Universities and colleges are increasingly seen as vital players in the growth and innovation for climate adaptation. Engagement with wider society and, in particular, business and industry is often central to these activities, which can become a new revenue stream. Also, the nature of relationships between business, industry and institutions is an good measure of social responsibility, to the extent which all parties are committed to benefitting wider society.
Enactus Cardiff - realising your business potential
Inspiring the future generation - INSPIRE student internships
Balancing the Books: Creating a model of responsible fashion business education
Dip, Dabble, Dive and Thrive – integrating sustainability in the extra-curriculum
Queen’s University Belfast’s ‘Environmental Leadership Programme’
Green Mary careers week
Don’t waste your e-waste
Future-proof your career
Industry-relevant work experience for every student at Leeds Trinity University
Leicester: Talkin’ bout our evolution
Zero by 2040 – The University of Edinburgh’s climate strategy
Going above and beyond!
Continually greening Goldsmiths
Building a sustainable future: From start to beginning
Embedding sustainability at Aston University
The Public Bodies Climate Change Duties came into play in 2016 with annual reports due each November. The universities and colleges of Scotland are supported by SSN and the...
A step-by-step mapping tool to prioritise and characterise food and drink by-products and wastes.
Introduction to Sustainable New Product Development (S-NPD) provides guidance for those involved in NPD and product design who wish to improve the sustainability of their...
It’s simple – reducing the amount of food your business throws away can boost your bottom line.
The Society for the Environment celebrated environmental professionalism through its Environmental Professional of the Year Award today.