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Sustainability on Campus

Goethe University designs its campuses to be socially, ecologically, climate- and equity-oriented – aiming for net climate neutrality by 2038.

Universities actively contribute to sustainability by integrating sustainable practices into their campuses and activities, thereby serving as role models for society. As a place of work and study and as a habitat, Goethe University has the potential to play a leading role in  protecting the climate and the environment and promoting social justice, particularly through its focus on fields like energy, mobility and construction. Learn more about the programs and projects at Goethe University, as well as helpful information for students and staff about campus life.

Dr. Ulrich Breuer, Chief Administrative and Financial Officer

Dr. Ulrich Breuer

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Chief Administrative and Financial Officer

“We are making operations measurably more sustainable step by step. Our goal: achieving net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2038.”

Uwe Dettmar

Goethe University Offers and Projects

A person walking down a hallway in a building with a glass facade. In the foreground, green trees are visible, reflected in the glass facade.

The University's Ecological Footprint

Energy, Water, Greenhouse Gases: Goethe University systematically tracks its resource consumption. Here you will find the annual development since 2019.

Marc Jacquemin

Additional Sustainability Action Fields

Sustainability Office

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  • Phone+49 (069) 798-12354
    E-Mailnachhaltigkeit@uni-frankfurt.de
  • Visitor Address
    Campus WestendPA-Gebäude 3.P23-25Theodor-W.-Adorno-Platz 160323 Frankfurt am Main