Vice-Rectorate for Sustainable Development of Campus
The vice-rectorate for sustainable development of the campus is responsible for the planning and execution of the infrastructures of the Universitat Politècnica de València. Likewise, it is in charge of the maintenance, improvement, and adaptation to savings and sustainability policies of its equipment, buildings, and facilities. The vice-rectorate is also responsible for coordinating and executing the institution’s environmental policies.
Among the functions of this vice-rectorate are those of planning and implementing the ecological transition project for the campuses of the Universitat Politècnica de València. The aim is to achieve neutrality in carbon emissions in the medium term, spread the culture of environmental awareness, and adapt the university space’s actions to criteria of environmental sustainability.
Areas
We count on highly qualified teams for the development of our objectives
Infrastructure and Space Management Area
The Infrastructures and Spaces Management Area develops the actions, programs and initiatives of the Office of the Vice-Rectorate for Sustainable Development of Campuses related to the built environment. The area’s director provides professional guidance and leadership in the management of […]
Green Transition Area
The Green Transition Area develops the actions, programs and initiatives of the Vice President for Campus Sustainable Development related to environmental sustainability and greening of the institution. The director of the area provides professional guidance and leadership in the development […]
Latest news
- Environmental Statement 2022, Environmental Plan 2023 and Sustainable Mobility Strategic Plan 2023-2027.
The Governing Council of the Universitat Politècnica de València, in a session held on March […] - Collaboration agreement between the City Council of Valencia and the Universitat Politècnica de València for the Climate Mission.
The City Council of Valencia and the Universitat Politècnica de València signed on January 10, […] - Climate Change and Ecological Transition of the Valencian Community: Application of the new regulatory framework to the UPV
The Vice-rectorate for Sustainable Campus Development is organizing a presentation of the new Law 6/2022, of […] - Litter baskets for organic waste implemented in the Vera campus
The gardens of the Vera campus already have complete quartets of garbage cans that facilitate […] - Removal of abandoned vehicles
On June 2, 2022, the Governing Council of the UPV approved a modification of the […]
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Living Lab
UPV Living Lab is an on-campus laboratory created with the aim of accelerating the path towards carbon neutrality of the Universitat Politècnica de València and the city.
Philosophy of Work
We strive to develop concrete and measurable aims
Mission
To promote the development of campus infrastructures, optimise available resources, preserve the environment, and guarantee the minimum ecological impact.
Vision
In 2030, the UPV must achieve neutrality in carbon emissions. For this purpose, the institution must demonstrate a continuous and progressive process that validates commitment and confidence in the challenge.
Values
- Responsibility
- Efficiency
- Communication
- Objectivity
- Transparency
Get to know the UPV campuses
Vera campus
The Vera campus is located north of the city of Valencia in a quiet environment that borders the orchards. More than 60 buildings spread out neatly around the Agora, the heart of university life. The green areas are over 108,000 m2 and house an open-air sculpture museum.
Gandia campus
The Gandia campus is located in Grao de Gandia. The centre has well-equipped laboratories for all specialities, a building with conference rooms and the main lecture hall, sports facilities, and a Learning and Research Resource Center (CRAI).
Alcoi campus
The Alcoi campus comprises several emblematic buildings dating from the era of industrialization. On the one hand, the Paseo del Viaducto building is located in the city’s centre, and less than a kilometre away. There are the old Ferrándiz and Carbonell factories, two large textile companies that today are the school’s headquarters. The campus also has a sports and research building, outdoor sports courts and green areas.