Join us for a fun and interactive taster session on sustainable transport, linked to our first-year core module Global Sustainable Development Project. During this session you'll get a feel for the teaching style in the Global Sustainable Development Department at Warwick.

This session is part of our programme of events for the University's virtual Open Weeks.

A live discussion based on our apocalypse podcast episode. Dr Leon Sealey-Huggins, Assistant Professor in Global Sustainable Development, will be joined by one of our current students to talk about how interdisciplinary approaches can help to design solutions in the event of a partial, or total, collapse of global civilisation. This discussion will be linked to our optional module, Surviving the Apocalypse.

You’ll be encouraged to join the conversation by asking questions such as:

• Why are we fascinated by apocalyptic narratives?
• What does COVID-19 mean for our understanding of apocalypse and survival?

To get the most out of this session, we strongly encourage you to listen to the podcast episode beforehand.

This session is part of our programme of events for the University's virtual Open Weeks.

This drop-in live chat with the Global Sustainable Development (GSD) Department is a chance for you to come along, ask any of your questions, and find out more about GSD at Warwick. During this session you’ll be able to speak to our academic and support staff in GSD including:

• Directors of Student Experience, Dr Peter Dwyer and Dr Gioia Panzarella
• Employability and Placement Manager, Bodrun Nahar

You’ll also hear from our current students about our courses, our Department, and life at Warwick.

You may also like to visit our useful resources page to find out more beforehand.

This session is part of our programme of events for the University's virtual Open Weeks.