Dies Natalis ke-59 UNY diselenggarakan dengan serangkaian kegiatan menarik yang melibatkan dosen, karyawan, mahasiswa, bahkan hingga kalangan umum termasuk siswa sekolah. Salah satu dari rangkaian kegiatan tersebut adalah MIPA EXPO yang diadakan di halaman utama FMIPA UNY pada tanggal 29 hingga 31 Mei 2023. Sebanyak 40 stand turut meramaikan acara ini. Stand kegiatan MIPA EXPO terbagi menjadi 4 kelompok yang terdiri dari kelompok kuliner, anggrek, departemen, dan juga organisasi mahasiswa.
 

UNY's 59th Anniversary was held with a series of interesting activities involving lecturers, staff, college students, and even the general public including school students. One of the series of activities was the MIPA EXPO which was held on the main page of FMIPA UNY from 29-31 May 2023. There are 40 booths that took part in enlivening this event. The MIPA EXPO activity booth was divided into 4 groups consisting of culinary groups, orchids, departments, and also student organizations.

To provide more insight to Mathematics Study Program students, FMIPA UNY brought in teachers from abroad, namely Wim T. van Horssen from Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) in the Netherlands. The public lecture was held on Tuesday (23/9/2014) at FMIPA.

Yogyakarta State University's Mathematics Education Study Program, FMIPA, held a Workshop on Writing Scientific Articles for International Publication on December 3. The workshop participants were lecturers from the UNY Mathematics Education Department and several lecturers from the Mathematics Education Study Program from various universities in Yogyakarta. The workshop, which was held as an effort to internationalize the study program, was guided by Dr. Wanty Widjaja, a lecturer and researcher from Deakin University, Australia. Dr.

Prof. Allan L. White from the University of Western, Australia gave a lecture for students of the Mathematics Education Department, FMIPA UNY, last Wednesday (20/11/2013), in the faculty seminar room. In his presentation, Allan White said that mathematics is important for brain development. Thinking, learning, and acting can change human genes so that they can shape brain anatomy and human behavior.