About University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC) – Office of Sustainability

Located in the heart of one of the world’s great cities, the University of Illinois at Chicago is a vital part of the educational, technological and cultural fabric of the region. As Chicago’s only public research university with more than 33,000 students, 16 colleges, a hospital and a health sciences system, UIC provides students access to excellence and opportunity.

Key Facts

Website
uic.edu
Established
1946
Employees
1000+
Headquarters
Illinois, United States
Company Type
School/University
Company Specialty
Engineering/Entrepreneurship Center

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UIC aspires to be a Carbon Neutral Campus by building LEED certified buildings using renewable energy

UIC aspires to be a Carbon Neutral Campus by building LEED certified buildings using renewable energy

UIC aspires to be a Carbon Neutral Campus by encouraging low-carbon transportation

UIC aspires to be a Carbon Neutral Campus by encouraging low-carbon transportation

UIC aspires to be a Zero Waste Campus by encouraging recycling indoors and out

UIC aspires to be a Zero Waste Campus by encouraging recycling indoors and out

UIC aspires to be a Biodiverse Campus by increasing native plants, trees and pollinator habitats

UIC aspires to be a Biodiverse Campus by increasing native plants, trees and pollinator habitats

UIC aspires to be a Net Zero Water Campus by reducing stormwater via rain gardens and permeable pavement

UIC aspires to be a Net Zero Water Campus by reducing stormwater via rain gardens and permeable pavement

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