University of Tsukuba

About

The University of Tsukuba, established in 1973 with roots tracing back to 1872, is one of Japan’s leading comprehensive universities, dedicated to openness, innovation, and interdisciplinary collaboration. Home to over 16,500 students and around 2,000 faculty members, it offers programs across humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, engineering, medicine, physical education, and art and design. Research excellence spans life sciences, materials science, computer science, environmental studies, and global issues. With advanced laboratories, libraries, and a renowned university hospital, Tsukuba fosters a vibrant learning environment. Strong global partnerships and international campuses further reinforce its mission to create knowledge and nurture leaders who contribute to sustainable societies worldwide.

Sustainablility at University of Tsukuba

The University of Tsukuba integrates sustainability into every dimension of its mission, advancing knowledge and innovation that contribute to global well-being. Through research, teaching, and interdisciplinary collaboration, the university addresses pressing challenges such as climate change, health, and inclusive development, fostering solutions aligned with the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). A culture of responsibility and environmental awareness is promoted across its campuses, encouraging students, faculty, and staff to engage in sustainable practices. With strong community partnerships and international cooperation, the University of Tsukuba is committed to building a more equitable, resilient, and sustainable future.

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The University of Tsukuba leads SDG 10 of the IAU Cluster on HESD