Education Case Studies
Education Case Studies
Sustainability at Warwick
Sustainability is embedded in our curriculum, with innovative transdisciplinary courses offering students the opportunity to go beyond disciplinary boundaries, creating new knowledge about the world we live in and tackling some of the biggest problems facing our planet today. Read some of our case studies to learn more about how a Warwick education empowers current and future generations to drive positive change for a sustainable and equitable world.
Alumni Sustainability Spotlight
Meet Raul-Rafael Nemeș, Life Sciences and Global Sustainable Development (BASC) graduate (2023), now working as a Sustainability Consultancy at a Love Design Studio.
Alumni Sustainability Spotlight
Meet Dr Ross Jaggers, Chemistry PhD graduate (2018), now working as a Senior Sustainability Manager at Virgin.
Alumni Sustainability Spotlight
Meet Christina Vaschuk, Life Sciences and Global Sustainable Development graduate (2024), now working on sustainable FemTech technologies at Rapid Innovation Group.
Alumni Sustainability Spotlight
Meet Roopal Kanabar, Computer and Management Sciences graduate (2008), and Founder of Sustainabar, an advisory firm providing sustainable investment solutions.
Alumni Sustainability Spotlight
Meet Chemistry graduate Alina Kuzmich (2014), now working as an Energy & Decarbonisation Consultant.
Alumni Sustainability Spotlight
Meet Rob Hebden, Environmental Bioscience graduate (2024), now working as a Sustainability Consultant calculating carbon footprints for businesses.
Curriculum Development Hub: Inclusive, responsive and sustainability-aligned curricula across Warwick
The Curriculum Development Hub supports individuals and teams to design responsive, inclusive and sustainability-aligned curricula. It offers seminar and workshop series, Design Retreats, the Curriculum Conversations podcast, curated resources and bespoke support for programme and module development. Colleagues can also join a Teams network to stay informed about upcoming opportunities.
Warwick Celebrates Five Years of EUTOPIA Connected Communities
The University of Warwick is celebrating five years of transformative collaboration through the EUTOPIA alliance, a significant milestone in its commitment to challenge-led education and inclusive internationalisation across Europe.
New national initiative to educate the public on automated vehicles (AVs)
WMG at The University of Warwick, has launched the Partners for Automated Vehicle Education United Kingdom Professor Sarah Sharples, Chief Scientific Adviser at the Department for Transport delivering a keynote at the PAVE UK launch event (PAVE UK) with the Department for Business and Trade, the Department for Transport, the Centre for Connected and Autonomous Vehicles (CCAV), and Transport for West Midlands, as its founding partners.