At the University of Exeter, we stand together to create solutions to the environment and climate emergency. We are home to the UK’s five most influential climate scientists* and for more than twenty years have been leading the way in interdisciplinary research to better understand and tackle environment and climate change. By mobilising our expertise in research and education we are accelerating global action in partnership with governments, businesses and communities.
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11th Oct 2021
The urgent need to accelerate the phase-out of coal is one of the stretching targets identified by the United Nations climate change conference, COP26. It’s...
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Countries taking part at COP26 have been asked to commit to ambitious emissions reductions targets and tasked with a number of interventions. One key element...
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Encouraging investment in renewables is a key goal of COP26 and a central pillar of how countries will shape ambitious 2030 emissions reductions targets that...
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A programme to protect the Caribbean spiny lobster is being launched thanks to a $50,000 donation from the Disney Conservation Fund.
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Talented students from low-to-middle-income countries will study at the University of Exeter thanks to new Green Futures Scholarships.
Read More26th Oct 2021
Ahead of COP26 kicking off on the 31st October in Glasgow, Billie Eilish, Rainn Wilson and a whole host of famous faces have joined forces...
Read MoreAs part of our commitment to a Green Future we’re offering up to 9 Green Futures Postgraduate Taught Scholarships for study on one of our eligible Masters programmes in 2022/23. These awards are available to support exceptional candidates from Low and Middle Income Countries to pursue their academic and career goals - combining education for sustainable development with global citizenship to deliver equitable and sustainable Green Futures around the world. Deadline for applications: 1 April 2022.
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