Register your interest in contributing to our Sustainability Toolkit

For this cycle, this call has now closed. If you have already registered an interest and we are expecting your submission, please do submit your contributions by 3rd November. If you wish to develop materials to contribute beyond this, we will be opening the next cycle in early 2024. However, if you wish to become a reviewer or suggest links to pages or online resources that we can add to our growing database of engineering education resources for sustainability, please contact us via sustainability@epc.ac.uk.

Please fill out this form if you wish to contribute to our Sustainability toolkit. For more details on the different contributions we are looking for please take a look at our call page. Join our Steering Group in developing content for the Sustainability Toolkit by completing the form below.

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Tick which contributions you are interested in making *

• Guidance article(s)
• Case study(ies)
• Project brief(s)
• Technical tool(s) (that provide examples of the ways that sustainability issues can be embedded within technical problems, practices and technologies)
• Other teaching tools (e.g. an assessment criteria etc.)

Provide a brief description of the contribution you are interested in making *

A small pot of money is available to provide honoraria to contributors. However, those who do not need to be paid increase the total amount available from which to distribute payments to those who do. To help us pay contributors as equitably as we can, please tick which is relevant to you: *

• I do not need to be paid for this work.
• I would need to be paid in order to undertake this work.
• I can only undertake the work if funds above £300 per contribution are available.

We want to make sure you get appropriate credit for your work. How should we reference you in author attributions? *

For example Sarah Jayne Hitt, Ph.D. SFHEA (NMITE, Edinburgh Napier University) or Professor Sarah Hitt (NMITE)

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Would you be willing to review contributions that are being submitted by other contributors? *

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