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Submitted July 19, 2022
Published 2022-07-19

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Vol. 2 No. 1 (2022): REICIT

University and environment:: Challenges you must assume


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Published: 2022-07-19

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Tejedor De León, E., Tejedor De León, D., Araya, R. and Ortega Aranda, B. (2022) “University and environment:: Challenges you must assume”, REICIT, 2(1), pp. 19–29. Available at: https://revistas.up.ac.pa/index.php/REICIT/article/view/3053 (Accessed: 24 November 2024).

Abstract

This article analyzes and reflects on the university, its formative mission and its consequent production of knowledge. These functions oblige the university (and those who are part of it), to increase and redirect its substantive activities (teaching, extension and research) towards the search for innovative knowledge to understand and respond to the related difficulties, among other aspects, con the environmental problems of the society where it is immersed.   In the search to provide answers to this situation, the university must assume new roles that pose a series of challenges to: the need to evaluate the environmental impact that the development of its functions entails, the implementation of environmental education in the university curriculum and the institutionalization of the environmental commitment of universities.  This situation dictates to him the adoption of strategies that allow him to be relevant academically and researching, without leaving the principles that underpin university teaching. Consequently, with what has been proposed, some challenges are mentioned to which the university is faced, which is an educational institution, which due to its unique particularities of a training and knowledge-generating institution, make it an invaluable social-educational organization to promote projects and activities that incite a progressive change of those who make it up and power.  act responsibly towards the environment

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