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Alumna Jessica Jewell elected to the Young Academy of Sweden

May 31, 2022
Top row from the left: Elham B. Rostami (photo: Mikael Wallerstedt), Alison Gerber (photo: Sindre Lo Gerber), Adel Daoud (photo: Astrid Dünkelmann), bottom row from the left: Jessica Jewell (photo: Udo Schloegl), Andreas Nord (photo: Inger Ekström) and Cecilia Engdahl (photo: Elin Lindström).

Jessica Jewell, who completed an MS (2009) and PhD (2013) at the Department of Environmental Sciences and Policy has been elected to the Young Academy of Sweden.

Keeping the World’s Environment under Review: An Intellectual History of the Global Environment Outlook - Book launch with Laszlo Pinter on 1 June, 2022 in Stockholm

May 22, 2022
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Join us for a hybrid event to launch a book with an inside account of the evolution of the Global Environment Outlook (GEO) from its earliest days.  
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Link to the recording of the event

CEU Interdepartmental Dialogues on Climate Change at the World Wide Teach-In on Climate solutions and Climate Justice event

April 28, 2022
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Central European University, Vienna successfully completed World Wide Teach-In on Climate solutions and Climate Justice on 31st March last month. The event was a part of Open Society University Network’s collaboration with Center for Environmental Policy, Bard College, USA for their Solve Climate 2030 project. 4 master’s students from the Environmental Sciences department of CEU participated in planning and organizing the event with advisor Dora Almassy.

Dr. Chatterjee's lecture at the World Bank Tokyo Development Learning Center's TDD on Low Carbon Cities flagship program

March 21, 2022
Dr. Souran Chatterjee was invited to deliver a keynote framing lecture by the World Bank, in their World Bank Technical Deep Dive (TDD) on Low Carbon Cities programme. His lecture was focused on how cities can tackle climate change, pandemic and economic crisis. 
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Winners of the Collaborating for Rural Sustainability (CORUSUS) internship call were announced

March 15, 2022

The OSUN CORUSUS project is strengthening teaching, learning and research by cultivating cooperation to address the sustainability of rural livelihoods in South Africa, Kyrgyzstan, and Lebanon, whilst bolstering the sharing of knowledge and experience between faculty and students of partner institutions. It aims to facilitate student exchange to promote inter-disciplinary and cross-contextual co-learning including targeted internship funding for CEU’s MESPOM program.