amikom, was highlighted as a leading example for “A New Dynamic: Private Higher Education” by UNESCO at World Conference on Higher Education 2009. ==Economics==

• Boediono - former Coordinating Minister of Economic Affairs; former governor of central Bank Indonesia; Vice President of Indonesia (2009–2014) • J Soedrajad Djiwandono - Junior Minister of Trade (1988–1993), Governor of Central Bank Indonesia (1993–1998), emeritus Professor of Economics at University of Indonesia, Professor at Graduate School of Nanyang Technological University, Singapore • Perry Warjiyo - Governor, Bank Indonesia. ==Health==

• Gideon Hartono - founder of Apotek K-24 pharmacy chain • Odete Maria Freitas Belo – Minister of Health of East Timor • Siti Fadillah Supari – Minister of Health (2004–2009). • Hanum Salsabiela Rais - writer, politician and presenter ==Journalism==

• Jakob Oetama - founder of Kompas; CEO of Kompas Gramedia • Helmi Johannes - voice of America Executive Producer (2005–present) • Susanto Pudjomartono - second chief editor of The Jakarta Post (1991–2003); Ambassador to Russia (2003–2008) ==Politics==

• Joko Widodo - President of Indonesia (2014–present), Governor of Jakarta (2012–2014) and Mayor of Surakarta (2005–2012) • Sri Sultan Hamengkubuwono X - 10th Sultan of Yogyakarta • Mohammad Syafaat Mintaredja - 1st Chairman of United Development Party (1973–1978) and 19th Minister of Social Affairs (1971–1978) • Amien Rais - Leader of Muhammadiyah (1995–1998), speaker of the People's Consultative Assembly (1999–2004), politician and founder of Partai Amanat Nasional • Airlangga Hartarto - Chairman of Golkar (2017–2024), Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs (2019–present) and Minister of Industry (2016–2019) • Anies Baswedan - Governor of Jakarta (2017–2022) and former Minister of Education and Culture • Ganjar Pranowo - Governor of Central Java (2013-2023) and former member of DPR-RI (2004-2013) • Djarot Saiful Hidayat - Governor of Jakarta (2017) and former Mayor of Blitar (2000–2010) • Pratikno - Minister of State Secretariat (2014–present) • Retno Marsudi – Minister of Foreign Affairs (2014–present) and Ambassador of Indonesia to the Netherlands (2011–2015) • Roy Suryo - Minister of Youth and Sports Affairs (2013–2014) • Basuki Hadimuljono - Minister of Public Works and Housing (2014–present) • Terawan Agus Putranto - Minister of Health (2019-2020) • Dewa Made Beratha - Governor of Bali Province (1998–2008) • Ben Mang Reng Say - Politician, founder and Rector of Atma Jaya Catholic University • Budiman Sudjatmiko - Politician • Mahfud MD - Coordinating Minister for Political, Legal and Security Affairs (2019–present) and Chief Justice of the Constitutional Court of Indonesia (2008–2013) • Muhaimin Iskandar - Leader of Partai Kebangkitan Bangsa and former Minister of Labor and Transmigration (2009–2014) • Piet Alexander Tallo - Governor of East Nusa Tenggara (1998–2008) • Budi Karya Sumadi - Minister of Transportation (2016–present) • Luke Lazarus Arnold - Australian High Commissioner to Brunei (2022–present) • Anas Urbaningrum - Politician • A.M. Hendropriyono - Head of State Intelligence Agency (2001-2004) ==Religion==

• Ahmad Wahib – progressive Islamic intellectual ==Science and technology==

• Marlina Flassy - anthropologist and first woman Dean at Cenderawasih University • Herman Johannes - rector; Minister of public works (1950–1951) • Mohammad Sadli - Minister of Mineral Resources (1973–1978), Minister of Labor (1971–1973), Professor of Economics at University of Indonesia • Teuku Jacob - rector, physician, anatomist, palaeoanthropologist • Lolo Soetoro - geographer and stepfather of Barack Obama, the 44th President of the United States. ==Government officials==

• Kristiarto Legowo, Ministry of Foreign Affairs • Saldi Isra, Constitutional Court Justice • Wahid Supriyadi - diplomat, Ambassador to Russia (2016–2020) == References ==