... Pedagogy Graduate capstone To prepare graduates to address today’s urgent and complex sustainability challenges, higher education programs are innovating to ensure students develop the competencies required for societal transformation. Such efforts are guided by scholarship that identifies...

... to transformation. Design/methodology/approach We conducted a multisource qualitative document analysis drawing on peer-reviewed studies, policy frameworks and institutional practice reports. Evidence was mapped across governance, curriculum, pedagogy and measurement dimensions and aligned with accreditation...

... of European micro-credentials, sustainability competence integration and active learning pedagogies to examine how they interact in practice and whether they provide a transformative or instrumental education for professional learners. Design/methodology/approach A mixed-method analysis using quantitative...

... enhance SDG literacy, foster deeper engagement with climate topics and promote more effective, context-sensitive climate education. This approach could align pedagogy with student priorities while advancing meaningful integration of SDG 13 into higher education. Originality/value This study offers...

... framework was used to map and evaluate the effectiveness of L&T strategies. Findings The results highlight that pedagogy – rather than content alone – is central to achieving SLOs. Active learning, real-world problem-solving and interdisciplinary teaching have emerged as particularly effective...

... attribution to the original publication and authors. The full terms of this licence maybe seen at Link to the terms of the CC BY 4.0 licence. Sustainability in business education Sustainability in management education Interdisciplinary Syllabi Pedagogy Business and the natural environment courses...

..., this is the first review on the development of SFS education in HEIs. A qualitative content analysis and data visualization were used to enrich the review. Curricula Disciplinarity Ethics Pedagogy Stakeholders Sustainable food system Uncontrollable population growth, inadequate food production...

... is the corresponding author and can be contacted at: thomas.d.ellis@northumbria.ac.uk 20 02 2024 16 04 2024 16 05 2024 10 07 2024 © Emerald Publishing Limited 2024 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Sustainability Communication design Pedagogy Curriculum...

... a “bottom-up” call from students and educational staff for HEIs to step up and contribute to systems change – both through a change in pedagogies, as well as through an institution-wide approach and a shift in the role of HEIs in society. Originality/value The study is unique in providing an exemplar...

... they are done with due consideration of the SDGs’ limitations, these methods of integration have the potential to better prepare students as global citizens and for international employment. Pedagogy Design Undergraduate Sustainable development goals Curriculum integration The purpose...

... to education, however, necessitates critical, learner-centred pedagogies which challenge traditional transmissive modes of teaching. Findings This paper finds that pedagogy which supports the learning experiences and outcomes advocated in sustainability education literature requires significant reflection...

..., such as difference of means tests or correlation, using real-world data. Students in the course use Excel and SPSS for statistical calculations. Graduate education Public administration Quantitative methods Pedagogy Sustainability literacy Many universities around the world have adopted a focus...

... in introductory classes and as a means to collect data about student perspectives on sustainability. Sustainability Survey Pedagogy Environmental science Student perspectives College campuses are an interesting place to study perceptions of sustainability and to measure changes in perspective...

... 03 2020 30 03 2020 03 04 2020 © Emerald Publishing Limited 2020 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Sustainability Experiential learning Work-integrated learning Tertiary education Pedagogy Program evaluation The impetus for the research...

.... This was not surprising, as previous curricula evaluation literature points to a similar omission in scholarship (Sherren, 2008). Sherren (2008 , p. 251) went so far to call for a citizenship-focused pedagogy where cosmopolitanism and civics are key learning goals to make “graduates effective and adaptable in a range...

.... Pedagogy Team teaching Sustainability Interdisciplinary Key competencies The two main options for integrating sustainability into university teaching are to develop stand-alone sustainability programs from the top-down or to incorporate sustainability into existing programs from the bottom-up...

... in teaching students the main concepts of sustainability. There were, however, differences in teaching practical solutions to achieve sustainability and in the coverage of the causes of sustainability problems. Geographers might consider altering their curriculum or pedagogy to build stronger...

... utilized to analyze the quantitative data from the survey. Content analysis was utilized to analyze the open-ended questions. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2015 Sustainability Higher education Teacher education Pedagogy Paper use “Nickels and dimes millions of times...

... manner. Consistent with systems philosophy, systems' thinking concerns an understanding of a system by examining the linkages and interactions between the elements that comprise the whole of the system (Allen, 2011). Curriculum Pedagogy Reflective journals Student perceptions Triple bottom line...

... sustainable futures. Originality/value This paper will be of value to academic staff and educational developers looking to develop practice in embedding SSL in teaching and learning, and to harness the potential of e‐learning. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2013 Skill development Pedagogy...