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higher education

This is the overview page for Higher Education (HE) where you can find knowledge, online and offline events, news and tools to get started with sustainability within the ho.

More and more people are aware that the 21st century requires a change in the way we treat each other and the earth. How can we build a sustainable society where there is room for the development of everyone's unique talent? And what does this mean for education? More and more teachers and administrators are working on giving learning for sustainable development a place in their lessons and their learning environment. Learning for Tomorrow offers them a platform to actively learn from each other's experiences.

The Whole School Approach helps schools to start thinking and acting sustainably in the place where the school is currently working: whether this is making the curriculum more sustainable, greening the schoolyard or developing a vision on sustainability that fits in with the school policy. The WSA gives space to work on each part, without losing sight of the coherence.

 

Projects

Together we are responsible for a large number of projects that contribute to sustainable education. We do this from our own organizations, but we also work on joint projects. By seeking targeted cooperation we reach a wider audience and accelerate the transition to sustainable education. Take a look at our projects in the Dutch higher education sector.
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Which institutions in HE are at the forefront of sustainability and what can we learn from them? That...
Together with a CoP from Windesheim University of Applied Sciences, we worked on the Sustainable Technology Minor to develop sustainability and circular...
The Circular Skills Meetup was the event for professionals from education, business, research institutions and governments working on the...
Three members of Cooperative Learning for Tomorrow entered into conversation with teachers from VO, MBO and HO about...
Organize a festive clothing swap at your school
In this project, we set up a learning environment in Westland to develop Sustainability Skills around circular greenhouse horticulture....

Teaching Materials

Current

There is a tremendous amount happening within education in the area of sustainability. Check out the most important updates within the ho below.

Agenda

There is a tremendous amount happening within education in the area of sustainability. Check out the most important updates within the ho below.
Tue 4 March 2025, 18:30 U - 18:30 U
 MBO Nimeto, Smijerslaan 2, Utrecht
Thu 20 March 2025, 09:00 U - 16:00 U
Herman Teirlinckgebouw - Brussel-Noord
Wed 26 March 2025, 00:00 U
Pakhuis de Zwijger, Amsterdam
Wed 26 March 2025, 15:00 U - 17:00 hrs
Pakhuis de Zwijger, Amsterdam
Thu 15 May 2025 - Fri 30 May 2025

Knowledge

Everything you want to know about sustainable education in the ho
Duurzame ontwikkeling is geen apart vakgebied in het onderwijs, maar wordt steeds vaker een integraal onderdeel van alle facetten van het onderwijsproces. Het creëren van…
Sustainability is a topic everywhere, but how you communicate about it makes the difference between inspiring people or provoking resistance. Educational institutions in this regard have...
This starting memorandum provides an exploration for nature-inclusive education, conducted as part of the Nature Inclusive Agenda, education domain.
In the Sustainability Skills program, members of the Learning for Tomorrow cooperative explored how vocational education can train young people for the circular transition....
Much is said about the future labor market without including the future itself. Current policies are not sufficiently attuned to young people. As a result...
In 2011, BuildUpSkills-Netherlands (BUS-NL) created a roadmap to properly prepare the construction and installation sector in the Netherlands for the energy transition of the...
In economic thought, man used to be often conceptualized as a homo economicus. This term was introduced by John Stuart Mill, not so much to...
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