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Telkom University manages waste sustainably by converting 305,594 kg of leaf and inorganic waste into compost and flower pots, ensuring no waste is disposed of outside the campus.
Telkom University is committed to ensuring the well-being of all members of its academic community, including staff. Recognizing the importance of preventing and alleviating hunger, the university has implemented several initiatives to provide accessible food options. Below are the key interventions:
Telkom University implements an admissions policy based on socio-economic equity, providing scholarships for low-income and disaster-affected students, and targeting the enrollment of approximately 20% of new students from the lowest household income group (less than USD 66 per month).
Telkom University, as regulated in PU.022/AKD01/AKD-BPA/2024 Article 19, conducts structured mentoring sessions for religious studies—held separately for female and male students in Islamic Studies—with a total of 1,445 female participants in 2023, representing 37.9% of students in the even semester of AY 22/23 and 20.3% in the odd semester of AY 23/24.
Since 2020, Telkom University has been dedicated to the conservation of biodiversity, focusing on both plant and animal ecosystems, particularly those under threat. The university has implemented various conservation programs that aim to protect and extend existing ecosystems within its campus area. By September 2024, approximately 75% of the conservation initiatives have been successfully executed, reflecting Telkom University’s commitment to environmental sustainability and ecological balance.
Telkom University strengthens global partnerships through international student engagement and collaborations with government and industry—including BRIN, the National Food Agency, and PT Sagara Asia Technology—supported by 14 SDG-17 research publications in 2023.
In an effort to promote gender equality and increase women's participation in fields where they are historically underrepresented, Telkom University is proactively working to encourage more women to apply and excel in technical subjects. This initiative involves collaboration with other universities, community organizations, government agencies, and NGOs, with a specific focus on national campaigns. Telkom University is committed to fostering an inclusive academic environment that empowers women in the sciences, engineering, and technology, leveraging programs and campaigns that highlight and support women’s academic and professional journeys. Key initiatives in this mission include the following programs:
Food insecurity and hunger among students are global issues that have increasingly become a concern in higher education institutions. Telkom University recognizes the importance of ensuring students have access to sufficient and nutritious food to support their academic performance and overall well-being. To address this challenge, the university has implemented several programs aimed at tackling student food insecurity and hunger. Below are some of the key initiatives that Telkom University has introduced to provide relief and promote food security on campus:
Telkom University supports climate action through innovations such as the renewable-energy-based APSSBIET river-cleaning tool and micro-sensor air-pollution detection system, reinforced by 17 SDG-13 research publications in 2023.
The Senate of Telkom University serves as the highest governing body within the institution, playing a crucial role in shaping the academic and administrative landscape of the university. Composed of senior faculty members and experienced non-faculty staff, the Senate embodies a commitment to good governance and academic excellence.
Telkom University enhances sustainable mobility through eco-friendly commuting initiatives that promote health, accessibility, and environmental responsibility. With upgraded pedestrian pathways up to 300 cm wide, the university ensures safe and comfortable walkways connecting major facilities, encouraging walking as a daily habit. Campaigns like “Walk on Campus” further engage the community in reducing emissions and embracing a green lifestyle. Recreational spaces, including jogging tracks around Situ Tekno Lake, provide healthy outdoor alternatives to vehicle use. Meanwhile, the partnership with Beam for electric bicycles and the Telkom University Car (TUC) service offers efficient, zero-emission transport options. Through these initiatives, Telkom University exemplifies its commitment to creating a clean, connected, and sustainable campus environment.
Telkom University supports safe and sustainable cities through innovations like DIPAYBO and the Live Victim Radar, backed by 24 SDG-11 research publications in 2023.
