The University of Luzon ranked 118th in the Philippines in the UI GreenMetric Sustainable University Rankings 2026, reflecting its efforts to support environmental sustainability and responsible campus development.

The results were announced on September 24, 2026, during the Results & Awards Ceremony at Azerbaijan State Oil and Industry University in Baku, Azerbaijan. The annual rankings assess universities based on their efforts to promote sustainability in campus operations and development.

UL also placed 1,080th in Asia and 1,745th worldwide, marking its standing among institutions assessed for their sustainability practices. These results highlight the importance of continued work toward a campus that values environmental care, efficient resource use, and sustainable development.

The University extends its special gratitude to the College of Engineering and Architecture for its contributions and support in advancing sustainability efforts. Its role is valued in helping strengthen UL’s work toward a more environmentally responsible campus and a culture that considers the long-term impact of development.

These efforts also align with the University’s work toward the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. By promoting environmental awareness and sustainable campus practices, UL advances SDG 4: Quality Education through learning that builds knowledge and responsibility for sustainability. Its focus on resource management and environmental care supports SDG 12: Responsible Consumption and Production by encouraging the responsible use of resources. UL also contributes to SDG 13: Climate Action by supporting practices that raise awareness of environmental challenges and the need for collective action.

Congratulations, UL Family, on this recognition in the UI GreenMetric Sustainable University Rankings 2026! This achievement reflects the collective effort, shared responsibility, and dedication of the UL community in supporting sustainability. May this achievement encourage the UL community to continue working together toward a greener campus and a more sustainable future.