Sindh Agriculture University Ranks 748th in UI GreenMetric World University Rankings
SAU Tandojam strengthens its standing among more than 2,000 universities assessed for environmental sustainability in the 2026 UI GreenMetric rankings.
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The Sindh Agriculture University (SAU) in Tandojam has secured the 748th position among 2,016 universities worldwide in the UI GreenMetric World University Ranking for 2026, according to the Associated Press of Pakistan.
The UI GreenMetric ranking, produced annually by Universitas Indonesia, evaluates participating universities on their commitment to sustainability, including campus infrastructure, energy use, waste management, water conservation, transportation and education related to environmental issues.
University officials said the placement reflects a strengthening of SAU's standing in the global sustainability landscape, as the institution continues efforts to improve its environmental practices.
SAU, one of Pakistan's leading agricultural universities, has in recent years sought to expand its participation in international rankings that assess sustainability alongside academic performance.
The university did not immediately provide further details on the specific criteria or scores that contributed to this year's ranking.
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