The master’s programme in Development, Environment & Cultural Change has welcomed 22 new students this autumn. A future-proof degree, says student Hedda Isabella Anaconda Dent.
For many years, Sarah Cornell played a central role in building a research environment for sustainability at the Stockholm Resilience Centre. She has now been appointed to a 20 per cent position at the Centre for Global Sustainability and will contribute to the academic development of the centre.
Centre for Global Sustainability is pleased to announce that Robert Macfarlane, one of the most influential writers and environmental thinkers of his generation, has been named the 2026 Arne Næss Chair.
The prize is awarded biannually to a researcher below 40 years of age for an outstanding peer reviewed article. Many congratulations!
Centre for Global Sustainability secures 12 million NOK from the Research Council of Norway for a new project exploring how democracy shapes healthcare and global health diplomacy.
The Master's programme Development, Environment & Cultural Change has welcomed 30 new students.
The course titled “Crises, Sustainability, and Natural Resource-Based Global Production” marked a successful start to the semester.
