Wastewater generated within the campus is treated in treatment facilities in line with the agreement of the Metropolitan Municipality. Wastewater passes through primary purification filters before being discharged. There are oil filters in the waste water discharge channels in areas where oily waste occurs, such as cafeterias. Work is being carried out with the water and sewerage administration (SASKİ) affiliated to the metropolitan municipality to prevent wastewater from mixing with the clean water network. On the other hand, since Sakarya is located in the first degree earthquake zone, wastewater channels need to be protected against possible earthquake risks; A steel transmission line was laid by Sakarya Metropolitan Municipality in the region where Sakarya University is located. Despite these measures, filters are used in all wastewater discharge areas to minimize the damage that may occur due to contamination.
