In 2023, Monash offered 95 units directly related to SDG13 with 7,868 total enrolments.
The units highlighted below are a small sample of the units at Monash relating to climate action:
The Climate Justice Student Leadership Program is an opportunity for up to five Monash students to join students from seven partner universities worldwide to collaborate on climate justice. In the five-week online training—a pilot Global Virtual Classrooms project—students explore linkages between climate change and inequality through the lens of power and privilege. They explore cross-cultural perspectives on climate justice and learn how to develop globally-minded leaders with a focus on local activism for global impact.
The Climate Justice Clinic is a specialist clinic at the Monash Law Chambers that offers students practical experience of a range of law practice areas with an overarching focus on climate justice. Students work with leading environmental organisations, senior barristers working in environment and climate law, community organisations and campaign groups, and collaborate with community legal services throughout Victoria. The Climate Justice Clinic also helps students contextualise this work within the broader climate justice movement, and features regular guest speakers from law firms and environmental NGOs.
Further relevant SDGs:
Monash University and the School of Public Health and Preventive Medicine were co-hosts of the 2023 Global Climate Change Simulation run by the Association for Pacific Rim Universities (APRU). The APRU Student Global Climate Change Simulation 2023 is a role-playing exercise in which students form multi-country, multi-disciplinary teams to play the role of delegates to the UN Climate Change Negotiations. Over three sessions, students participate in an online simulation activity using materials from World Climate Interactive collaborated with MIT. These live sessions are supplemented with short lectures and materials developed and curated by APRU experts.
Further relevant SDGs: