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Telkom University continues to strengthen its commitment to sustainable water extraction and conservation through technological innovation, research-based solutions, and environmentally responsible water management systems on campus and beyond. These initiatives are designed to ensure efficient, safe, and ecologically sustainable water use, supporting the university’s vision of a green and resilient campus.
Telkom University remains consistent in its mission to enhance public health and well-being through various outreach programs and collaborative initiatives.
Telkom University continues to reinforce its reputation as a leading green and sustainable campus by promoting sustainable food choices for everyone on campus—students, staff, and faculty. Through the management of campus canteens and a structured vendor selection process, the university ensures that access to food is not only convenient and affordable but also mindful of health, inclusivity, and environmental impact. This initiative reflects the university’s strong support for the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly SDG 2: Zero Hunger and SDG 12: Responsible Consumption and Production.
Telkom University demonstrates its commitment to sustainable land use through the revitalization of brownfield sites into functional, community-centered spaces. Instead of expanding into green areas, the university constructs new facilities on previously used land such as the Pendopo (Open Hall), Pickleball Court, 3x3 Basketball Court, and Vehicle Wash Facility. These developments embody Telkom University’s balance between innovation, sustainability, and cultural preservation creating a campus that supports both environmental responsibility and student well-being.
Telkom University continues to expand its educational impact beyond the boundaries of campus through a series of outreach activities that support literacy, digital skills, and community empowerment. These efforts align with the university’s commitment to Sustainable Development Goal 4 (Quality Education) by ensuring that learning opportunities remain inclusive, continuous, and accessible to all—especially for students, teachers, and residents in surrounding communities. Through both ad hoc and programmed educational initiatives, Telkom University actively fosters a culture of lifelong learning that empowers individuals to adapt to the rapidly evolving digital landscape
Telkom University continues to strengthen its commitment to environmental sustainability by conducting ongoing awareness campaigns on water conservation within the campus. These campaigns aim to instill a culture of responsible water use among students, staff, and the wider academic community.
Telkom University continues to demonstrate its strong commitment to supporting the mental health and well-being of its students through comprehensive and accessible psychological services. The university recognizes that mental wellness plays a crucial role in academic success, personal growth, and the creation of a supportive learning environment. Through the Student Affairs Division (Kemahasiswaan) and collaboration with the Indonesian Clinical Psychologist Association (IPK) West Java, Telkom University ensures that every student has access to professional mental health support, both online and offline. These initiatives are part of the university’s continuous effort to build a caring and mentally healthy campus ecosystem.
Through its 2024 global collaborations, including partnerships with UNESCO and participation in the ESD-Net 2030 Asia-Pacific Regional Meeting, Telkom University reinforces its role as Indonesia’s representative in advancing Education for Sustainable Development (ESD)—contributing to international SDG data collection, policy formulation, and sustainability-driven educational transformation.
Telkom University continues to demonstrate its strong commitment to sustainability and environmental management through the development of an integrated wastewater and water conservation system. In 2024, the campus operates 28 units of Sewage Treatment Plants (STP) and passive IPAL (Wastewater Treatment Plants) to process domestic wastewater from buildings and laboratories, supported by a central IPAL that serves as a final filtering facility before the effluent is discharged into Lake Tekno. Through these integrated systems, Telkom University effectively manages rainwater, groundwater, and wastewater to ensure environmental safety and long-term sustainability.
Telkom University’s Open Library embodies the university’s commitment to inclusive and lifelong learning by providing free public access to knowledge and digital resources. Through platforms like Open Courseware, Open Educational Resources, and e-Proceeding, the library ensures equitable access to education for all. Beyond a learning space, it fosters literacy, community engagement, and educational equity bridging academia and society while empowering individuals to learn and grow without boundaries.
Telkom University continues to advance its commitment to environmental sustainability and water resource management through both technological innovation and strategic cooperation at national and international levels. These initiatives aim to enhance water security systems, improve water conservation infrastructure, and strengthen resilience against hydrological challenges.
Telkom University consistently strengthens its role as a center of lifelong learning through a variety of vocational and executive education programs accessible to the general public.
