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Climate Literacy Training

Available for both staff and students
Living Lab

At the University of Warwick, our Living Lab is more than just a project - it is a collaborative journey where students, staff, industry partners, and the broader community come together to create and implement real-world solutions that integrate environmental stewardship, social responsibility, and academic excellence, transforming our campus into a living model of sustainability.
Getting around sustainably

There are many ways to reduce your carbon emissions when getting both to and around Warwick Campus. We're also trialling new innovative ideas for the future. Check them out to save money and reduce your carbon footprint.

Recycling in Residences Link opens in a new windowand on CampusLink opens in a new window

Be a Recycling Hero and help us reduce the volume of items going into general waste. Learn more about how to correctly dispose of different types of waste on campus.

Introduction to Sustainability at WarwickLink opens in a new window

At Warwick, we are tackling global sustainability in many different ways.

What is your place in that journey and how can you support the safekeeping of our planet?

Warwick Green RewardsLink opens in a new window

Green Rewards is an online web platform and app where you log your sustainable actions—like active travel, recycling, and sustainable shopping—and earn Green Points as a result.

Join the Green Champion CommunityLink opens in a new window

Our network of Green Champions help make our University environment and community a greener, healthier, happier place to live, work and study.

Climate Literacy TrainingLink opens in a new window

Climate Literacy Training is available to all staff and students, and aims to provide awareness on how our way of living is having an impact on the planet, and how we can make a difference by reducing those impacts. There is Classic and Gold Certificate available.

Sustainable LabsLink opens in a new window

We are committed to reducing the environmental impact of all our activities. Laboratory activities are one of the most intensive in terms of carbon impact of the University. This is due to the energy intensity of laboratory equipment, and the embodied carbon of chemicals and equipment, especially when compared to the more typical academic spaces.

EventsLink opens in a new window

We organise regular sustainability events that are open to both staff and students. These events are a great opportunity to meet like-minded people, learn more about sustainability and improve your wellbeing through activities such as biodiversity walks. Explore our upcoming events and register now.

Groups and Societies involved in SustainabilityLink opens in a new window

Explore the groups and societies involved in sustainability at Warwick.