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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.

Congratulations to our Doctoral Student Award recipients!

February 24, 2022

We are proud to announce this year's CEU doctoral student award recipients in the Department of Environmental Sciences and Policy:

Summer University: Introduction to Geospatial Technologies for Achieving SDGs

Summer University of CEU is organizing a workshop/training on the following disciplines:

Sustainable development | Information and communication technologies | Geographic information systems (GIS) | Remote sensing | Food security

Co-funded by the Open Society University Network (OSUN) and in cooperation with the United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs (UNOOSA) as part of the “Bridging ICTs and Environment” workshop series run by the ISEPEI project.

Who will deal with the inherited nuclear waste of the past generation?

January 8, 2022
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Eszter Matyas our doctoral student gave a talk The burden of radioactive waste inherited to the upcoming generations at a December 2021 workshop entitled Nuclear Waste Management and Inter-generational Aspects, organized by Youth and Environment Europe in cooperation with the Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung European Union.

Radical Energy Justice: A Green Deal for Romanian Coal Miners? Michael LaBelle's publication in collaboration with PhD students Roxana Bucata and Ana Stojilovska

The ruins of one of the coal mines in Jiu Valley (photo by Stefan Voicu)

Our Michael LaBelle in collaboration with PhD students Roxana Bucata and Ana Stojilovska have recently published an article in the Journal of Environmental Policy and Planning, as an early piece looking at the application of the EU’s Just Transition Mechanism.