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National Union of Students has created the guide "From Art to Zoo Management: embedding sustainability in UK higher and further education" to highlight the meaningful examples of different academic disciplines including sustainability in their curriculum.

This project was motivated by several surveys by NUS in which 60% of students report that they want to learn more about sustainability, with sustainability to be woven into existing course content rather than through separate electives.

To view this inspiring guide, follow the link on the right hand side.

Find examples from the guide on Twitter using #sustainabilityAtoZ.

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