SDG 1: NO POVERTY

SDG 1: NO POVERTY

SDG 1 – UPH Strengthens Local MSMEs Through Financial and In-Kind Business Assistance

UPH Strengthens Local MSMEs Through Financial and In-Kind Business Assistance TANGERANG, 2025 – Universitas Pelita Harapan (UPH) supports the development of locally rooted enterprises through financial and in-kind assistance that strengthens business capacity, market access and income generation. Through community development programmes, UPH combines direct investment in business technology and marketing with professional business-development support […]

SDG 1: NO POVERTY

SDG 1 – UPH Strengthens Multi-Level Policy Engagement to Address Poverty

UPH Strengthens Multi-Level Policy Engagement to Address Poverty TANGERANG, 2025 – Universitas Pelita Harapan (UPH) contributes to poverty alleviation through a multi-level approach that connects institutional policies, local community development, national policy-making, and international policy contribution. Through maintained and new partnerships with communities, government stakeholders, and international diplomatic institutions, UPH creates policies to address the

SDG 1: NO POVERTY

SDG 1 – UPH Bottom financial quintile student success

UPH‘s Bottom Financial Quintile Student Success TANGERANG, 2025 – All Universitas Pelita Harapan (UPH) students are targeted to graduate before their study period ends (3.5 to 4 years). This target also considers the national accreditation indicators for on-time graduation rates of students. Specifically for low-income students sponsored by the UPH Foundation, all of them (100%)

SDG 1: NO POVERTY

SDG 1 – Business Development 2025: Empowering Nanggerang Village through Cassava Product Innovation

Business Development 2025: Empowering Nanggerang Village through Cassava Product Innovation TANGERANG, 2025 – As part of the Service Learning Community (SLC) programme, Universitas Pelita Harapan (UPH) students conducted a business development initiative in Nanggerang Village, Tajurhalang, Bogor, on April 12, 24, and 25, 2025, aimed at strengthening local economic potential and household livelihoods. As an

SDG 1: NO POVERTY

SDG 1 – UPH IRDP 2024 Expands Community Access to Health Services in Wanayasa Village

UPH IRDP 2024 Expands Community Access to Health Services in Wanayasa Village  TANGERANG, 2024 – The International Relations Development Program (IRDP) 2024, organized by the International Relations Student Association of Universitas Pelita Harapan (UPH), is dedicated to improving community access to essential health services. With the theme “Sehat Desaku” and the tagline “Kesehatan Bukan Pilihan,

SDG 1: NO POVERTY

SDG 1 – UPH Low or lower-middle income countries student support

UPH Low or Lower Middle Income Countries Student Support Universitas Pelita Harapan (UPH) opens opportunities for students coming from low or lower-middle incomes through a Foundation-Based Scholarship in the form of educational assistance. The educational assistance is given to international students who pass the selection for the Faculty of Education and the Faculty of Nursing

SDG 1: NO POVERTY

SDG 1 – UPH Bottom financial quintile student support

UPH Bottom Financial Quintile Student Support Educational assistance is provided to students from the bottom financial quintile, particularly at the Faculty of Education and Faculty of Nursing, covering not only tuition fees but also their educational development fees throughout their whole study period at Universitas Pelita Harapan (UPH). These assistance costs include re-registration fees, final

SDG 1: NO POVERTY

SDG 1 – UPH Low-Income Student Support

UPH Low-Income Student Support Universitas Pelita Harapan (UPH) offers a wide range of support services to ensure that students from low-income backgrounds can continue and complete their studies successfully. Beyond financial aid, UPH provides structured mentoring programmes, especially for low-income students, pairing them with trained senior mentors who offer guidance on academic, personal, and spiritual

SDG 1: NO POVERTY

SDG 1 – UPH Bottom financial quintile admission target 2024/2025

UPH Expands Access to Higher Education Through Inclusive Scholarship and Financial Aid TANGERANG, 2024 – Universitas Pelita Harapan (UPH) continues to demonstrate its commitment to expanding access to higher education through a range of scholarship and financial-aid schemes. These include scholarships based on academic achievement, student-athlete scholarships, and financial-aid programmes specifically designed to support prospective

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