- Creative Sustainable Economies
- Wellbeing
- Equality and Inclusivity
- Climate Change
Awards:
BSU Student Society Contribution Award (£250) Award recognising a BSU societies work to address major Global Challenges. Nominated societies must be recognised and registered as societies with the BSU. The award will be transferred to the BSU Society account.
Prize – £250
Individual Student Award Award for ongoing or recent student work with impact at a local, regional, national or international level that tackles one of the Global Challenges themes of wellbeing, equality and inclusivity, climate change or creative and sustainable economies. A winner will be announced for each of the categories on Friday 6th December.
Prize – £150 to winner and two prizes of £50
CORE or Research Group Contribution Award Award for CORE or Research Group whose work successfully addresses the Global Challenges. Prize may be used to continue work on the projects recognised.
Prize – £250 contribution to GC related project expenses
Module Lead whose Research Informed Teaching that best addresses the Global Challenges Award Award for the module that prepares students with the skills and values to address the Global Challenges drawing upon the most recent research/staff research, (one winner announced for each Global Challenges category).
Prize – £100 book voucher
Individual Staff Members Award Award for staff whose work actively addresses one or more of the Global Challenges in Professional Services, Teaching and/or Research. (Nomination in all four GC Areas; three from each area invited to GC prize event where winners are announced.)
Prize – £50 book vouchers for winners
University Research Project Award Award for a funded research project, receiving either internal (School of University) or external funding that works to address the Global Challenges.
Prize – £50 book voucher for winner
Please take five minutes to nominate and recognise that contribution: Global Challenges Week Nomination Form
