Department of
Electrical Engineering
and Information Technology

Green Lothstraße Campus

Since 2023, sustainability has been established as a cross-cutting theme in university development at Hochschule München. Following the successful completion of the ÖKOPROFIT environmental management programme at theGreen Campus Pasing, the initiative is now being extended to the Lothstraße Campus – with the involvement of several faculties and departments.

Environmental Guidelines

As part of Hochschule München’s sustainability strategy, the university is committed to adhering to and implementing the following environmental guidelines. Our aim is to use these to shape a vibrant and sustainable future that is in line with the Sustainable Development Goals.

About our environmental guidelines

About ÖKOPROFIT

ÖKOPROFIT stands for ‘Ecological Project for Integrated Environmental Technology’. The programme supports businesses and public institutions, such as universities, in combining resource efficiency, climate protection and economic viability. The focus is on specific measures to save energy, reduce waste and emissions, and optimise processes in a sustainable manner.

History & Contributors

ÖKOPROFIT at Hochschule München dates back to 2003: the programme was first introduced at the Department of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology that year.

In 2023, it was launched at the Green Campus Pasing as a pilot project for the entire site. Following its successful completion in Pasing, ÖKOPROFIT is now also being continued at the Lothstraße Campus, where it is being implemented as part of an inter-faculty partnership with the involvement of the following institutions:

Department of Mechanical, Automotive and Aeronautical Engineering (Dept 03)

Department of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology (Dept 04)

Department of Computer Science and Mathematics (Dept 07)

Department of Engineering and Management (FK09)

Strascheg Center for Entrepreneurship (SCE)

ÖKOPROFIT – Project period

The project will run for a period of 15 months – from September 2025 to November 2026. Through workshops and one-to-one consultancy sessions, potential savings will be identified, measures to conserve resources will be developed and sustainability processes will be initiated. The aim is to work together to achieve measurable progress in environmental management and to be awarded the ÖKOPROFIT certification at the end of the project period.

Have your say now!

All members of the university community – staff members, lecturers, researchers and students – are invited to get actively involved. Whether through their own project ideas, practically-oriented contributions from their studies and research, or by getting involved in day-to-day university life: every initiative counts.

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