Sustainability Performance Chart of Each College
NUK’s 2024 curriculum corresponds to the distribution of SDGs indicators. Among them, Humanities College uses SDGs4 teaching quality, Law College uses SDGs16 for peace and justice systems, Management College uses SDGs8 for employment and economic growth, and Science College and Engineering College uses SDGs9 for industry, innovation infrastructure construction for the highest relevance.
In 2024, the faculty has published a total of 297 papers related to the SDGs, of which are 148 journal articles, 142 conference papers, and 7 monographs, with SDG9 (industry, innovation, and infrastructure), SDG4 (quality education), SDG8 (decent work and economic growth), and SDG3 (good health and social welfare) as the main directions of development. In the future, the University will continue to comply with major national policies and integrate the specialties of its research areas to respond to the global trend of sustainable development.
Statistics on Master's and Doctoral Dissertations related to SDGs in Each College
*Humanities & Social Science *Law *Management *Science *Engineering