Indoor pollutants in university buildings can be a big problem. They can hurt not just the environment but also the health of students, teachers, and staff.

The air we breathe inside schools can really impact how well we think, focus, and learn. Because of this, universities need to take smart steps to reduce indoor pollutants. It's important to make the indoor environment better for everyone.

To do this, a mix of different methods can help create a cleaner and healthier indoor space.

First of all, the way a building is designed and the materials used are very important for indoor air quality.

Using Low-Emission Materials is a key strategy when building or fixing up university spaces. If schools use materials that let out fewer harmful chemicals, like low-VOC paints and sealants, they can greatly reduce the amount of bad stuff in the air.

Also, choosing eco-friendly materials, like bamboo or recycled wood, not only helps improve indoor air quality but also supports sustainable building practices.

Next, Improving Ventilation Systems is really important too.