School of Sustainability student research
Research is a key component of any sustainability degree. The nation’s first School of Sustainability offers students at every academic level the opportunity to work collaboratively across disciplines.
By applying classroom concepts to real-world scenarios, sustainability students find solutions to pressing environmental, economic and social challenges. Explore the resources and tips below, and align your passion with one of the many projects our faculty and graduate students lead.
Exploring sustainability research opportunities
Research opportunities exist with School of Sustainability Faculty and Sustainability Scientists and Scholars.
Find what interests you. Popular research themes range from biodiversity to business, and can be found using the Julie Ann Wrigley Global Institute of Sustainability’s research browsing tool .
Subscribe to the Sustainability Digest , attend sustainability lectures and events, and read the weekly newsletters emailed to sustainability undergraduate and graduate students for additional research opportunities.
ASU News also serves as a current source of new and ongoing green research projects. Join a student association or national association for your area of interest – whether it is environmental engineering, ecotourism or another green field – and attend a conference for further collaboration opportunities. Often, associations and conferences have special low rates for students.
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ASU is the fastest-growing research university
Over the last 10 years, ASU has emerged as the country’s fastest-growing research university among those with $100 million+ in annual research expenditures—ahead of Harvard, Yale, Duke and others. source: 2017 ASU in review – Inspiring the nation’s top innovators
ASU conducts use-inspired research, developing practical solutions to pressing environmental, economic, and social challenges of sustainability, especially as they relate to urban areas.
