New course for rectors and vice-chancellors driving change towards sustainable universities

On October 2, 2024 begins the second cohort of the Sustainable University Leadership and Governance program. Pathway to the 2030 Agenda. This course is designed specifically for university leaders committed to the sustainable development of their institutions and seeks to explore the fundamentals of effective leadership, transparent governance strategies and the implementation of sustainable practices at the university level. Registration is still opened.

The eminently practical approach of this program allows for an Institutional Implementation Plan to implement substantive sustainability and a roadmap for its effective implementation.

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What can you expect from this course?

1. Hands-on approach: from day one, you will be immersed in real case studies and practical exercises designed to apply the concepts directly to your institution.
2. Developing an Institutional Implementation Plan: You will work as a team to develop a detailed plan for implementing sustainability in all key areas of your university.
3. Implementation horizon: at the end of the course, you will have a clear and realistic roadmap for taking the necessary actions at your institution.

Why join the second cohort?

1. Transformative experience: our program is designed by experts in higher education and sustainability, offering an unparalleled learning experience.
2. Network of rectors for sustainability: they will be part of a network of university leaders to build strategic alliances with other key actors, such as governments, businesses and civil society organizations.
3. Institutional Implementation Plan for Sustainability: based on the institution’s self-diagnosis, work will be done with a specialized mentor to consolidate an IAP, in order to implement in the medium term concrete actions aimed at strengthening sustainability in the different substantive missions of the university.
4. Become agents of change: with high impact activities led by the participating universities, to multiply the reach of the program in their territories, such as participation in networks, building strategic alliances, workshops and seminars, as well as visits to learn about and replicate good practices.

Contact: n.pasamonte@unesco.org