The guidelines in this document provide the current accessibility directives for it may be required to access some campus buildings
The Main CampusFrom Sunday to Thursday , open from 9:00 to 16:00
HQ CampusFrom Sunday to Thursday , open from 9:00 to 16:00
Special AccessIndividuals requiring campus building Access outside of the hours listed above , such as faculty and students requiring 24/7 access to certain buildings for labs or projects , have been or may be granted access as needed.
Individuals seeking extended campus building access outside of the hours listed above for necessary activities must obtain approval from a dean or building manager of their college or school , the college or school will then request approval from the department of public safety.Requests must be made in a timely manner
- E-Just has great landscape and green spaces in its main campus,the green spaces will cover more than 50% of the main campus,now cover about 27 acres. these areas are very important places to relax and also for surrounded environment.
- The northern gardens are open for public every day of the year till 5:00 PM
- The table below shows the statistics of the library usage by EJUST Community and Non-EJUST individuals
The table below shows the statistics of the library usage by EJUST
Community and Non-EJUST individuals.
Month | EJUST | Non-EJUST / Affiliation | Total |
January | 28 | 2 | 30 |
February | 34 | 4 | 38 |
March | 86 | 5 / STEM | 91 |
April | 45 | 2 | 47 |
May | 65 | 2 | 67 |
June | 43 | 0 | 43 |
July | 5 | 4 / STEM | 9 |
August | 25 | 7 / STEM | 32 |
September | 199 | 4 / STEM | 203 |
October | 295 | 5 / STEM | 300 |
November | 138 | 2 / STEM | 140 |
December | 80 | 1 / STEM | 81 |
- In 2010 the transport sector was responsible for 22% of global CO2 emissions worldwide. 1 Global transport related CO2 emissions are expected to increase by 57% in the 2005 – 2030 timeframe, representing the fastest growing source of greenhouse gas emissions worldwide (IEA “CO₂ Emissions from Fuel Combustion – 2012 Edition”( 2012) Paris: International Energy Agency). A reduction in driving could have a measurable impact on slowing the process of climate change by reducing harmful tailpipe emissions.
- The researchers analysed the specific reduction in Greenhouse Gas emissions (GHG) that was produced by the construction of dedicated bike infrastructure and subsequent reduction in driving, noting, “A reduction of close to 2% in GHG emissions is observed for an increase of 7% in the length of the bicycle network.”( https://momentummag.com/building-bike-lanes-slow-climate-change-new-study-finds/). Moreover, cycling has numerous health benefits, since its impact on the planet can make life better and safer for all people. Since one of the important points in EJUST vision that serving the local community. Adding bike lanes have proved a significant success in many cities across the world. For example in Marin country, CA the bicyclists has increased 366% on weekdays and 540% on weekends (Reference: http://smartgrowthamerica.org/complete-streets/)
EJUST has launched a policy in cooperation with New Borg Elarab authority to upgrade the city streets based on the complete street policies by adding a dedicated bike lane between E-JUST main campus and HQ campus (about 3 Km) and facilitating 100 bicycles for moving between the both campuses (Figure 1).
It is expected to reduce the daily trips between both campuses using cars with about 300 Km. As EJUST main campus as a green campus gives the pedestrian the priority, the electric cars, and cycling through all the campus (Figure 2). It limits the cars in parking areas near of the campus borders
- EJUST provides affordable housing for employees and students inside the university campus
- EJUST promotes distance learning through Blackboard platform. All theoretical courses available on the platform, as the online lectures are conducted regularly. Specially after COVID 19, distance learning has become a rather popular concept these days. Through the distance learning, the students able to study from the comfort of one’s own home makes the learning process less daunting. It gives learners one less thing to have to worry about when it comes to going to class, finding a seat, and being crowded by other people. At home, they can choose where they want to study and change seats whenever they are bored or start feeling sore from sitting in one place for too long.
- EJUST main campus was designed following the world green building council. A pre-assessment was conducted for the main campus. It had got 66 credits which gives the campus a gold certificate in LEED. (attached the LEED preassessment for the campus)
The university prepares an annual report on carbon impacts based on the GHG protocol. The emissions rate in 2021 is 18,985 tons of carbon dioxide distributed as follows. The University emitted an estimated 6,206 MT CO2e through the consumption of electricity produced at the central utility plant. and 6,668 MT CO2e through the consumption of HVAC produced.
The following chart represents the distribution of the emission.
EJUST reduces carbon dioxide emissions through the following.
Greening the university layout can help in mitigating the heat stress, thus it can help reduce the cooling loads of building, as well as sequester carbon from the atmosphere and store it in the soil. EJUST gives priority for greening a wide area of its site. In the first phase of EJUST main campus (Fig 1,2), the total buildings area is 66975m2, whereas the total green area is 70867m2, which represents about 1:1 floor area to green area. In the future, in the next construction stages (Fig. 3), the building area will not exceed 18% of the total site area, however the green area will be tripled.
In this report, the first phase of EJUST main campus (opened in Feb. 2019) a total of 1152 kg CO2e has been subtracted due to the greening areas and the planted trees area and type of the campus landscaping.
Total buildings area |
66975 |
Total green areas |
70867 m2 (15.95 acres) |
Total trees (plam) |
180 Palm trees |
In 2010 the transport sector was responsible for 22% of global CO2 emissions worldwide. 1 Global transport related CO2 emission are expected to increase by 57% in the 2005 – 2030 timeframe, representing the fastest growing source of greenhouse gas emissions worldwide (IEA “CO₂ Emissions from Fuel Combustion - 2012 Edition” (2012) Paris: International Energy Agency). A reduction in driving could have a measurable impact on slowing the process of climate change by reducing harmful tailpipe emissions.
EJUST has supported the campus with four electric golf cars and one bus to facilitate transportation within the university without generating any emissions. Also, EJUST launched a policy in cooperation with New Borg Elarab authority to upgrade the city streets based on the complete street policies by adding a dedicated bike lane between E-JUST main campus and HQ campus (about 3 Km) and facilitating 100 bicycles for moving between both campuses. It is expected to reduce the daily trips between both campuses using cars by about 300 Km.
The outdoor air in Alexandria is generally mild during mid-seasons and winter. This presents a good potential for cooling buildings by natural means.
In current design, the building heights are generally low. This guarantees that buildings in a downwind direction could receive adequate natural ventilation. In order to further enhance overall ventilation performance, a wind path could be created within E-JUST.
Strategies:
Recommendations regarding facilitating natural ventilation include:
EJUST provide the campus by Solar Energy is located on the secondary campus of the Egyptian Japanese University and has a total capacity of 560 kilowatts. The solar cells are distributed in three places: Plaza, Atrium, and Parking. The station has a control room and an inverter room. The total power generation of the station is divided as follows:
The output power of the PV station was connected to the loads in the south and north buildings and the administration building as well as the light loads of the parking, atrium, and plaza. The PV station statistics from January 1, 2022, to December 31, 2022, are as follows:
The total energy generated from the photovoltaic system during 2022 reached 136 MWh. It saves 110,000 EGP (as the KWh price is 0.80 LE) and reduces emissions by 96 metric tons of carbon dioxide.