Care of the Environment

Course description

Care of the Environment

Building a Better Future : Understanding and Applying the UN Sustainable Development Goals

Course Description:

Discover how the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) provide a roadmap for building a sustainable future. This course dives into pressing global issues such as water scarcity, renewable energy, climate change, marine conservation, and biodiversity loss. You’ll also explore the environmental and social impacts of fast fashion, food waste, and unsustainable consumption patterns.

Through discussions, debates, and case studies, participants will gain a deeper understanding of these challenges while uncovering practical actions they can take to create positive change. Whether you’re new to sustainability or looking to expand your knowledge, this course offers tools to make a real difference.

Course Topics: 

• Clean Water & Sanitation
• Affordable & Clean Energy: “Debate the Wind”
• Climate Action
• Life Below the Sea
• Biodiversity
• UN Sustainability Goals Background
• Responsible Consumption & Production (Fast Fashion) 8. Zero Hunger (Food Waste)

Who Should Attend: 

This course is designed for adults who are new to concepts of sustainability and the UN Sustainable Development Goals.

It’s ideal for:

• Anyone Interested in Sustainability
• Community Members
• Professionals Looking to Learn
• Parents and Caregivers
• Lifelong Learners
• No previous experience is needed-just a desire to understand and take action on important global issues!

Course Day & Time: Monday Evening Course 7.00 – 9.00pm

Start Date: 27/01/25

Cost: €90

Course Format: Six lesson in classroom with tutor and two field trips of habitat studies.

Duration: 8 weeks – Maximum of 12 students in class

Enrolment: You can enrol online through our website by clicking on the Easy Payments Button. Enrolment will begin on Monday the 9th of December at 10am.

Tutor: Anne O’ Brien Environment Scientist