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Sharing sustainability education

Mission

This site represents a community of Australian tertiary educators that is supported by the Australian Government. We aim to provide information on sustainability courses in tertiary institutions in Australia and to share innovative sustainability teaching materials. Contact us for more information or register to contribute to the community.

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Edith Cowan University

Sustainable Energy Use

Undergraduate, On-campus

This unit considers the central role of energy in our modern technological society. It examines some of the major controversies concerning the choice of different energy technologies and their social ...

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Global Food Waste Teaching Toolkit

Jade Herriman

University of Technology, Sydney

This teaching resource contains all that is required for the development of a tutorial/workshop or several tutorials/workshops focusing on global food waste.

The resource contains: Learning objectives, suggested ...

Suzanne Benn

Professor of Sustainable Enterprise, University of Technology, Sydney

Professor Suzanne Benn is Professor of Sustainable Enterprise in School of Management, UTS Business School. In this position she provides leadership within the Business School and across UTS, working with ...

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Key Issue

Food

The focus of the Food page is on food waste reduction. New teaching toolkits from the Love Food Hate Waste project are now available. Suitable for use across multiple disciplines, the three toolkits cover global, commercial and household food waste.