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On-campus nurseries for the children of HSE staff.
Removing barriers in campus buildings and dorms for people with disabilities: wheelchair ramps, platform lifts, anti-slip surfaces, tactile navigation etc.
Learning equipment for people with special needs: printers and portable braille displays, audio description, and sign language interpretation.
The HSE University website and the online learning system are adapted for visually impaired people.
Green Campus
Decreasing electricity and water consumption through various resource-saving technologies.
Using lighting control technology that relies on the level of natural illumination.
Implementing advanced construction solutions to maximise the use of natural illumination.
Implementing an energy efficiency programme for HSE buildings that has been developed based on the results of an energy efficiency audit.
Minimising heat loss to save heating resources.
Introducing separate waste collection within the university campus.
Separating waste for recycling.
Collecting old electronic devices and office equipment for recycling.
Reducing office paper consumption as a result of electronic paperwork.
Developing Infrastructure for New Reality
Adapting classrooms for new learning formats, including blended learning, online learning, and inter-campus courses.
Adapting classrooms and libraries for individual and team project work.
Creating co-working spaces for students and alumni in campus buildings and dorms.