How to conduct a systematic review
GCUA 2030 hosted a successful webinar together with SLU Library and SLU Global on the theme "How to conduct a systematic review". The webinar was open for all GCUA 2030 members.
News for GCUA 2030 members
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"It will be an opportunity to meet partners in person and see the results of the GCUA 2030 activities"
To strengthen our network and feature the great outcomes of GCUA 2030 activities, we would like to share a quote from one of the member universities, this time from Ida Andersson-Norrie, Örebro University, about the upcoming GCUA 2030/STINT meeting. -
We congratulate the prize laureates in GCUA 2030 award 2023!
GCUA 2030 proudly presents the three prize laureates in GCUA 2030 award 2023. Below you find motivations and video presentations for all three prize laureates; Olwethu Poswayo, Shaik Abdullah and Michael Gräf. -
"Three groups just submitted their final projects for the Climate Action Challenge!"
To strengthen our network and feature the great outcomes of GCUA 2030 activities, we would like to share a quote from one of the member universities, this time from Sheila Holmes, SLU, about the very fruitful Climate Action Challenge. -
The climate action challenge designs new nature-based solutions
Three groups of students completed the GCUA 2030 Climate Action Challenge. The goal of the challenge was to design a Nature-based solution to mitigate climate change or the effects of climate change while targeting additional social challenges in a specific geographic location and context. -
Successful research day sparks collaborations between SLU and Nelson Mandela University
Nelson Mandela University (NMU) in South Africa, recently hosted a collaborative research day with the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU), fostering fruitful interactions and laying the groundwork for future partnerships.
A global learning forum for sustainable development
The overall goal of GCUA 2030 is to enhance the capacity of its partners to contribute to Agenda 2030 and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through international collaboration.
A key objective is to equip the next generation of researchers, teachers and academic leaders with knowledge, tools and networks that will strengthen their capacity to work across disciplines and to conduct translational research.
The network offers different types of learning activities designed to accommodate and be attractive to students from different educational systems.