Kuwait (Kuwait Technical College) Leadership Role of Arab Women in Public Policy and Sustainability
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UK (University of Manchester) University wins global climate award in recognition of its commitment to sustainability
UK (University of Cambridge) Cambridge conservation and sustainable business leaders prepare for COP16
As the 16th Conference of the Parties
UK (LSE) Global School of Sustainability
A new Global School of Sustainability at LSE will advance global efforts to shape a brighter future for all that is sustainable, resilient, hopeful, p
UK (University of Derby) Medical Experts and Researchers Team Up to Highlight Increase in Head and Neck Cancer
UK (University of Derby) University Joins Nuclear AMRC to Drive Low-carbon Innovation and Collaboration
UK (University of Derby) University of Derby Work Health Hub and The Insight Centre Team Up to Enhance Mental Health at Work
UK (Northumbria University) Visiting Professor secures Women in Engineering Award
A Visiting Professor from Northumbria University’s Faculty of Engineering and Environment has been recognised as a pioneering female role mo
UK (Northumbria University) Northumbria launches redesigned entrepreneurship programme after a decade of producing young entrepreneurs
Northumbria University, Newcastle, has relaunched its entrepreneurship programme following 10 years of excellence and experience in the field
UK (Northumbria University) Clear-out collaboration keeps Newcastle clean
Leave Newcastle Happy is a city-wide clean-up and recycl
UK (University of Roehampton) Joint Research Provides Local Businesses with Recommendations to Implement Sustainable Models
In December over 40 local representatives including senior executives from Chambers of Commerce, Local Authorities, Business Improvement Districts, an
UK (University of Roehampton) €3 Million Research into Improving Development of Political Self-Confidence of Girls from Disadvantaged Backgrounds Begins
Brussels, Belgium – A €3 million multinational, European research project designed to support the development of political self-confidence of girls
UK (University of Roehampton) Roehampton Partners with Portugal Prints to Expand Arts-based Mental Health Intervention
The University of Roehampton, in collaboration with Portugal Prints part of Mind in Brent, Wandsworth & Westminster (MBWW), has recently received
UK (St George’s University of London) New research indicates early induction of labour may reduce inequalities in pregnancy outcomes
Artificially starting labour at 39 weeks of pregnancy has the greatest benefit for reducing risks for women from more socioeconomically deprived areas
UK (St George’s University of London) Student recognised at 2023 Student Social Mobility Awards
Many congratulations to graduate entry Medicine student Vafie Sheriff who has won the Government, Politics and the Public Sector Award at the