Can the places we build become part of the solution to climate change? This thought-provoking webinar explores the powerful relationship between energy, cities and sustainability. Discover how bold ideas, emerging technologies and innovative approaches are helping create greener, healthier and more resilient communities for future generations.
Join Professor Eugene Mohareb, Head of Construction Management and Surveying in the School of the Built Environment, for an inspiring exploration of sustainability and its vital role in shaping the places where we live, work and learn. This thought-provoking webinar will examine the relationship between energy, cities and the environment, and how sustainable approaches can help address some of the most pressing challenges facing society today.
You will discover how the built environment influences energy use and carbon emissions, and learn about the innovative solutions being developed to create healthier, more resilient and environmentally responsible communities. Professor Mohareb will provide insights including climate change mitigation, sustainable construction, circular economy approaches and the transition to net-zero carbon buildings and cities.
Whether your interests lie in science, engineering, geography, construction, architecture or environmental studies, this webinar will provide an engaging introduction to a field that is at the forefront of tackling global environmental challenges and creating positive change for future generations.
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Our Super-Curricular Webinar Series explores a range of fascinating topics, giving you the chance to hear from University academics. Discover new perspectives, explore current issues, and gain insight into how these topics are studied and applied in higher education and beyond.
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