Day 4 Recap: Politeknik Piksi Ganesha’s Participation in GSDC 2025 in Türkiye
Concluding the Congress with Insightful Reflections and a Strong Commitment to a Sustainable Future
The fourth and final day of the Global Sustainable Development Congress (GSDC) 2025 in Türkiye featured a series of strategic sessions designed to equip participants with deep insights, data-driven analysis, and a collaborative spirit to drive global sustainable transformation.
Politeknik Piksi Ganesha, represented by Ms. Ai Susi Susanti, S.ST., M.M., MOS, Vice Director of Academic Affairs, continued its active involvement throughout Day 4—engaging in key activities centered on global exhibitions, SDG-focused university rankings, and innovations in health and well-being.Global Exhibition: Strengthening International Collaboration
Global Exhibition: Strengthening International Collaboration
The day began with a final round of visits to the Global Exhibition at the Exhibition Hall, Floor B5. Politeknik Piksi Ganesha explored booths from universities and global institutions, leveraging this opportunity to broaden its international network, share institutional insights, and explore potential academic and research collaborations.
Data Masterclass: Insights into THE Impact Rankings 2025
Held at the Harbiye Auditorium, the Data Masterclass was led by data experts from Times Higher Education (THE). This session offered a deep dive into global trends, performance analysis, and best practices based on the 2025 edition of the THE Impact Rankings—the only global university ranking that assesses institutions against all 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
With participation from over 2,500 universities worldwide, the session became a valuable reference point for Politeknik Piksi Ganesha to sharpen its data-driven strategies, enhance institutional performance, and reinforce its commitment to sustainability, social impact, and inclusive governance.
Interactive Workshop: Health and Well-being
Following the data session, the institution joined the Presentation and Interactive Workshop: Health and Well-being in the Beylerbeyi Room. Hosted by the Office of Health Economics (OHE) and supported by international health experts, this session marked the conclusion of the Health and Well-being Track.
The interactive format encouraged participants to co-design innovative health solutions. For Politeknik Piksi Ganesha, it offered meaningful insights to support the development of community-based and vocational health programs, adaptable for implementation in the Indonesian context.
Closing Ceremony and Announcement of GSDC 2026
The congress concluded with Closing Remarks by Phil Baty, Chief Global Affairs Officer at THE, at the Harbiye Auditorium, followed by the official announcement of the host country for GSDC 2026. This symbolic moment marked the end of a highly impactful gathering enriched by international collaboration, knowledge exchange, and a shared dedication to advancing the SDGs.Politeknik Piksi Ganesha’s full participation over the four-day congress stands as a powerful testament to its growing influence in the global higher education landscape. By actively engaging in strategic discussions, expanding international networks, and embracing sustainability-driven and data-informed practices, the institution continues to position itself as a leader in inclusive, competitive, and future-ready vocational education.