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“It’s not about only understanding climate change It’s about translating research and knowledge into practical action, helping young people embed sustainable practices in businesses and bring positive change to their communities. ” Professor Sukanlaya Sawang, Director of CBISS and Project Lead
The 2026 winners of the Charles Short prize, which is awarded annually by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland (ICAS), include Phoenix Brereton, a BA (Hons) Accounting student from Edinburgh Napier University. The prize recognises exceptional academic performance and…
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Napier academics take the mic as The Provocateurs returns to the Fringe Since 2013, The Provocateurs has been doing exactly that as part of the Edinburgh Fringe. The long-running series takes some of Scotland’s leading academics out of lecture theatres and into a…
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Swap Holiday Homes (SSH) is an early-stage startup building a trusted home swapping community for people who want to travel differently, more affordably and with greater confidence. The idea behind SHH comes from my own 25 years of home swapping…
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The course covers the stuff that drives you and focuses on how to keep the charity safe. For anyone thinking is it worth doing, I’d say: resoundingly, yes.
Studying for an MBA at Edinburgh Napier University, either online or in-person, is designed to develop leadership, strategic thinking, and practical business skills, making it suitable for both graduates and working professionals. It aims to prepare students for management roles…
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Digital sustainability isn’t a luxury or a corporate trend — it’s your future competitive advantage.
Picture: Professor Sukanlaya Sawang, Director of CBISS and Project Lead International collaboration to develop green skills for young people backed by British Council funding Researchers from ENU’s Centre for Business Innovation and Sustainable Solutions will work with colleagues in Viet…
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The overarching goal is to furnish policymakers and stakeholders with a robust evidence base to inform strategic decisions regarding the long-term development of port infrastructure in Ireland,
Scotland’s circular economy is no longer theoretical — it’s underway.