
Climate and sustainability education
Embedding sustainability into education and the student experience
We are rapidly scaling our response to the climate emergency. We're doing this through transformative multidisciplinary research and by embedding sustainability into our teaching, partnerships, impact and operations. The climate crisis calls for a fundamental shift in our societies and economies. It will mean new paradigms for decision-making, leadership, education, research and innovation. We are harnessing our connections and expertise to influence climate adaption and enable just and fair transitions to net zero.
Embedding sustainability into education and the student experience
Mobilising King’s research and expertise to respond to the climate crisis
Driving sustainability into King’s actions and operations
Transformative objectives and actions for environmental sustainability
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Ways you can be more sustainable within and beyond King's
Responding through research, education and service to society
The symposium was an opportunity for ecologists and evolutionary...
Award winning Brazilian journalist Eliane Brum discussed her new book...
The modified design was used for the first time by the team in a joint...
Updates on the Department of Geography’s public science outreach...
Acclaimed design studio Superflux and King’s Culture present 'The Quiet...
Professor Saad-Filho delivered the Dudley Seers Lecture at the 2023...
Researchers worked with local partners in Abuja to inform how their...
The award recognises the work of Sustainability Champions in the...
The Faculty of Dentistry, Oral & Craniofacial Sciences at King's College...
PhD student Laura Kor discusses how the idea of...
Dr Matteo Gallidabino, a forensic chemist based at King’s College London,...
New satellite technology, modified by King’s researchers, is set to spot...
Help grassroots charity Community TechAid to prepare, sort and refurbish...
Help grassroots charity Community TechAid to prepare, sort and refurbish...
A public lecture to be delivered by Prof Charles Sabel of Columbia...