What we are proud of from 2018
The brand-new Earth Simulation Lab was opened at the Utrecht Science Park. It is not a new building, but a thorough renovation project.
Highlights of sustainability research conducted at Utrecht University in 2018.
How will we live in 50 years’ time? What kind of work will be do and where? But most of all: who will be shaping the New Netherlands?
The Green Office Living Lab matches students to facility employees who are looking for solutions to their sustainability issues.
Sustainability is about more than just reducing our carbon footprint. Since 2016, more than 280 refugees have been educated at Utrecht University.
Pathways to Sustainability is one of Utrecht University’s four strategic research themes. This sustainability theme combines the expertise of five...
The platform for the sustainable ideas of students and employees at the Utrecht Science Park now also has a branch at the Drift.
In 2018, as a result of an initiative by Utrecht University employees, a deer corridor was created on the grounds of the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine.
In collaboration with other parties, the USI is investigating how tower blocks built in the ‘60s and ‘70s could actually generate energy.
In 2018, the first steps were taken towards making Utrecht University’s vehicle fleet more sustainable.
In the ‘Green Intentions’ lecture series, Studium Generale investigated the impact of the green choices that consumers can make.
On Working in Nature Day around 10,000 snowdrops were planted, a bee hotel and a wooded embankment built, brambles cleared and rubbish cleaned up by...
In March 2018, Utrecht University switched to vegetarian lunches for meetings.
How do you get a region interested in sustainability? Work together to install a whale in the centre of Utrecht!