“There is no Planet B”

Throughout February and March, thousands of children and young people across the UK and the rest of the globe, walked out of school to join a national climate strike.

How is our fashion industry impacting our planet?

So here we are, January 2019. Often a time when people think of a New Years resolution, maybe even taking part in the growing phenomenon of ‘Dry January.’ However, this year we’re hearing about ‘Clothes Sober’.

The power of the Penguin and how John Lewis won the battle of the Christmas ad

London's first environmentally and socially conscious members’ club

Members clubs are often something we associate with luxury and, to many of us, unattainability. But, what about a members’ club with a social purpose, that has less emphasis on status?

Are you prepared for the digital workplace?

Chances are, you’re not. A recent survey by Jisc revealed that less than half of students believe their courses prepare them for a digital world of work.

Busting the myths of learning online

There are many different perceptions surrounding learning online, some could even be called myths. As a provider of online Masters courses we want to help you see through these and start looking at the opportunities learning online could provide you with. So read on, and find out how the University of Sussex’s online courses could be the route to achieving your aspirations.

Why should companies invest in their employees future?

“Train people well enough so they can leave. Treat them well enough so they don't want to.” -Richard Branson. Many of us consider undertaking professional qualifications or further education to enhance our skills and employability, but are deterred by costs of tuition and finding the available finances to fund our studies.

Professor Benjamin Sovacool discusses the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals

Professor Benjamin Sovacool, Director of the Sussex Energy Group at the University of Sussex gives his thoughts on Goal 7 of the UN Sustainable Development Goals, discussing the social and behavioural dimensions of energy use in developing countries.

It’s coming home for World Cup brands

2018 saw the 21st FIFA World Cup take place, with seemingly more hype, coverage and reach than ever before, which brands surrounding the tournament were keen to get in on.

The World’s fight against plastic

News of a seal pup that died because it had plastic in it’s stomach is one of the latest articles demonstrating the problems with overuse of plastic in our society.