The Sustainable Development Strategy VSB-TUO 2024+ was created as a key document in which the University commits to ensuring sustainable development for current and future generations. This document is divided into four key areas, each containing intermediate goals and measures aimed at achieving long-term sustainability and fulfilling the University's commitments. The strategy highlights the importance of collaboration, innovation, and a responsible approach to the environment and society, which are essential factors for achieving sustainability goals not only at the university level.
The University is strengthening its role in innovative research and development with industrial partners, with a focus on sustainable development. It invests in research programmes for innovation and global sustainability. Collaborating with companies on applied research, it accelerates technology transfer into practice and supports industrial competitiveness.
The University integrates sustainability into the educational process and offers programs focused on sustainable development. It supports lifelong learning, outreach projects, and entrepreneurship with respect to ecological principles. The goal is to inspire sustainable practices and contribute to a better future.
The University focuses on sustainable development, engaging the academic community, and collaborating with partners. It supports inclusive education, energy self-sufficiency, and carbon footprint reduction. The campus serves as a hub for science, art, and community collaboration, emphasising cultural and technological heritage.
The University is active in regional development, supporting innovation, entrepreneurship, and strategic partnerships. It collaborates with industry and public institutions on research projects and initiatives for sustainable development, emphasising the importance of social responsibility.
Sustainable Development Strategy of VSB-TUO 2024+ was created with the support of the project
“Supporting Green Skills and Sustainability in Higher Education” under component 7.4 of the National Recovery Plan for Higher Education for the years 2023–2025. Project No.: NPO_VSB-TUO_MSMT-2144/2024-4
