Waste tracking The university maintains a clear policy for tracking waste generation and recycling across campus. Non-recyclable waste is sent to incineration facilities equipped with power generation units that recover…

Minimisation policies extended to suppliers Under the university’s Green Procurement policy, priority is given to Green Mark-certified products for designated items. The Green Mark is a national certification for products…

Disposable policy: extensions to services The university strictly enforces compliance with its rules on disposable items for all service providers operating on campus. Under the Reducing the Use of Disposable…

Policy for minimisation of disposable items Since 2019, the university has banned disposable tableware and single-use plastic straws in all campus restaurants under the Restrictions for the Use of Disposable…

Ethical sourcing policy Ethical sourcing is a key priority in the university’s purchasing practices. Under the People with Disabilities Rights Protection policy, the university promotes procurement from organizations supporting persons…

Policy waste disposal – hazardous materials The university has established clear guidelines for the management of laboratory waste, requiring all laboratories to follow waste sorting and disposal procedures. The Laboratory…

Policy waste disposal – landfill policy The university is committed to resource recycling and waste reduction. The Waste Disposal Policy and Guidelines for Resource Waste Sorting and Recycling Practices provide…

Policy for minimisation of plastic use Since 2017, the university has enforced a campus-wide ban on plastic bags, including biodegradable ones, under the Limitations on the Use of Plastic Shopping…

Example Courses and Programs for SDGs (~2025 Autumn) 1. TIGP Program on Sustainable Chemical Science & Technology : (LINK) 2. Net Zero Emissions Micro-program : (LINK) 3. Sustainability Leadership Micro-program…