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I.S.L.E.I.S.L.E.Innovation in the Teaching of Sustainable Development in Life Sciences in Europe
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1University Of Luxembourg : Sustainability The main mission of the Cell for Sustainable Development is to foster learning, research and action to address complex environmental and social challenges we face. Learning in a community places active participation, practical experience, inquiry-based learning and real-world problem solving at its centre.1062
2Institute of Earth Systems The Earth Systems approach, around which the new Institute is structured, goes beyond traditional disciplinary investigation, adopting a wide and integrated perspective of Earth's dynamic systems and of interactions between system components. In particular, Earth Systems addresses the need for considering people and their activities within planning and management frameworks. The new framework provided by the Institute of Earth Systems will enable more cooperative and synergistic teaching and research in this regard.780
3Salford University Salford University is a major English university based in the Manchester area. Research activities include food quality and safety, processing, nutrition, consumers and environmental impacts688
4Integrating Sustainability into Business Schools ‘Integrating Sustainability into Business Schools’ (ISIBS) is one of a group of ‘Leading Sustainable Development in Higher Education’ projects and analyses the extent to which business schools have integrated and communicated social, economic and ecological sustainability in their educational programmes, research and their organisational practices and processes. It is funded by the Leadership, Governance and Management Fund of the Higher Education Funding Council for England (HEFCE).839
5Aleksandras Stulginskis University Aleksandras Stulginskis University is an institution of higher education and research, which is constantly improving its activity and meeting of the students‘ needs. At present it has over 7000 students, who have chosen study programmes in the fields of biomedicine, technologies and social sciences. It is the only state institution of higher education and science in our country, where highly qualified specialists of agriculture, forestry and water husbandry are trained. The University provides wide possibilities for personal and professional improvement of students. These possibilities include wide-ranging studies and research, participation in projects and international student exchange, development of creative abilities and physical capacity in students art and sport collectives, acquirement of managerial experience through involvement in University autonomy.781
6E.A.U.C With a membership of over 300 universities and colleges, the EAUC is the environmental and sustainability champion within Further and Higher Education in the UK.679
7ISIBS ‘Integrating Sustainability into Business Schools’ (ISIBS) is one of a group of ‘Leading Sustainable Development in Higher Education’ projects and analyses the extent to which business schools have integrated and communicated social, economic and ecological sustainability in their educational programmes, research and their organisational practices and processes. It is funded by the Leadership, Governance and Management Fund of the Higher Education Funding Council for England (HEFCE).744

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