Teaching Toolkit Resources by Discipline

This project developed an online resource package of materials for the delivery of linked sustainability-employability skills within the undergraduate curriculum. There is increasing pressure from government and clients for all organizations to address their environmental and sustainability responsibilities. Many organizations are now beginning to investigate ways to address these responsibilities, whether to comply with changing environmental legislative requirements, to reduce costs, to move into new markets or to meet existing clients’ demands. Hence, organizations across the public, private and voluntary sectors are now looking for graduates who can help them adapt their policies and practices to meet these sustainability objectives, making sustainability literacy a growing area of employability skills, with an increasing number of environmental management roles throughout all sectors.

Case study of how the Department of Management Engineering (Technical University of Denmark) has embedded concepts of life cycle assessment, life cycle management, quantitative sustainability assessment and others in engineering courses.

An ARC Linkage project examining treaty and agreement-making with Indigenous Australians and the nature of the cultural, social and legal rights encompassed by past, present and potential agreements and treaties. The project also examines the process of implementation and the wider factors that promote long term sustainability of agreement outcomes.

The altenergy mag has a comprehensive archive of articles related to alternative and renewable energy which can be searched by keyword. Details of upcoming conferences, media releases and new technologies are also available on the site. The Archives section contains further reference material and case studies.

A site focused on risk management for business organisations with a focus on corporate social responsibility, sustainable development and governance. The site has a comprehensive list of case studies and details of workshops exploring such issues as social impact, green learning and responsible business.

A site dedicated to sustainable development and the implications it has for leadership, strategy and change in organisations.

ACEDD is an association of representatives responsible for environmental science and study programs in the higher Education sector. Established in 2009. ACEDD aims to become a peak body in advocating and representing the study of environmental sciences.

A hub of information relating to environmental sustainability in the context of the urban and built environments with a particular emphasis on social and cultural impacts. The Publications Library contains papers concerning sustainable development, green communities and social cohesion/ equality issues. There is also access to online resources including sustainability indicators and housing statistics.

ASBEC is the peak body committed to developing a sustainable built environment in Australia. The Research section provides downloadable reports dealing with issues such as: sustainable built environment, including energy efficient buildings, transport innovations and the capacity of buildings to reduce GHG emissions. The website details activities, events, research and task groups associated with achieving these aims.