SUSTAINABILITY

Taylor’s University has formed an Effective Energy Management Team and adopted a comprehensive energy conservation programme.

Taylor's have adopted a Water Loss Prevention Programme and initiated concrete measures to minimise water wastage and to promote efficient water usage through leveraging on natural sources such as rainwater.

Taylor’s University strives to sustain the natural environment while building, maintaining & operating our various Academic, Administrative, Research, Labs, Hostels and Recreational space in our Campus.

Sustainable transport planning at Taylor’s University aims to reduce the number of cars on the road. This involves three main strategies: mobility options, connectivity and land use patterns.

A large expenditure of time, money and energy routinely goes into the preparation of food for the Campus community. This area of campus operations consumes a significant portion of resources and generates large volumes of wastes.

The magnificent setting of Taylor’s University Campus provides an excellent opportunity to manage both undeveloped and developed land holdings while providing an education to thousands of students housed on or commuting regularly to the Campus.

aylor’s University’s long term goal is to integrate formal teaching mission and informal teaching opportunities to develop understanding, attitudes and habits that promote sustainability.

Sustainable or “green” purchasing broadens this framework to ensure that quality criteria include minimal adverse environmental and health impacts.