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Connected Communities - ‘From Local to Global: A Future for the Environment’

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The EUTOPIA Learning Community, ‘Global Connections’ will be hosting another learning opportunity for students interested in building working relationships across borders; engaging in intercultural discussions on environmental issues; and becoming part of a multidisciplinary research team.

Together, you will critically explore how nations/regions of the world tackle contemporary environmental issues, and investigate the extent to which these strategies ‘translate’ across borders and academic disciplines. You will have four weeks to create an artefact together in the format of your choice, based on your research.

Please note, participating students need to be available to attend two 1-hour online sessions: one on 12 February at 16:00 CET and one on 11 March at 16:00 CET. Your participation will result in an international certificate issued by EUTOPIA.

Please send your expression of interest, and any questions about this opportunity to Melina.Delmas@warwick.ac.uk by Monday, 5. February 2024.

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