Sustainability in higher education

Small, incremental changes in how laboratories manage consumables and equipment can add up to a substantial reduction in the environmental footprint of research activities

Climate impact needs to be the lens through which students view their studies, if we’re going to equip future generations to deal with the coming emergency. Here are the best teaching strategies to do so

Two academics share strategies for advancing climate action and boosting sustainability at an institutional and individual level

With collaboration and stakeholder buy-in, universities can help solve global issues such as reducing e-waste and the environmental impact of internet servers

A simple but robust tool and methodology can help universities calculate the carbon emissions from student travel when they relocate for study

Lessons on building a successful international research collaboration founded on trust and respect between partners

A framework to support sustainability education that works within different courses, with discipline-specific examples

Incorporating theatre, music and the visual arts as research tools complements analytical and qualitative approaches to environmental challenges – and goes beyond public engagement into local and global policymaking

Incorporating the SDGs into teaching involves facilitating project collaboration among students from different disciplines. Here are examples of how this can work in practice

Investing in greening your institution will result in huge savings in the long run. Here are some strategies that have worked for CETYS University