Institutionalising sustainability in the curriculum and the student experience

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A presentation from the EAUC Annual Conference 2012 which helps you to continue the learning and inspiration.

Held at the University of York between 27-29 March 2012

Topics covered

‘Green Academy: Curricula for Tomorrow’ is a development of the Higher Education Academy’s (HEA) original Change Academy with a specific developmental focus on Education for Sustainable Development (ESD). It was run as pilot by the HEA in 2011. The workshop will open with group discussions around the infrastructure and representations required to begin the process of embedding sustainability in the curriculum and the student experience across the institution. The Green Academy process and three exemplar projects will then be presented, after which delegates will be asked to critically appraise the approach and outcomes of the Green Academy to-date.

Facilitator

Dr Peter Rands, Sustainability Development Manager (Canterbury Christ Church University)

Speakers

Julia Heaton (University of Southampton), Kieth Pitcher (Nottingham University) and Stephen Scoffham, GA Team Member (Canterbury Christ Church University)