Sustainability

Research and teaching in the Arts & Humanities play a vital role in shaping a sustainable future. The faculty is helping to reimagine humanity’s place in the natural world, win the arguments needed to make real change, and equip new generations with the skills needed to tackle the climate crisis.

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The faculty is helping to reimagine humanity’s place in the natural world, win the arguments needed to make real change, and equip new generations with the skills needed to tackle the climate crisis.

What is sustainability?

"We are actually in the position to act with purpose to have significant impact on our own circumstance."

Hear how arts and humanities research is at the heart of tackling the climate crisis.

Sustainability research

Discover the faculty's cutting edge research tackling the climate crisis.

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Sustainability in the Arts & Humanities

Join us for an inspiring evening of discovery, dialogue, and open conversation as we explore the essential role of the Arts & Humanities in addressing the climate crisis and building a sustainable future.

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Students studying sustainability

Environmental Justice in Philosophy

Christopher Chin Environmental Justice, Philosophy

"Sustainability discussions are about big, complex issues, and you can’t just achieve a singular outcome with a singular action. Scientists gather the data and inform us, Philosophers help decide what the right thing to do is, Sociologists can measure outcomes and tailor actions, and Politicians can make all these actions concrete."

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Corporate Governance, Law and Sustainability

Rim Fawaz Law (European and International), Corporate Governance, Law and Sustainability

"Sustainability is vital for achieving responsible business practices that address ecological and social concerns, this aims to foster ethical and resilient business practices that contribute to a favourable outcome and societal welfare."