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Accountability in a Sustainable World at the Undergrad and Masters_ Levels - Bakarich, Dechow, O_Dwyer, and Donovan - ASWQ V3I2 - March 2025.pdf

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posted on 2025-04-29, 17:41 authored by Jaylene Diaz, Emma Hokoda, Megan Hughes, Daniel Kraemer, Sean O'Connor, Micael Walker, Peter Easton

The discussion focuses on the education gap and the importance of integrating sustainability into higher education. Participants emphasize the need for universities to go beyond offering single sustainability courses as a requirement and instead embed sustainability across various disciplines. Sustainability should not only be a topic of discussion but also a career path, with institutions providing more opportunities for students to engage in sustainability-related education. It is suggested that sustainability concepts be incorporated early in the education system, including secondary and primary schools, to promote a broader understanding. Some universities are taking action, with initiatives such as sustainability minors, cross-disciplinary courses, and environmental practices on campus. Overall, the conversation highlights the importance of consistent messaging from universities and a collective effort to make sustainability a core aspect of education, ensuring that future generations are better equipped to address global challenges.

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Volume 3, Issue 2, March 2025

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