Promote education that is both inclusive and of equitable, high quality, while fostering a culture of lifelong learning for all.
This goal seeks to ensure inclusive, equitable, and quality education for all, with a specific target to ensure that everyone has access to free primary and secondary education. The University of Tulsa is committed to advancing education as a fundamental driver of social progress. By nurturing a culture of education that transcends traditional boundaries, TU has a pivotal role in shaping a more equitable and informed global society, where education is a powerful force for positive change.
The University of Tulsa satisfies Sustainable Development Goal 4 by promoting inclusive, equitable, and quality education through various initiatives and practices:
- Diverse Academic Programs: The university offers a wide range of academic programs and majors, ensuring that students have access to diverse fields of study.
- Scholarships and Financial Aid: TU provides scholarships and financial aid to make education more accessible to students from various backgrounds, thus promoting inclusivity.
- Global Perspective: Through international programs and global partnerships, TU exposes students to a global perspective, helping them understand different cultures and perspectives, which aligns with SDG 4’s focus on global citizenship.
- Research and Innovation: TU engages in research and innovation across various disciplines, contributing to the advancement of knowledge and fostering a culture of lifelong learning.
- Community Engagement: The university actively participates in community engagement and outreach programs, promoting education and learning opportunities for the broader community.
- Commitment to Quality: TU maintains high academic standards and quality assurance mechanisms to ensure that students receive a quality education.
- Inclusive Policies: The university has policies and practices in place to ensure inclusivity, diversity, and equal opportunities for all students, irrespective of their backgrounds.
- Partnerships: TU collaborates with government agencies, community organizations, and industry partners to enhance educational opportunities and address challenges in the education sector.
By implementing these practices and initiatives, the University of Tulsa contributes to SDG 4 by providing inclusive, equitable, and quality education, promoting lifelong learning, and preparing students to be responsible global citizens.
KPI’s
1,100+
Number of Graduates
2,600+
Number of Enrolled Undergraduates
650+
Number of Undergraduates Starting a Degree
SDG 4 Targets
Graduate at Least 10 Students, Eligible to Teach at Primary School
15+
Enable Access to Educational Resources for the General Public
Enroll at Least 150
First-Generation Students
200+
Research
5+
Total Scholars
132
Total Publications
Policies
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