Post by : Mariam Al-Faris
Al-Baha University has been ranked 1,189th in the world and 15th among Saudi universities in the 2025 UI GreenMetric classification. The university said this ranking highlights its ongoing efforts to maintain academic excellence in all areas, while also showing its commitment to sustainability, environmental responsibility, and the overall quality of campus life.
Dr. Abdullah Al-Hussein, President of Al-Baha University, stated that the institution, guided by its mission, vision, and strategic plans, is working to strengthen its position both nationally and globally. He emphasized that the ranking reflects the university’s continuous dedication to improving research, learning opportunities, and campus development.
The university highlighted that this achievement adds to its previous successes at both international and national levels. It also underlines Al-Baha University’s focus on integrating sustainable practices into its operations and promoting a positive environment for students, staff, and faculty.
Dr. Al-Hussein added that the university remains committed to advancing higher education standards in Saudi Arabia, while encouraging innovation, scientific growth, and global recognition. The ranking demonstrates that the university is effectively balancing academic performance with social and environmental responsibility.
This achievement further strengthens Al-Baha University’s reputation as a leading institution that not only prioritizes quality learning but also invests in sustainable campus initiatives. The university plans to continue developing programs that enhance student experience, research output, and community engagement, aligning with its strategic goals.
The 2025 UI GreenMetric ranking serves as a benchmark for universities worldwide to assess sustainability and operational excellence. For Al-Baha University, it reflects years of planning, dedication, and a commitment to creating a vibrant and eco-friendly campus while maintaining high academic standards.
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