The Indonesia Institute of the Arts Yogyakarta (, ) is a state-owned college in Bantul Regency, Special Region of Yogyakarta, Indonesia. It teaches visual, performing, and media arts in traditional Indonesian and modern international styles. ISI Yogyakarta was ranked number one in Indonesia on the QS World's Top Performing Arts Schools in 2022. It was founded in 1984 with the merger of the Indonesian College of Fine Arts, the Indonesian Academy of Music, and the Indonesian Dance Academy.
The fine arts program of the ISI Yogyakarta has its roots in the Indonesian Academy of Fine Arts (; ASRI) which was established by governmental decree on December 15, 1949 and inaugurated on January 15, 1950. This fine arts school was re-named the Indonesian College of Fine Arts (; known as STSRI); although its former name was still often used by the public.
The music program of the ISI Yogyakarta has its beginnings in the Indonesian Music School (; known as SMI) which was established in 1952. The SMI became the Indonesian Academy of Music (; known as AMI) in 1961.
The origins of the dance program at the ISI Yogyakarta began with the Indonesian Dance Conservatory (; KONRI) which was founded in 1961. This organization became the Indonesian Dance Academy (; known as ASTI) in 1963.
The ISI Yogyakarta was founded on 23 July 1984 with the merger of the STSRI, the AMI, and the ASTI.
The Minister of National Education directly appoints its governing board, including president, vice-presidents, and deans. The institute delegates authority to the Senate, composed of professors, faculty members, and top administrative offices, who define the institute policy as a whole, determines and supervises courses and curricula, advises the administrators on budgets, faculty appointments, and promotions.
ISI Yogyakarta has three schools with 11 departments. They offer a diploma in arts, undergraduate degree (Sarjana degree) in arts, master's degree in arts creation & aesthetic interpretation and arts management and a doctorate degree in arts creation and interpretation.
ISI Yogyakarta might offer a collaborative program with the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, Melbourne, Australia.
ISI Yogyakarta's main campus is in Sewon, south of Yogyakarta. Sewon is the newest campus, with of land. It includes an administrative building, studios, academic buildings, auditoriums, pendapa, library, art gallery, the mosque, student's center, tennis court and soccer field.
Jogja Disability Arts, a non-profit art collective advocating for artists with disability in Indonesia is located on the second floor of the RJ Katamsi Gallery, which is located at the Sewon campus.
Two former campuses are the former ASRI campus at Gampingan and AMI campus at Suryodiningratan. The former AMI campus at Suryodiningratan is now the campus building for master and doctorate programs.
ISI Yogyakarta enrolls about 2,000 students from all over the country, mainly from Java and Sumatra. ISI Yogyakarta also welcomes overseas students who are interested in learning Indonesian traditional arts, mostly in a non-degree programs. Courses on traditional dance, karawitan, and batik are the most popular study programs for foreign students.