Choose your Dimension!

Take a look at each Sustainability dimension and apply for one of them! We recommend choosing one near your study course you're majoring in or your background, but feel free to challenge yourself and choose something out of your comfort zone.

Environment

The member who chooses Environment as its dimension will explore and identify new environmentally friendly, sustainable methods to minimize the ecological footprint of human activities, products, processes, and services. Members of this dimension verify the environmental sustainability of adopted solutions, improve them, or seek alternatives to further safeguard the environment, including land, air, and water, from Climate Change.

Most related degree courses* or background:

• Earth and Climate Dynamics
• Environmental and land planning engineering
• Environmental sciences and technology
• Biology and Biotechnology
• Natural science
• Materials science
• Chemistry, Chemical and materials engineering
• Civil engineering
• Building engineering and architecture
• Digital technologies for building and land
• Energy engineering

Society

The member who chooses this dimension will explore and identify new sustainable methods to mitigate the impact of human activities, products, and services on society. Members of this dimension evaluate the social acceptability of innovative, sustainable solutions for the future, enhance them, or seek alternatives to safeguard vulnerable populations, support the ecological transition, and increase awareness about sustainability.

Most related degree courses* or background:

• Communication
  
• Humanities
  
• Philosophy
  
• Sociological sciences
  
• Political science
  
• Psychology
• Environmental sustainability and education
• Information Engineering
• Internet, Multimedia and Telecommunications Engineering

Economy

The member who chooses this dimension will explore and identify new feasible, sustainable, and cost-effective methods to mitigate the impact of human activities, products, processes, and services on the climate. Members of this dimension evaluate the economic aspects of the sustainable solutions already implemented, verify and improve them, and research the most cost-effective methods to transition to a low-carbon emission society. They also quantify the costs of sustainable alternatives in comparison to current activities, thereby establishing a new sustainable economic model.

Most related degree courses* or background:

• Economics
• Mathematics
  
• Statistics
• Data science
• Law