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GCUA 2030

Global Challenges University Alliance, GCUA 2030, is a network of university partners from across the globe with a common vision of contributing to sustainable, global development. GCUA 2030 offers a global learning forum for PhD students and young researchers providing a range of learning and networking activities.

We congratulate the GCUA 2030 award laureates!

GCUA 2030 proudly presents the three prize laureates in GCUA 2030 award 2024. Below you find motivations and video presentations for all three prize laureates; Fundile Nyaweni, NMU, Auja Bywater, PSU, and Muhammed Sinan, BOKU.

GCUA 2030 award laureates
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Climate action challenge

Welcome to GCUA 2030 Climate Action Challenge were students will engage in a case study activity as part of an international and interdisciplinary group, in which they will develop a Nature-based Solution (NbS) for a specific location and socio-ecological system to mitigate climate change and/or the effects of climate change. 

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Mentorship programme

The mentorship programme will allow for cross-cultural exchange and learning between mentors and mentees, in depth dialogues on a range of aspects related to academic career development.

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GCUA 2030 award

GCUA 2030 is proud to announce the GCUA 2030 award. The award is established to encourage high quality research for sustainable global development.

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GCUA 2030 courses

Do you want your research to contribute to making the world a better place? Would you like to interact with doctoral students from all over the world? If you are still reading, you should probably sign up for the PhD courses given by GCUA 2030.

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Interesting news for GCUA 2030

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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. The network is funded by STINT 2021-2023. 

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. 

Published: 23 January 2025 - Page editor: agnes.bondesson@slu.se
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