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Telkom University demonstrates strong support for low-income students by providing affordable housing through its student dormitory program, accessible campus transportation via eco-friendly electric vehicles, and free legal services, ensuring financial limitations do not hinder students’ ability to complete their education.
Telkom University advances sustainable maritime innovation through initiatives like Aruna’s fisheries startup and the IoT-based Smart Boat, supported by 7 SDG-14 research publications in 2023.
Telkom University drives sustainable water management through two initiatives: the Citarum River collaboration with Plastic Fischer and the TideEye project with the University of Wollongong. The Citarum program tackles plastic pollution and supports zero-waste efforts in Bandung, while TideEye uses AI and IoT to monitor tidal floods in Central Java. Both initiatives reflect Telkom University’s commitment to innovation and environmental sustainability in protecting Indonesia’s waterways.
In July 2023, Telkom University partnered with BRIN and the National Food Agency to leverage machine learning for food price analysis and policy recommendations, aiming to enhance food security and reduce poverty.
Telkom University is committed to advancing inclusive and high-quality education by integrating technology and accessibility into the learning process. Embracing the era of Society 5.0, the university utilizes IoT, AI, and VR/AR to enhance educational experiences. Innovations such as MARGA, an interactive RFID-based educational toy, and ANGKASA LMS, a user-friendly web platform for online learning, exemplify Telkom University’s dedication to digital education. In 2023, the university further reinforced its contribution to SDG 4 through 117 research publications promoting accessible, innovative, and technology-driven learning for all.
Telkom University promotes a sustainable campus by reducing plastic and paper waste through digital innovation and eco-friendly practices. The university has adopted a paperless system for exams, assignments, and administrative services using platforms like LMS, i-Gracias, SIMKUG, and SIRAMA. To cut plastic use, non-gallon water dispensers provide filtered drinking water, encouraging the use of reusable bottles. Through these initiatives, Telkom University continues to build a greener, smarter, and more sustainable campus community.
Events such as the National Conference on Community Engagement and CSR (2023), Bandung Creative Movement (2022), and the 14th International Conference on Sustainable Collaboration in Business, Technology, Information, and Innovation (2023) highlighted sustainable practices across tourism, creative industries, and business. By fostering dialogue and collaboration among academia, industry, and communities, Telkom University continues to champion responsible land use and environmental sustainability in alignment with global goals.
Telkom University is committed to energy efficiency through research-based innovations and smart monitoring systems that reduce unnecessary energy consumption across campus. Initiatives such as Smart Class Automation, Smart Meter implementation, and the Electrical Monitoring System (EMS) enable real-time tracking and automatic control of electricity use. The university has also adopted energy-saving measures, including LED lighting, energy-efficient devices, and optimized AC temperature settings. Supported by research on intelligent energy management and renewable energy simulation, these efforts reflect Telkom University’s dedication to sustainable energy use and environmental responsibility.
Telkom University actively manages groundwater to support SDG 6 on clean water and sanitation through responsible conservation, utilization, and monitoring practices. Guided by Government Regulation No. 43 of 2008, the university sources water from 11 production wells, three artificial lakes, and six infiltration wells across campus. Water from artesian pumps and Lake Tekno undergoes treatment and filtration to ensure potable quality. With an average annual consumption of 194,636 cubic meters, Telkom University continuously monitors usage to maintain sustainability and secure clean water availability for the entire campus community.
Telkom University places strong emphasis on mental well-being as part of its commitment to building an inclusive and caring campus culture. Through initiatives such as the HR Hotline, professional counseling services, mental health-focused CoCA events, and BPJS Healthcare coverage, the university ensures accessible support for staff and faculty. By prioritizing mental health, Telkom University fosters a balanced, productive, and compassionate work environment that empowers its academic community to thrive both personally and professionally.
Telkom University is dedicated to delivering quality education through active participation in Indonesia’s “Independent Campus” (Kampus Merdeka) program, initiated by the Ministry of Education and Culture to prepare future-ready generations. The program offers eight experiential learning paths including internships, research, entrepreneurship, teaching, and community development that can be converted into academic credits. To further strengthen this initiative, Telkom University developed the WRAP (Work Ready Program), which provides hands-on experience in internships, apprenticeships, entrepreneurship, and research. Through Kampus Merdeka and WRAP, Telkom University equips students with practical skills, industry readiness, and innovative mindsets to excel in the evolving global landscape.
