the Sussex University You will present what you say is the first university degree in the UK focused on climate justice.
The Bachelor’s session, called “Climate Justice, Sustainability and Development” will begin in 2026. The university says it will provide students with a mixture of experience in climate policy, activity and environmental human rights.
The university says this will be combined with the practical green skills necessary to pay the change.
Will Locke, coconut from the new session and lecturer in international development and anthropology, says that the university is already focusing on a more practical approach in the environmental study that will be included in the new Bachelor’s degree, including the use of the food park on campus.
Locke said: “We integrate many new forms of evaluation, and new forms to make students participate in the challenges of the real world. For example, the third year unit that I teach at the present time, which is part of [new] Of course, it is the normative political environment and environmental justice of specializations that really focus on public communication and float injustice stories from all over the world.
“Instead of obtaining an article 5,000 words at the end of the unit, we have a podcast that students work in groups and think about how they are transferred to the complexity of status studies and examples of a wider audience.”
It comes after a survey in the future forum that 72 % of children between the ages of 14 and 18 want a climate change related education, with demand for more humanities and social sciences.
Locke said that students are already coming to classrooms with climatic justice due to the real changes they suffered. He said: “Now the world has changed around them, feels urgent, and they feel they want to participate.” “The climate change in the center of many politics today. People are normal to learn more deeply.”
