reflected.committed - doing sustainability

Interested students can implement sustainability projects on campus themselves and earn credits in the process.

Have you always wanted to actively promote sustainability and earn valuable credits at the same time? Then we have just the thing for you: The course"reflektiert.engagiert - doing sustainability"! he course takes place on Fridays from 11.10 - 12.40 and starts on 26.04.2024. Register today via Opal and secure your place in our module.

During the events, you will learn how you can become active in the field of sustainability yourself - and why this is not only important for "ecologists". At the same time, you will get involved in selected and supervised projects from the TU Environmental Initiative (TUUWI), the Green Office or other institutions and experience how you can make a direct contribution to sustainable development.

Here are some of the projects you can take part in:

• Hackathon for sustainability: let's think sustainability and hacking together! Develop innovative solutions that drive sustainable development while improving your technical skills.
• Sustainability in study modules with generative AI: Help shape the future of education and show how study modules can be designed in the spirit of Education for Sustainable Development (ESD).
• Development of a campaign for vegan nutrition: Help promote awareness of sustainable nutrition and reduce CO2 emissions.
• Statistical tool to evaluate the sales figures of canteen meals: Supports the evaluation of data to improve measures to promote sustainable nutrition.
• Join-in festival for the "Car-free Campus Action Week"project: Actively help shape the campus of the future and create a sustainable and liveable environment.

Environmental ring lectures

The lecture series "Cities of the future - limitless growth or a community worth living in?" addresses the challenges of people with diverse needs living together in a confined space and how a socially just urban community can be formed. The lecture series "Climate protection is human protection" discusses the problems of climate injustice and the need for global climate protection measures. More information: https://tuuwi.de/urv