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GGES6019 is a multidisciplinary unit designed for students with an interest in sustainable development, sustainability, green growth, complex socio-ecological systems, and resilient development. Over the term we will explore the key issues and debates around sustainability, and undertake practical work to develop students’ skills in interpreting and evaluating the multiple sustainability values and perspectives. This module will provide students with a firm grounding in the relationship between sustainability and the core concepts of justice, ethics and wellbeing, integrated modelling processes, conservation and ecology, economic growth and development, politics and governance, technology, tools/frameworks, and resilience. The module will consider both past examples of sustainable development as well as current and emerging challenges relating to sustainability.
Seminars will run in parallel with lectures with typically a double slot seminar following on from a lecture. In the seminars
we will review and apply theories and concepts in real world contexts, working in small groups. This will be delivered through case studies and practical and discursive work.
Toward the end of the course, which is completed prior to the Christmas break, there will be lectures and seminars provided by sustainability practitioners in order to provide some practical insights to the skills required for consultancy and research proposal development.

GGES6019 is a multidisciplinary unit designed for students with an interest in sustainable development, sustainability, green growth, complex socio-ecological systems, and resilient development. Over the term we will explore the key issues and debates around sustainability, and undertake practical work to develop students’ skills in interpreting and evaluating the multiple sustainability values and perspectives. This module will provide students with a firm grounding in the relationship between sustainability and the core concepts of justice, ethics and wellbeing, integrated modelling processes, conservation and ecology, economic growth and development, politics and governance, technology, tools/frameworks, and resilience. The module will consider both past examples of sustainable development as well as current and emerging challenges relating to sustainability.
Seminars will run in parallel with lectures with typically a double slot seminar following on from a lecture. In the seminars
we will review and apply theories and concepts in real world contexts, working in small groups. This will be delivered through case studies and practical and discursive work.
Toward the end of the course, which is completed prior to the Christmas break, there will be lectures and seminars provided by sustainability practitioners in order to provide some practical insights to the skills required for consultancy and research proposal development.

GGES6019 is a multidisciplinary unit designed for students with an interest in sustainable development, sustainability, green growth, complex socio-ecological systems, and resilient development. Over the term we will explore the key issues and debates around sustainability, and undertake practical work to develop students’ skills in interpreting and evaluating the multiple sustainability values and perspectives. This module will provide students with a firm grounding in the relationship between sustainability and the core concepts of justice, ethics and wellbeing, integrated modelling processes, conservation and ecology, economic growth and development, politics and governance, technology, tools/frameworks, and resilience. The module will consider both past examples of sustainable development as well as current and emerging challenges relating to sustainability.
Seminars will run in parallel with lectures with typically a double slot seminar following on from a lecture. In the seminars
we will review and apply theories and concepts in real world contexts, working in small groups. This will be delivered through case studies and practical and discursive work.
Toward the end of the course, which is completed prior to the Christmas break, there will be lectures and seminars provided by sustainability practitioners in order to provide some practical insights to the skills required for consultancy and research proposal development.

This module addresses critical perspectives in relation to sustainability and its impact in art, design and the creative industries. The module seeks to inform your thinking in relation to sustainability issues, be they environmental, social or economic, in local and global contexts.

By enhancing the opportunity for cross-disciplinary debate among postgraduate disciplines, the module aims to advance your ability to recognise and address ethical dilemmas, corporate social responsibility strategies and the values that underpin sustainable choices and debates. You will be involved in discussing the broader sustainability debates amongst your peer group, with the opportunity to research a personal subject of interest to submit as the module assignment.

This module addresses critical perspectives in relation to sustainability and its impact in art, design and the creative industries. The module seeks to inform your thinking in relation to sustainability issues, be they environmental, social or economic, in local and global contexts.

By enhancing the opportunity for cross-disciplinary debate among postgraduate disciplines, the module aims to advance your ability to recognise and address ethical dilemmas, corporate social responsibility strategies and the values that underpin sustainable choices and debates. You will be involved in discussing the broader sustainability debates amongst your peer group, with the opportunity to research a personal subject of interest to submit as the module assignment.

This module addresses critical perspectives in relation to sustainability and its impact in art, design and the creative industries. The module seeks to inform your thinking in relation to sustainability issues, be they environmental, social or economic, in local and global contexts.

By enhancing the opportunity for cross-disciplinary debate among postgraduate disciplines, the module aims to advance your ability to recognise and address ethical dilemmas, corporate social responsibility strategies and the values that underpin sustainable choices and debates. You will be involved in discussing the broader sustainability debates amongst your peer group, with the opportunity to research a personal subject of interest to submit as the module assignment.

In the light of global challenges such as climate change or uneven development, there is an increasing need and demand for products or services that contribute value through enhancing environmental, social, and technological sustainability. This module has been developed to address these important trends. It provides you with a rigorous conceptual understanding of sustainable and responsible innovation, and it provides you with an understanding of the practical challenges for innovation management.

In the light of global challenges such as climate change or uneven development, there is an increasing need and demand for products or services that contribute value through enhancing environmental, social, and technological sustainability. This module has been developed to address these important trends. It provides you with a rigorous conceptual understanding of sustainable and responsible innovation, and it provides you with an understanding of the practical challenges for innovation management.

This module offers an in-depth exploration of sustainable, ethical, and responsible practices in operations and global supply chains. It highlights the importance of evaluating the impact of supply chain decisions in the economy, society, and environment across all regions involved. Through this module, you will gain practical tools and insights to help promote more sustainable operational practices, emphasizing a balanced approach that considers the well-being of people, the environment, and long-term economic health.

This module offers an in-depth exploration of sustainable, ethical, and responsible practices in operations and global supply chains. It highlights the importance of evaluating the impact of supply chain decisions in the economy, society, and environment across all regions involved. Through this module, you will gain practical tools and insights to help promote more sustainable operational practices, emphasizing a balanced approach that considers the well-being of people, the environment, and long-term economic health.