Sustainability and Social Responsibility in Raising Awareness of Green Issues through Developing Tertiary Academic Provision: a Case Study

Colin Pattinson, Denise Oram , Margaret Ross

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    Abstract

    While it is important to promote sustainability throughout ICT-related education, there is a need for individuals who can deliver in the short term. One way to achieve this is the taught Master of Science course, such as Leeds Metropolitan University’s Green Computing MSc, believed to be the first to commence in the UK. Glyndwr and Southampton Solent Universities have developed awareness of sustainability across the broader curriculum, primarily using professionalism and social responsibility. This paper describes the experiences and thinking behind these developments and offers some suggestions for further development to secure sustainability within the IT education sphere.
    Original languageEnglish
    Number of pages10
    Volume2
    No.4
    Specialist publicationInternational Journal of Human Capital and IT Professionals (IJHCITP)
    DOIs
    Publication statusPublished - 2011

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