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Sustainability science

Edited by Ariane König and Nancy Budwig

Introduction 1

105 Ariane König

Changing requisites to universities in the 21st century: organizing for transformative sustainability science for systemic change

Introduction 2

99 Nancy Budwig

Concepts and tools from the learning sciences for linking research, teaching and practice around sustainability issues

Learning processes and pathways

7 Jean Marcus, Nicholas C Coops, Shona Ellis and John Robinson Embedding sustainability learning pathways across the university

29 Arnim Wiek and Braden Kay

Learning while transforming: solution-oriented learning for urban sustainability in Phoenix, Arizona

37 Catherine Lippuner, BinBin J Pearce and Christine Bratrich The ETH Sustainability Summer School Programme: an incubator to support change agents for sustainability

81 Carolyn McGibbon and Jean-Paul Van Belle

Integrating environmental sustainability issues into the curriculum through problem-based and project-based learning: a case study at the University of Cape Town

Learning environments

1 James Evans, Ross Jones, Andrew Karvonen, Lucy Millard and Jana Wendler

Living labs and co-production: university campuses as plat- forms for sustainability science

22 Helen Whitbread

The water lily and the cyber cow, landscape as a platform for Education for Sustainability in the higher education sector

44 Kes McCormick and Bernadett Kiss

Learning through renovations for urban sustainability: the case of the Malmö Innovation Platform

56 Gregory Trencher, Toru Terada and Masaru Yarime Student participation in the co-creation of knowledge and social experiments for advancing sustainability: experiences from the University of Tokyo

64 Carolyn Young, John Reid and Bart Meehan

Taking action: researching an innovative pedagogy for an aesthetic visual approach to environmental issues

Learning for relational change

14 Daniel Rosenberg Daneri, Gregory Trencher and John Petersen Students as change agents in a town-wide sustainability transformation: the Oberlin Project at Oberlin College

51 Ulli Vilsmaier and Daniel J Lang

Making a difference by marking the difference: constituting in-between spaces for sustainability learning

73 Heila Lotz-Sisitka, Arjen EJ Wals, David Kronlid and Dylan McGarry

Transformative, transgressive social learning: rethinking higher education pedagogy in times of systemic global dysfunction

89 Ariane König

Towards systemic change: on the co-creation and evaluation of a study programme in transformative sustainability science with stakeholders in Luxembourg

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How universities stage opportunities for transformative learning for sustainability. Courtesy of the Université du Luxembourg.

DOI 10.1016/S1877-3435(15)00133-5

Volume 16, October 2015

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