The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are a collection of 17 global objectives established by the United Nations to address urgent global challenges, such as poverty, inequality, climate change, environmental degradation, and sustainable development, by 2030.

Covenant University is actively engaged in several SDGs through education, research, community engagement, and partnerships. The university implements initiatives aligned with goals like quality education, climate action, life below water, responsible consumption, and more.

Covenant University raises awareness about climate change through conventions, collaborative disaster planning, and partnerships with organizations like the Global Regional Centre of Expertise (RCE). These efforts focus on education, preparedness, and grassroots sustainability practices.

Covenant University focuses on ethical sourcing, waste management, and resource-efficient practices. Through its Strategic Business Unit (SBU), the university implements programs that align with sustainable consumption and production.

Covenant University actively involves local communities in its initiatives. For example, farmers are trained on sustainable practices, and youths participate in conferences like the Local Conference of Youth (LCOY).

Covenant University collaborates with non-governmental organizations, international bodies like the Global RCE network, and local stakeholders to achieve its SDG objectives.

Covenant University integrates SDG-related topics into its curriculum, offers entrepreneurial training, and hosts conventions and conferences that promote education for sustainable development.

The university conducts research in areas such as climate resilience, sustainable farming practices, resource-efficient production, and innovative solutions for sustainability challenges.