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Campus universitario sustentable

Authors: Zapata-González, Lina Johanna; Quiceno-Hoyos, Andrés; Tabares-Hidalgo, Luisa Fernanda;

Campus universitario sustentable

Abstract

Sustainability in universities faces the challenge of providing knowledge that allows institutional development based on its substantive functions. Hence, the study sought to develop a concept of sustainable university campus by identifying variables and dynamics proper to the university. For this purpose, a descriptive methodology was proposed with two phases. The first phase theoretically explores the term “sustainable development” in history, in order to understand the concept of sustainable university campus. The second phase, of qualitative type, investigates and acknowledges the reality of the Universidad Católica de Manizales (UCM) regarding the exercise of sustainability on campus. Distinctive features were identified in the fields of sustainable development, expanding their range to the academic and physical-spatial areas of internal and external learning environments, finding their application on university campuses. Finally, it was possible to evidence strategies and actions implemented at the UCM, aimed at integrating concepts of sustainable campus.

La sustentabilidad en universidades tiene como reto proporcionar conocimientos que permitan el desarrollo institucional desde sus funciones sustantivas. De ahí que el estudio buscó construir un concepto de campus universitario sustentable identificando variables y dinámicas propias de las universidades. Para ello se planteó una metodología descriptiva con dos fases; la primera exploró teóricamente el término “desarrollo sostenible” en la historia, para entender el concepto de campus universitario sustentable; la segunda fase, de tipo cualitativo, indaga y reconoce la realidad de la Universidad Católica de Manizales (UCM) frente al ejercicio de la sustentabilidad en el campus. Se identificaron particularidades en las esferas del desarrollo sustentable ampliando el rango de las esferas a la académica y físicoespacial de los ambientes de aprendizaje internos y externos, encontrando su aplicación en los campus universitarios; por último, fue posible reconocer estrategias y acciones implementadas en la UCM, encaminadas a integrar conceptos de campus sustentables.

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EDUCACIÓN SUPERIOR, Physical ordering, CIUDAD UNIVERSITARIA, Ordenamiento físico, Urban development, PHYSICAL ORDERING, DESARROLLO SOSTENIBLE, ORDENAMIENTO FÍSICO, Sustainable development, Educación superior, UNIVERSITY TOWN, Ciudad universitaria, Desarrollo urbano, Higher education, SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT, URBAN DEVELOPMENT, University town, Desarrollo sostenible, HIGHER EDUCATION

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