More than 80% of students surveyed in a new HEA/NUS report, believe sustainable development should be actively promoted and incorporated by UK universities, a belief which increases as they progress through their studies. To help you engage more fully with your students on this issue, the EAUC is re...
Read more →Landscape Architecture students Jake Poloni and Steve Mann have struck gold at the Malvern Autumn Show with their garden inspired by Rockford, Illinois. Their edible garden won an RHS Gold award and was also named Best in Show. The 15 by 15 foot garden was sponsored by Rockford, Illinois, The Thr...
Read more →The Sustainable Garden at the University of Leeds has now officially opened. Founded through a partnership between the Sustainability Team, the Grounds and Garden team and Leeds University Union, the garden offers a public space for staff, students and the local community, with wildflower areas to e...
Read more →HEFCE has just released the Autumn 2013 quarterly digest with topical information for managers and others in audit, estates, finance and administration in higher education institutions. Here are a couple of tasters to whet your appetite: "Sustainable Development Framework HEFCE’s approa...
Read more →The Climate Change (Scotland) Act 2009 requires Scottish Ministers to develop a Scottish Adaptation Programme which addresses the risks identified for Scotland in the UK Climate Change Risk Assessment. The Programme is required to set out Scottish Ministers objectives in relation to adaptation to cl...
Read more →More than 80% of students, surveyed in a new report, believe that sustainable development should be actively promoted and incorporated by UK universities, a belief which increases as they progress through their studies. This is one of the major findings of Student attitudes towards and skills for...
Read more →EAUC Members, the LiFE Index and the Platform for Sustainability Performance in Education will be represented at a UNEP supported workshop in October at the University of Venice by Ca' Foscari University of Venice and Qs - World University Ranking, to promote the integration of sustainability indica...
Read more →Date for your diary: 7-9 May 2014 EAUC Annual Conference We are pleased to announce that the EAUC’s 18th Annual Conference will take place at Nottingham Trent University from 7 – 9 May 2014. Situated in the city centre of Nottingham, the Newton Building (which will host the Confer...
Read more →In April this year the Chartered Institute of Purchasing and Supply launched the CIPS Sustainability Index (CSI). Why is CSI a big deal? Well, supply chains are now longer and more integrated than ever before. This means buyers need to know their suppliers to help them manage supply chain risk...
Read more →We are now closed to MAC nominations We’re delighted to announce that the Member Advisory Council (MAC) is now open for nominations. The MAC was created 2 years ago to represent our Members’ views, needs and requirements. We’re confident that uniting an even mix of like-minde...
Read more →The Department of Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) has announced that the Government will be repealing the construction Site Waste Management Plan (SWMP) regulations 2008. Along with nearly 170 other organisations, EAUC Members issued a response to the consultation in July 2013. The consultation, l...
Read more →This tender has now closed The Environmental Association for Universities and Colleges (the EAUC) invites tenders for the event management and delivery of the Annual Conference in 2014 and 2015. Now in its 18th year, the EAUC Annual Conference is the sustainability event of the year for the UK...
Read more →Higher education institutions are crucibles of innovation - and not just in those areas of research that grab the headlines. Recognising the creativity and quality to be found throughout universities across the UK is the aim of the Times Higher Education Awards 2013, and the shortlist represents ...
Read more →The EAUC is a Member-led organisation. We represent you, and ensure that your views on topical issues are conveyed to the rest of the sector and to the Government. One important way we can do this is by responding to consultations from the Government and other organisations. What is this consulta...
Read more →The Soil Association is launching Organic September – Small Changes, Big Difference to show the huge difference consumers can make by switching one household item to organic. Running throughout September, the campaign will be the UK’s biggest celebration of all things organic. Consum...
Read more →Inspiring knowledge exchange… over lunch! A key part of the Sustainability Exchange is encouraging dialogue and sharing of ideas and approaches whether through resources, forums or other online methods. It is this concept that inspired our ‘exchanges’. Since the platform&rsq...
Read more →NUS has now announced the 25 students' unions that have been successful in bidding for a portion of £5 million to deliver ambitious ethical and environmental projects. These projects will drive transformative sustainability across their campuses and communities, create world-leading greening credent...
Read more →The leading sustainability charity for UK universities and colleges has an exciting opportunity for an exceptional person EAUC Scotland Project Officer (full time - fixed term) Based at our Edinburgh office £18,005 - £21,383 Fixed Term until 31st March 2014 - Full Time The EAUC seeks to ...
Read more →Leadership on the Sustainability Exchange Sponsors, Interface, have teamed up with conservation charity the Zoological Society of London (ZSL) to create the project, Net-Works™. Net-Works is a great example of how leadership can be implemented in sustainability and how many different people...
Read more →We are delighted to announce that the EAUC are now members of the Global Universities Partnership on Environment and Sustainability (GUPES). The goal of GUPES is to promote the mainstreaming of environment and sustainability practices and curricula into universities by supporting innovative appro...
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