To manage waste that could cause environmental pollution and to prevent pollution incidents, the University has established the Waste Management Procedures in accordance with relevant laws and regulations. The General Affairs Section is responsible for the management, disposal, and recycling of general (domestic) waste. The Environmental Safety Center handles the removal, treatment, and online reporting of laboratory waste, including waste liquids.
The University has also issued a notice that sets out common requirements for handling laboratory waste liquids, which all laboratories are to follow in order to avoid accidents and pollution incidents.
In academic year 113 (2024–2025), 8.23 tons of waste liquid was produced.
| Waste Category | Type | Unit in Charge |
| General waste (from students and staff) | Domestic Waste | Administrative Team |
| Recyclable Waste | Administrative Team, Procurement and Maintenance Team | |
| Food Waste | Administrative Team | |
| Source-specific waste (generated by laboratories, workshops, and research centers at the University) | Liquid waste | Environmental Safety Center |
| Solid waste | Environmental Safety Center | |
| Infectious waste | Environmental Safety Center | |
| Animal litter | Environmental Safety Center | |
| Radioactive waste | Environmental Safety Center (laboratories cover their own hazardous waste treatment costs) | |
| Construction waste (generated by construction and renovation) | Construction and Building Waste | Maintenance Team The contractor manages construction waste by engaging licensed, qualified waste-service providers. |
| Course-related waste (generated during teaching activities) | Teaching-related waste, such as Styrofoam and wooden models, from the Department of Civil Engineering (construction waste) and the College of Design (Departments of Architecture, Interior Design, Landscape Architecture, and Commercial Design, etc.) | The departments concerned are responsible for disposing of this waste and for the removal costs. |