Education, Communication and Environmental Management: Complementary Strategies for the Construction of Sustainable Universities

University sustainability has established itself as a fundamental axis in global educational policies. This article explores the interaction between education, communication and environmental management as key strategies to foster sustainable universities. Through an updated bibliographic review and a case study in Latin American universities, it is evident how these dimensions, when integrated in a synergistic way, allow a structural change in the institutional culture towards more environmentally responsible practices. It is concluded that a transversal, inclusive and participatory strategy is essential to achieve a sustainable transformation in the university environment.

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International Journal of Environmental Sciences
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2025-06-18
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https://doi.org/10.64252/58y9av75
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University-Industry-Government Innovation Models
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Education, Communication and Environmental Management: Complementary Strategies for the Construction of Sustainable Universities

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Education, Communication and Environmental Management: Complementary Strategies for the Construction of Sustainable Universities

Miriam Elizabeth Erazo Rodríguez, Gilberto Rodríguez Montufar, Alejandra Carpio Herrera, Roger Badin Paredes Guerrero
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University sustainability has established itself as a fundamental axis in global educational policies. This article explores the interaction between education, communication and environmental management as key strategies to foster sustainable universities. Through an updated bibliographic review and a case study in Latin American universities, it is evident how these dimensions, when integrated in a synergistic way, allow a structural change in the institutional culture towards more environmentally responsible practices. It is concluded that a transversal, inclusive and participatory strategy is essential to achieve a sustainable transformation in the university environment.

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