Good Health and Well Being

Universitas Islam Indonesia (UII) is dedicated to enhancing the health and well-being of its community through active collaboration with local, national, and global health institutions. By forming strategic partnerships with leading health organizations, UII ensures that its students, staff, and the local population have access to high-quality health services and programs. These collaborations help provide a comprehensive approach to health promotion, addressing both physical and mental health needs within the community.

In addition to its partnerships, UII offers a range of health-related services and outreach initiatives designed to improve the overall welfare of its stakeholders. The university provides medical care, counseling services, and health education to students and staff, creating a supportive environment that promotes well-being. Through these services, UII aims to reduce health disparities and foster a culture of care, ensuring that every individual has the resources they need to lead a healthy life.

UII is also committed to implementing preventive health measures to safeguard the well-being of its community. As part of its efforts, the university has introduced a campus-wide smoke-free policy, contributing to a healthier environment for students, staff, and visitors. This policy is a proactive step in reducing the risks associated with smoking and promoting a healthier lifestyle, aligning with broader public health objectives and setting a positive example for others.

By combining partnerships with health institutions, comprehensive services, and preventive measures, UII creates an environment where health and well-being are prioritized. These efforts reflect the university’s broader commitment to promoting health at all levels—on campus, within the local community, and beyond—ensuring that individuals are supported in leading healthy, fulfilling lives.

Collaborations and Health Services at Universitas Islam Indonesia (UII)

Health Partnerships and Collaborative Outreach

Universitas Islam Indonesia (UII), particularly through its Faculty of Medicine, actively collaborates with various health institutions at local and national levels. These partnerships are integral to UII’s mission of promoting health and well-being, enabling the university to combine its academic expertise with external resources to deliver impactful programs. By working closely with health organizations, UII ensures its initiatives address critical public health challenges effectively and sustainably.

One of UII’s flagship initiatives in this area is the KKN (Community Service Program), which engages students in voluntary social work within underserved communities. As part of this program, students focus on health-related topics such as hygiene practices, nutrition, family planning, and general health education. This hands-on approach not only equips students with practical experience but also directly benefits the communities by improving their access to essential health knowledge and services.

These collaborative efforts underscore UII’s commitment to advancing public health at the grassroots level. By fostering health awareness and preventive practices, UII helps empower communities to take an active role in their well-being. The involvement of students further enhances the program’s impact by creating a ripple effect, where future health professionals gain valuable insights into community needs and challenges.

Through its partnerships and community engagement, UII solidifies its position as a proactive contributor to public health improvement. These initiatives reflect the university’s dedication to SDG 3 (Good Health and Well-being) and its broader mission to create a healthier, more equitable society. By leveraging its academic resources and fostering collaborative networks, UII continues to make a meaningful impact on health outcomes in Indonesia.

Faculty of Medicine’s Collaboration and Partnerships

Kajian Islam Sains dan Teknologi (KAIST/Islamic Review on Science and Technology) by Pharmacy UII

Community Service Program on Universitas Islam Indonesia

Sports and Physical Well-Being Facilities

Universitas Islam Indonesia (UII) emphasizes the importance of physical well-being and social engagement through its state-of-the-art sports facilities, including the Ki Bagoes Hadikoesoemo Sports Building (GOR) and an international-standard football field. These shared spaces are designed to support physical activity and recreational needs, benefiting both students and the wider community. By providing accessible and inclusive facilities, UII fosters a culture of health and fitness.

The Ki Bagoes Hadikoesoemo Sports Building (GOR) is a versatile venue that accommodates up to 600 people. Equipped with a basketball court and multiple badminton courts, it caters to a range of sports and physical activities. The facility is also open for public use, demonstrating UII’s commitment to inclusivity and community engagement. This openness enables individuals from various backgrounds to participate in sports and build connections, enhancing social cohesion.

Complementing the GOR, UII’s international-standard football field serves as a hub for outdoor activities. The field is made accessible to students free of charge, further encouraging participation in sports regardless of economic background. This initiative reflects UII’s dedication to creating an equitable environment where physical fitness is promoted as a shared value. The field also serves as a gathering place for local community events, fostering strong ties between the university and its neighbors.

Through these facilities, UII not only enhances the physical well-being of its students and the community but also promotes social interaction and an active lifestyle. These efforts align with UII’s broader mission of holistic education and its commitment to Sustainable Development Goal 3 (Good Health and Well-being), creating a healthier, more inclusive society.

Ki Bagoes Hadikoesoemo Sports Building (GOR) in Universitas Islam Indonesia

Ki Bagoes Hadikoesoemo Sports Building as one of facilities in Universitas Islam Indonesia

Sexual, Reproductive, and Mental Health Support

Universitas Islam Indonesia (UII) demonstrates its commitment to comprehensive health care by providing a wide range of sexual and reproductive health services. These services are delivered through the campus clinic, Polifarma, UII’s academic hospitals, and the Jogja International Hospital (JIH) located in Yogyakarta and Solo. Designed to be accessible, these health services are offered at subsidized rates, ensuring affordability for students and the community. By including counseling, treatment, and educational resources, UII equips individuals with the knowledge and support needed to make informed decisions about their health and well-being.

For addressing sensitive and urgent matters such as sexual abuse, UII has established the Hotline Srikandi, a dedicated support line for students. This service provides a vital channel for reporting, counseling, and follow-up actions, emphasizing UII’s commitment to protecting and empowering its students. The hotline operates in a confidential and professional manner, ensuring that affected individuals receive the care and justice they deserve, while fostering a campus culture of safety and respect.

Beyond physical health, UII also prioritizes mental well-being through the Student Counseling Guidance Center. This facility offers access to professional counselors and psychologists who provide support for various challenges, including psychological distress, financial hardships, and academic pressures. By creating a safe and supportive environment, the center helps students navigate difficulties and achieve personal and academic growth.

Through these initiatives, UII underscores its holistic approach to health care, addressing both physical and mental health needs. These efforts align with the university’s mission to nurture well-rounded individuals and contribute to Sustainable Development Goal 3 (Good Health and Well-being), ensuring a healthier and more supportive campus community.

Campus Clinic (Polifarma)

Academic Hospital (RS UII)

Jogja International Hospital (JIH)

Hotline Srikandi

Student Counseling Guidance Center by Directorate of Student Development

Smoke-Free Campus Policy

Since 2014, Universitas Islam Indonesia (UII) has taken proactive steps to promote a healthier campus environment by implementing a smoke-free policy. Initially, the university designated specific areas as smoke-free zones, gradually building awareness and encouraging compliance among the academic community. This phased approach reflected UII’s strategic commitment to fostering a healthier, more sustainable campus.

In 2015, UII expanded the initiative to encompass a fully smoke-free campus. This comprehensive policy prohibited smoking across all university premises, reinforcing the institution’s dedication to safeguarding the health and well-being of its students, faculty, and staff. By prioritizing this significant change, UII demonstrated its leadership in promoting public health within an educational setting.

The smoke-free policy aligns closely with UII’s broader objectives to support Sustainable Development Goal 3 (Good Health and Well-being). It not only reduces exposure to secondhand smoke but also serves as a preventive measure against smoking-related illnesses. Additionally, the initiative underscores UII’s responsibility in setting an example for other institutions striving to create healthier environments.

Through this policy, UII reaffirms its commitment to providing a safe and healthy campus for all. The smoke-free initiative reflects the university’s vision of nurturing a vibrant academic community that prioritizes health, environmental responsibility, and long-term well-being.

Faculty of Islamic Studies’ Smoke-free Policy

Faculty of Civil Engineering and Planning’s Smoke-free Policy