The College of Archaeology at Al-Qadisiyah University places great importance on energy and climate change issues, recognizing that environmental sustainability has become an urgent necessity to ensure a balanced academic and health-conscious future. Based on the university’s goals of transitioning to a green campus, the college has adopted advanced policies to rationalize energy consumption and reduce greenhouse gas emissions, in addition to encouraging the use of renewable energy sources in its various buildings and facilities.
In this context, the college has begun implementing a phased project to transition to clean energy by adopting environmentally friendly lighting and air conditioning systems that are highly energy-efficient, resulting in a significant reduction in electricity consumption compared to traditional systems.
The college also distinguished itself during the COVID-19 pandemic by adopting innovative scientific and community initiatives, most notably the design of self-opening doors that operate using a self-activating system, with the aim of reducing direct contact and maintaining public safety.
On the academic and research front, the College of Archaeology boasts a distinguished record of workshops, seminars, and specialized scientific research addressing topics such as sustainable energy, environmental pollution, and climate change. This scholarly activity reflects the college’s leading role in supporting Al-Qadisiyah University’s efforts to achieve sustainable development goals and promote environmental awareness among students and researchers.
Through these integrated efforts, the College of Archaeology reaffirms its ongoing commitment to contributing to environmental protection and achieving a balance between scientific advancement and the preservation of natural resources for a more sustainable future.
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