Promote peaceful and inclusive societies, provide access to justice for all, and build effective, accountable, and inclusive institutions.
The University of Tulsa strives to create an environment where peace, justice, and strong governance thrive. This instrumental in research, education, and community engagement efforts that support conflict resolution, human rights, and good governance. By nurturing a culture of social responsibility, we aid in the development of informed, empowered citizens who work toward the betterment of societies worldwide. This serves as a testament to our commitment to building a just, peaceful, and equitable world.
The University of Tulsa aims to promote a peaceful and inclusive society for sustainable development, provide access to justice for all, and build an effective, accountable, and inclusive institution at all levels, in the following ways:
- Legal Education: TU College of Law offers programs and courses that educate students about the legal system, access to justice, and the importance of the rule of law in maintaining peace and justice.
- Conflict Resolution: The university supports research and initiatives related to conflict resolution, peace studies, and diplomacy, fostering an understanding of peaceful solutions to global issues.
- Policy Analysis: Through various research centers and institutes, TU conducts policy analysis and research on topics related to governance, justice, and human rights, contributing to informed decision-making.
- Diverse and Inclusive Campus: TU promotes diversity and inclusivity on its campus, fostering an environment where individuals from various backgrounds can interact, learn, and work together harmoniously.
- Community Engagement: The university encourages students to engage with the local community, addressing issues related to justice, equality, and civic participation.
- Rule of Law: TU emphasizes the importance of the rule of law in its educational programs and research activities, highlighting its role in maintaining peace and order in society.
- Public Service: TU graduates often pursue careers in public service, including law enforcement, government, and nonprofit organizations, working towards more just and accountable institutions.
- Ethics and Integrity: The university instills values of ethics and integrity in its students, preparing them to be responsible and principled leaders in society.
- Research on Governance: TU’s research initiatives delve into topics like governance, transparency, and accountability, contributing to the understanding of effective institution-building.
- Human Rights Education: Through courses and programs, TU raises awareness about human rights issues, empowering students to advocate for justice and equality.
By integrating these elements into its educational and research endeavors, the University of Tulsa actively supports the principles and objectives of SDG 16, fostering a commitment to peace, justice, and strong institutions among its students and the broader community.
KPI’s
1,100+
Total Graduates
100+
Total Graduates From Law and Enforcement Related Courses
SDG 16 Targets
Implement policies that support academic freedom
Elect representatives on the university’s highest governing body from students, faculty and staff
Provide expert advice to various governmental entities
Research
15+
Scholars
161
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