King’s Sustainability hosts an open-access, interdisciplinary seminar series that aims to engage the King’s community with some of the biggest topics in the field. The series invites seminal professional speakers to discuss subjects such as climate science, justice, sustainable agriculture and much more.
The monthly 90-minute seminars are held online and generally include a lecture, Q&A, and breakout room discussions. These seminars aim to develop participants’ knowledge of and skill set around sustainability, while also empowering and motivating participants to take action through interactive engagement with the topic.
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This seminar series runs monthly between October and June, covering some of the biggest topics in sustainability. To receive invitations to our seminars, sign up for the seminar series. Alternatively, you can email Jone de Roode Jauregi.
Want to learn more?
Take the KEATS Sustainability & Climate module and gain a King’s Experience Award. This open-access, interdisciplinary module on environmental, economic, and social sustainability has been co-created with students, staff, and alumni. It offers everyone, no matter their field, a broad and critical understanding of sustainability and the climate crisis. You can enrol via this link.