No poverty
Zero hunger
Good health and well-being
Quality Education
Gender equality
Clean water and sanitation
Affordable and clean energy
Decent work and economic growth
Industry, innovation and infrastructure
Reduced inequalities
Sustainable cities and communities
Responsible consumption and production
Climate action
Life below water
Life on land
Peace, justice and strong institutions
Partnership for the goals
03/10/2021
“The Story of Rubbish” Creative Contest, part of the “UEH Zero Waste Campus” project, will officially commence from November 26th, 2021, until December 7th, 2021. The contest is open to all students of the University of Econom
28/09/2021
Life is becoming increasingly modern, and the material and spiritual lives of people are improving. However, alongside this progress, the issue of environmental pollution is becoming more complex. Environmental pollution is not just a problem for a s
31/12/2020
After a week of intense study and work, the weekend seemed to be the perfect time for students to rest and recharge for a new week ahead. However, for UEH students, the enthusiasm and voluntary spirit led them to the campaign "Saturday Volunteer, Gre
06/05/2026
Keywords: Eco-friendly packaging; Purchase intention; Gen Z; Theory of Planned Behavior; Altruistic values; Egoistic values; Environmental awareness; Health consciousness; Social norms; Control perceived behavior. We often think that technology is th
03/05/2026
Keywords: Eco-friendly packaging; Purchase intention; Gen Z; Theory of Planned Behavior; Altruistic values; Egoistic values; Environmental awareness; Health consciousness; Social norms; Control perceived behavior. In the context of increasing environ
01/05/2026
Keywords: Circular fashion; Sustainable fashion; Secondhand; Upcycled; Perceived value; Perceived risk; Purchase intention; Product attitude; Greenwashing; Green consumer behavior. While the fashion industry is considered one of the most polluting in
24/04/2026
Keywords: Green consumption; Green purchase decision; Students; Green brand; Subjective norm; Green advertising; Green consumption intention; Consumer behavior; Green marketing; Environmental awareness. The awareness of environmental pollution among
22/04/2026
Keywords: Green consumption; Green purchasing decisions; Students; Green brands; Subjective norms; Green advertising; Green consumption intentions; Consumer behavior; Green marketing; Environmental awareness. Although environmental awareness is incre
16/04/2026
Keywords: Augmented Reality (AR); Technology usage behavior; Learner attitudes; Personal innovation; Technology anxiety; Learning experience; Digital education; University students. Technology is changing the way we learn every day, but not all techn
12/04/2026
Keywords: Minimalist living; Sustainable fashion; Green consumer behavior; Gen Z; Sustainable attitudes; Happiness; Controlling consumer desires. Minimalist living is gradually becoming a lifestyle pursued by Gen Z, but does "buying less" really equa
10/04/2026
Keywords: Gamification; Virtual CSR; Co-creation; Green consumer behavior; Gen Z; User experience; Satisfaction; Enjoyment perception. In the digital age, when corporate social responsibility (CSR) activities are no longer the exclusive "playground"
08/04/2026
Keywords: Intention to use; Green transportation; Electric ride-hailing service; Green consumer behavior. Electric vehicles are called the future of green transportation, but in reality, students still choose gasoline vehicles every day as a hard-to-
03/04/2026
Keywords: Green cosmetics; Greenwashing; Perceived green value; Purchase intention; Sustainable consumption; Youth; Brand attitude; Environmental responsibility. Green consumption is on the rise, but so are the traps of greenwashing. When trust is be
01/04/2026
Keywords: gamification, green marketing, customer engagement, perception of enjoyment. Why can young people spend hours on a game, but easily scroll past environmental messages? Perhaps the issue lies not in awareness, but in the level of excitement
01/04/2026
Keywords: gamification, green marketing, customer engagement, perception of enjoyment. Why can young people spend hours on a game, but easily scroll past environmental messages? Perhaps the issue lies not in awareness, but in the level of excitement
